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Gadsby subtitled this piece ‘What are the people miscalled Antinomians?’ In the form of an imaginary dialogue between friends, he expresses his unease at the prevailing attitude to the gospel, so as to rob it of its ‘offence’. He also defends those who are dismissed as antinomians for boldly standing out in proclaiming the ‘hard sayings’ of a sovereign grace gospel.
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