The Saints Advantage; Or, The Well-fare of the Faithfull, in the Worst Times is a transcribed sermon by John Wing, preached in The Hague on May 18th, 1623, before Elizabeth, Queen of Bohemia. This powerful sermon explores the enduring strength and blessings available to the faithful, even amidst trials and tribulations. Wing's discourse offers a glimpse into the religious and political landscape of the early 17th century, reflecting the spiritual concerns and challenges faced by Protestant communities during a time of upheaval and uncertainty. "The Saints Advantage" provides valuable insights into the religious thought of the period and the role of faith in navigating adversity. This edition offers a carefully preserved snapshot of a pivotal moment in history, capturing the essence of a sermon delivered to a royal audience at a critical juncture.

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