In this theological treatise, Chauncy examines the concepts of benevolence and justice in relation to the Christian deity. The work is divided into three parts, covering various arguments and counterarguments on the topic. Chauncy's writing is characterized by his rational and logical approach to theology, and his arguments were influential in shaping the discourse on the nature of divinity in the 18th century.

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