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Subsections
All of the Writings of the Westminster Divines by Subject
All of the Writings of the Westminster Divines Available for Purchase
All of the Writings of Those who were Invited to the Assembly but did not Attend
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“…there never was a body of divines who labored more conscientiously, carefully, and faithfully, produced more important documents, or a richer theological literature, than that remarkably learned, able, and pious body…”
Charles A. Briggs
“The divines there congregated were men of eminent learning, godliness, ministerial abilities, and fidelity… as far as I am able to judge… the Christian world, since the days of the apostles, had never a synod of more excellent divines…”
Richard Baxter
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Order of Contents
About this Collection
Order of the Divines
All of the Writings of the Divines
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About this Collection
This is intended to be a comprehensive collection of all of the writings of the Westminster divines in English, and it was the largest such collection on the net when it was last updated in Dec. of 2020.
124 of the 160 members and commissioners (77.5%) that are known to have at some point attended the Westminster Assembly over its ten year plus span (1643-1653+), have writings freely available on the internet. Out of the 1,260 total writings of divines that are referenced on this page, 1,118 of them (88.7%) are free available online.
Only one copy of each work has been selected, though sometimes multiple copies exist. Preference has been given to readability over date, edition, etc. For additional editions or copies of the works below, check PRDL and EEBO. Where a modern reprint is available for a specific writing below, a Buy link will open a page where it can be purchased.
The number after the name of the divine is how many works they produced (which we know of), which are all online. If a name has two numbers after it, separated by a comma, the first number is how many of their works are online; the second number is how many of their works are referenced, but are not online.
Persons who were invited to the Assembly, but did not actually attend, are not included here (with a few exceptions, for the time being, who have an * after their name).
This page can be searched. Most browsers allow one to search any webpage by pressing the ‘control’ key and the letter ‘f’ together, which will open up a search-box. Search for keywords, authors or titles.
The substance of this webpage was completed before the Westminster Assembly Project had anything akin to it available.
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Order of the Divines
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Scottish Commissioners 8 non-voting Presbyterians
Baillie, Robert 15
Campbell, Archibald 1, 18 Ruling Elder
Campbell, John 0, 7 Ruling Elder
Gillespie, George 16
Henderson, Alexander 14
Johnston, Archibald 5 Ruling Elder
Maitland, John 23, 3 Ruling Elder
Rutherford, Samuel 33, 1
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Members of the Civil House of Lords 5
Edward, Howard 1
Fiennes, William 4, 1
Montague, Edward 10, 2
Rich, Robert 13
Wharton, Philip 2
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Members of the Civil House of Commons 20
Clotworthy, John 0, 1
Cook, John 9, 1 Erastian Presb., Erast. 18, 1 Rudyerd, Benjamin
Evelyn, John 4 Erast., Indep. Erastian 4, 2 St. John, Oliver
Fiennes, Nathaniel 14, 2 Erast., Indep. Erastian 6, 1 Seldon, John
Glynne, John 5 Presb., Erastian 5 Strode, William
Hesilrige, Arthur 9 Erastian, Indep. Indep. 12, 2 Vane, Henry
Maynard, John 7 Presb., Erastian 1 Wheeler, William
Pierrepont, William 1 3 White, John
Pym, John 28 Presbyterian Erastian 2 Whitelock, Bulstrode
Rouse, Francis 18, 2 non-Erastian 4 Wilde, John
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English Clergy 94
Arrowsmith, John 5 2 Hoyle, Joshua
Ashe, Simeon 14, 8 5, 1 Jackson, John
Bathurst, Theodore 1 1 Langley, John
Bolton, Samuel 5, 4 Presbyterian 20, 2 Ley, John
Bond, John 12 Erast., conf. in 1660 14 Lightfoot, John
Bowles, Oliver 1 35 Marshall, Stephen
Bridge, William 7 Independent 5, 1 Maynard, John
Brownrig, Ralph * Episcopalian 5, 1 Morley, George
Burges, Cornelius 14, 8 Assessor Presbyterian 11 Newcomen, Matthew
Burgess, Anthony 17, 3 Indep. Independent 14, 1 Nye, Philip
Burroughs, Jeremiah 40, 3 Indep. Assessor 10, 3 Palmer, Herbert
Byfield, Adoniram 3 non-voting scribe 1 Perne, Andrew
Byfield, Richard 6, 3 1 Pickering, Benjamin
Calamy, Sr., Edmund 39 4 Price, William
Capel, Richard * 1 Proffet, Nicholas
Carter, John 2 Presbyterian 3 Rathband, William
Carter, Thomas 2 Conf. in 1660 7 Reynolds, Edward
Carter, William 3 Independent non-voting scribe 2 Roborough, Henry
Caryl, Joseph 31, 3 Indep. 3 Scudder, Henry
Case, Thomas 20, 4 Presbyterian 6 Seaman, Lazarus
Cawdrey, Daniel 16, 3 19, 2 Sedgwick, Obadiah
Chambers, Humphrey 4, 1 Independent 6, 1 Simpson, Sidrach
Cheynell, Francis 13 1 Smith, Peter
Clendon, Thomas * 10, 2 Spurstowe, William
Coleman, Thomas 3, 4 Erastian 2,1 Staunton, Edmund
Conant, John 3, 2 Independent 11 Sterry, Peter
Corbet,Edward 1 5 Strickland, John
De la Marche, Jean 1 14, 2 Strong, William
Delme, Philippe 2, 2 8 Taylor, Francis
Downing, Calybute 6, 1 Presbyterian, Erastian 1 Temple, Thomas
Dury, John 38, 3 3, 1 Thorowgood, Thomas
Featley, Daniel 20, 3 Epsicopalian 3 Tozer, Henry
Ford, Thomas 6 8 Tuckney, Anthony
Foxcraft, John 1 Moderator 10 Twisse, William
Gataker, Thomas 36, 3 4 Valentine, Thomas
Gibbon, John 1 16, 1 Vines, Richard
Gibson, Samuel 2 17, 1 Walker, George
Goodwin, Thomas 14 Independent scribe, conf. 1660 26, 3 Wallis, John
Gouge, William 22, 1 Assessor 2 Ward, John
Gower, Stanley 1 2, 2 Westfield, Thomas
Greene, John 5 Independent 3, 1 Whitaker, Jeremiah
Greenhill, William 5, 1 Indep. Assessor 12, 3 White, John
Hall, Henry 1 1, 1 Wilkinson, Sr., Henry
Hardwick, Humphrey 2 5 Wilkinson, Jr., Henry
Harris, Robert 1 3 Wilson, Thomas
Herle, Charles 7, 5 Moderator 4 Woodcock, Francis
Heyrick, Richard 4, 1 Conformed in 1660 4 Young, Thomas
Hickes, Gaspar 3
Hill, Thomas 12, 1
Hodges, Thomas 4
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Works by Multiple Members
Various Members 6
Smectymnuus 2 Presbyterians
The Dissenting Brethren 2 Independents
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All of the Writings of the Westminster Divines
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A Complete Collection
‘Assembly Documents’ at The Westminster Assembly Project 141 references to Dixhoorn’s volumes, most of which documents are not online
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The Westminster Assembly
The Standards
The Confession of Faith Buy 1648
The Shorter Catechism Buy 1658
The Larger Catechism Buy 1658
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On Church Government
A Directory for Church Government and Ordination of ministers, to be examined against the Next General Assembly Buy 1645
The Form of Church Government to be used in the Church of England and Ireland : agreed upon by the Lord’s and Commons assembled in Parliament, after advice had with the Assembly of Divines Buy 1645
The Humble Advice of the Assembly Concerning Church Government Buy
Propositions Concerning Church Government and Ordination of Ministers Buy 1647
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Other Documents
The Proceedings of the Assembly of Divines upon the Thirty-Nine Articles of the Church of England Buy
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Contra the Dissenting Brethren
The Reasons Presented by the Dissenting Brethren Against Certain Propositions Concerning Presbyterial Government. And the proofs of them voted by the Assembly of divines, sitting by authority of Parliament, at Westminster. Together with the answer of the Assembly of divines to those reasons of dissent Buy 1648
The Answer of the Assembly of Divines by Authority of Parliament now Sitting at Westminster Unto the reasons Given in to this Assembly by the Dissenting Brethren of their not Bringing in a Model of their Way Buy 1645
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A Declaration
A Short Declaration of the Assembly of Divines, by Way of Detestation of this Abominable & Blasphemous Opinion, that God is, & has an hand in, & is the Author of the Sinfulness of his People, Mentioned in a Book Entitled, ‘Comfort for Believers About their Sins & Troubles’. Together with the Orders of Both Houses of Parliament for the Burning of the Said Book by the Hand of the Common Hangman Buy (London, 1645) 8 pp. No Westminster divine dissented from this declaration.
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Letters
The Humble Answer of the Divines… at the Treaty at Newport in the Isle of Wight, to the second paper delivered to them by his Majesty, Oct. 6, 1648, about Episcopal government: Delivered to his Majesty, Oct. 17 Buy
A Letter from the Assembly of Divines in England… to the Belgic, French, Helvetian, and other Reformed Churches Buy
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A Petition to Parliament
A Copy of the Petition of the Divines of the Assembly, delivered to both Houses of Parliament, July 19, 1643, together, with the Houses’ answer to the said petition Buy
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An Order of the Assembly
June 30, 1645. According to an Order from the Honorable House of Commons to the Assembly of Divines, desiring them to set Tuesday the first of July apart, and to appoint several churches to meet in, to seek God for a blessing on our armies and forces now in the west, it is ordered by the Assembly… Buy 1645, 1 page
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Scottish Commissioners
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Baillie, Robert 1559-1662
Sermons
Errors & Induration are the Great Sins & the Great Judgments of the Time: a Sermon, July 30, 1645, the Day of the Monthly Fast Buy 1645
Satan the Leader in Chief to All who Resist the Reparation of Sion: As it was Cleared in a Sermon to the Honorable House of Commons at Their Late Solemn Fast, Feb. 28, 1643 Buy
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Reviews & Replies
A Review of the Seditious Pamphlet Lately Published in Holland by Dr. Bramhell, Pretended Bishop of London-Derry, Entitled His, ‘Fair-Warning Against the Scots’ Discipline’. In which, his Malicious & most lying reports, to the great scandal of that Government are fully and clearly refuted. As also, the Solemn League & Covenant of the Three Nations Justified & Maintained 1649 See also A Review of Doctor Bramble (1649) which looks substantially the same.
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Books
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Letters & Journals
The Letters & Journals of Robert Baillie, 1637-1662, Containing an Impartial Account of Public Transactions, Civil, Ecclesiastic, and Military, both in England and Scotland, a period, perhaps, the most remarkable that is to be met with in the British History : With An Account of the Author’s Life Buy
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Campbell, Archibald 1st Marquess of Argyll 1605-7–1661
Letters
A Letter from the Marques of Argile and Sir William Armyn, in the Name of Themselves & their Confederates, to Sir Thomas Glemham (1643)
Letters from the Marquesse of Argyle, the Earle of Lanerick, Lord Warriston, & others Now at Edinburgh, to their Friends at London (1645)
A Letter Sent from the Marquess of Argyle to the King of Scots (1652)
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Speeches
A Most Noble Speech Spoken by the Lord Cambell of Lorne. one of his Majesty’s most Honorable Privy Counsel of Scotland (1641)
A True Copy of a Speech Delivered in the Parliament in Scotland, by the Earle of Argyle, Concerning the Government of the Church (1641)
An Honourable Speech Made in the Parliament of Scotland by the Earle of Argyle (being now Competitor with Earle Morton for the Chancellorship) the Thirtieth of September 1641 (1641)
A Speech by the Marquesse of Argyle to the Honorable Lords & Commons in Parliament, 25 June, 1646 (1646)
The Lord Marques of Argyle’s Speech to a Grand Committee of Both Houses of Parliament, the 25th of this Instant June, 1646 (1646)
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1648
A Declaration of the Marquesse of Argyle, with the Rest of the Lords, & Others of the Estates of the Kingdom of Scotland, Concerning the Kings Majesty, & the Treaty; & their Desires to the Parliament of England (1648)
The Marquesse of Argyle his Speech Concerning the King, the Covenant, & Peace or War Between both Kingdoms (1648)
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Book
Instructions to a Son, Containing Rules of Conduct in Public & Private Life… Addressed to his Children, & to his Eldest Son in Particular, written in the Year 1660, during his Confinement (1661; Glasgow, 1743) 126 pp.
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Unknown Genre
Edinburgh, at the Parliament-House (1661)
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Surrounding his Trial & Death
The Marques of Argyll his Defences Against the Grand Indictment of High Treason, Exhibited Against Him to the Parliament in Scotland. (1661)
The Marquess of Argile his Answer to his Charge Sent unto Him in the Castle of Edinburgh, the 28. of January (1661)
The Marquess of Argyle his Petition to the Parliament of Scotland (1661)
To the Kings Most Excellent Majesty, the Humble Petition of Archibald Marquess of Argyle (1661)
The Speech & Plea of Archibald Marquesse of Argyle to the Parliament of Scotland at Edinburgh on the 5 of this Instant March. In answer to the Charge of High Treason Against Him (1661)
The Speech of the Late Marquiss of Argyll upon the Scaffold May 27,·1661 (1661)
My Lord Marquis of Argyle his Speech upon the Scaffold, the 27 of May 1661 (1661)
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Campbell, John 1598–1662
Speeches
A Second Speech made by the Lord Lowden, in the Parliament of Scotland the 24 of September, 1641 (1641)
A Speech made by the Lord Lowden, to the Lords in the Upper House of Parliament in Scotland, the 20 of September, anno 1641 (1641)
The Lord Louden his Learned & Wise Speech in the Upper House of Parliament in Scotland, September 9. 1641 (1641)
A Speech of the Right Honourable the Earle of Louden, Lord Chancellour of Scotland: to a Grand Committee of Both Houses of Parliament, upon the 12 of September, 1645 (1645)
Several Speeches, Spoken by the right Honorable the Earle of Loudoun, Lord High Chancellor of Scotland (1646)
The Lord Chancellor of Scotland his Speech to the King in Newcastle Concerning the Propositions for Peace, July, 1646 (1646)
Two Speeches of the Lord Chancellor of Scotland (1646)
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Gillespie, George 1613-1648
Fast Sermons
A Sermon preached before the Honorable House of Commons at their Late Solemn fast Wed., Mar. 27, 1644 Buy
A Sermon Preached before the Right Honorable the House of Lords in the Abbey Church at Westminster, upon Aug. 27, 1645, being the day Appointed for Solemn & Public Humiliation… Buy 1646
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Tracts
Reasons for which the Service Book ought to be Refused Buy
This was published anonymously, but Chris Coldwell has made the case that it was written by Gillespie.
Faces About, or, A Recrimination Charged upon Mr. John Goodwin in the Point of Fighting Against God & Opposing the Way of Christ, & a Justification of the Presbyterian way in the Particulars by him Unjustly Charged upon it: with other short Animadversions upon his Late Book called, Theomachia, or, The grand imprudence of men running the hazard of fighting against God, etc. Buy
Chris Coldwell has made the case that Faces About was written by Gillespie, though EEBO has attributed it otherwise.
A Late Dialogue Betwixt a Civilian & a Divine Concerning the Present Condition of the Church of England, Transcribed Buy 1644
Wholesome Severity reconciled with Christian liberty. Or, the true resolution of a present controversy concerning liberty of conscience: Here you have the question stated, the middle way betwixt popish tyranny and schismatizing liberty approved, and also confirmed from Scripture, and the testimonies of divines, yea of whole churches: the chief arguments and exceptions used in The bloody tenant, The compassionate Samaritan, M.S. to A.S. etc. examined. Eight distinctions added for qualifying and clearing the whole matter. And in conclusion a paranetic to the five apologists for choosing accommodation rather than toleration, Dec. 16, 1644 Buy
This work was published anonymously. Chris Coldwell has argued for Gillespie’s authorship here.
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Books
A Dispute Against the English-Popish Ceremonies, Obtruded upon the Church of Scotland. Wherein not only our own arguments against the same are strongly confirmed, but likewise the answers and defenses of our opposites, such as Hooker, Mortoune… Forbesse, etc. particularly confuted Buy 1637
An Assertion of the Government of the Church of Scotland in the Points of Ruling-Elders and of the Authority of Presbyteries and Synods Buy 1641
Aaron’s Rod Blossoming, or, The Divine Ordinance of Church-Government Vindicated so as the Present Erastian Controversy Concerning the Distinction of civil & ecclesiastical government, excommunication & suspension, is fully debated & discussed from the holy scripture, from the Jewish and Christian antiquities, from the consent of latter writers, from the true nature and rights of magistracy, & from the groundlessness of the chief objections made against the Presbyterial Government in Point of a Domineering, Arbitrary, Unlimited Power Buy 1646
111 Propositions Concerning the Ministry & Government of the Church 1647
A Treatise of Miscellany Questions: wherein many Useful Questions and Cases of Conscience are Discussed and Resolved 1649 It is not known when the various chapters of this work were written.
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Westminster Minutes
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Debate with Thomas Coleman
A Brotherly Examination of Some Passages of Mr. Coleman’s Late Printed Sermon [Hopes Deferred & Dashed] upon Job 11:20, in which He has Endeavored to Strike at the Root of All Church-Government Buy 1646
This was Gillespie’s first public response to Coleman, which started their debate. Coleman responded with A Brotherly Examination Re-Examined. Gillespie next replied with Nihil Respondes [Not Responding].
Coleman responded to this with Male Dicis Maledicis [Bad Speaking]. Gillespie responded with Male Audis [Bad Hearing].
This ended the debate, as Coleman did not respond to it.
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Henderson, Alexander c.1583-1646
Speech
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Sermons
A Sermon Preached by the Learned Mr. Alexander Henderson, before the Sitting Down of the General Assembly, August 12, 1639 on Acts 5:32-42
Sermons, Prayers & Pulpit Addresses Buy edited by R. Thomson Martin, 1867
This has collection has many of Henderson’s discourses and prayers not elsewhere found.
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Thanksgiving Sermon
A Sermon Preached Before the Lords & Commons Assembled in Parliament upon Thursday, July 18th, 1644: it being the Day of Public Thanksgiving for the Great Mercy of God in the Happy Success of the Forces of Both Kingdoms Near York, Against the Enemies of King and Parliament Buy
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Fast Sermons
A Sermon Preached to the Honorable House of Commons, at Their Late Solemn Fast, Wed., Dec. 27, 1643 Buy
A Sermon Preached before the House of Lords, Wed., May 28, 1645: Being the Day Appointed for Solemn & Public Humiliation Buy
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Books
On the Scottish National Covenant, 1638
The General Demands & Answers
General Demands Concerning the Late Covenant: Propounded by the Ministers & Professors of Divinity in Aberdeen, to some Reverend Brethren who came thither to recommend the Late Covenant to them, & to those who are Committed to their Charge. Together with the Answers of those Reverend Brethren to the Said Demands. As also the Replies of the Foresaid Ministers & Professors to their Answers (London, 1638) GB
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On Church Government
The Government and Order of the Church of Scotland 1641
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On his Death-Bed
The Declaration of Mr. Alexander Henderson Made upon his Death Bed 1648 11 pp.
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Johnston, Archibald bap. 1611, d. 1663 A Scottish ruling elder
Diary
Diary of Sir Archibald Johnston, Lord Wariston, 1639. The Preservation of the Honors of Scotland, 1651-52… (Edinburgh, 1896)
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Tracts
Reasons Against the Rendering of our Sworn & Subscribed Confession of Faith (Edinburgh, 1638) 4 pp.
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Confession of Sins
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Discourse & Death
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Maitland, John 1616–1682 Earle & Duke of Lauderdale, King Charles II’s High Commissioner
Papers
The Lauderdale Papers, vol. 1, 2, 3 ed. Osmund Airy (London, 1838-1901)
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Letters
Commissioners of Scotland – A Message to Both Houses of Parliament,: for a Personal Treaty with the King (and his Majesty to Come to London) or Treat at Hampton-Court. By the Lord Lowden, the Lord Lauderdale, Sir Charles Erskine, Mr. Hugh Kennedy & Mr. Robert Barclay, Commissioners from the Kingdom of Scotland… (London, 1647)
Thirty-Four Letters Written to James Sharp… by the Duke & Duchess of Lauderdale & by Charles Maitland… 1660-1677 ed. John Dowden in Miscellaney of the Scottish History Society (First Volume) in Publications of the Scottish History Society, 3rd Series, vol. 15 (Edinburgh, 1893)
Letters from John, Earl of Lauderdale & Others to Sir John Gilmour, President of Session ed. Henry Paton in Miscellaney of the Scottish History Society (Fifth Vol.) in Publications of the Scottish History Society, 3rd Series, vol. 21
Letters from John, Second Earl of Lauderdale, to John, Second Earl of Tweeddale & Others ed. Henry Paton in Miscellaney of the Scottish History Society (Sixth Vol.) in Publications of the Scottish History Society, 3rd Series, vol. 33
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Dialogue
A Dialogue between Duke Lauderdale and the Lord Danby (London, 1679)
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Speeches
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Tracts
An Addition to Swinton’s Case, in Relation to his Father’s Pretended Forfeiture, upon Occasion of the Answer to it Published by the Earl of Lauderdale (1690) 18 pp.
[75] Articles & Rules for the Better Government of his Majesty’s Forces in Scotland (Edinburgh, 1675/1678) 24 pp.
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Laws & Acts of Parliament
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Collections of Manuscripts
Lauderdale Papers Add. manuscripts in the British Museum, 30 vols.
On these, and Luaderdale’s history, see ‘Art. V.-The Lauderdale MSS. in the British Museum. 26 vols.’ in The Quarterly Review, vol. 157, no. 313 (Jan. & April, 1884), pp. 407-439
Correspondence relating to John Maitland, 2nd Earl of Lauderdale, 1st Duke of Lauderdale (1616-1682) Info at Edinburgh University Library Special Collections
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About John Maitland
A Declaration from His Excellence Sir Thomas Fairfax… also a Narrative of the Souldier’s Behavior Towards the Lord Lauderdale (London, 1647)
The Commons Address Against the Duke of Lauderdail, Presented to His Majesty, May 9, 1679 (London, 1679)
The Impeachment of the Duke and Dutchess of Lauderdale… Presented to His Majesty by the City of Edinburgh (London, 1679)
Gaskarth, John – A Sermon Preached upon the First Occasion after the Death of His Grace John Duke of Lauderdale… (London, 1683)
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Maitland’s Library
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Rutherford, Samuel c. 1600-1661
An Exhortation
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Individual Communion Sermons
Christ’s Napkin: or, A Sermon Preached in Kirkcubright at the Communion, May 12, 1633
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Fast Sermons
A Sermon Preached to the Honorable House of Commons: at Their Late Solemn Fast, Wed., Jan. 31, 1643 Buy
A Sermon Preached before the Right Honorable House of Lords, Wed., June 25, 1645, for the Solemn & Public Humiliation 1645 Buy
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Collections of Sermons
Fourteen Communion Sermons, with a Preface & Notes by A.A. Bonar Buy 1878
Quaint Sermons of Samuel Rutherford Buy 1885
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Catechism
A Catechism Containing the Sum of Christian Religion Buy 80 pp.
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Letters
Letters of Samuel Rutherford with a Sketch of his Life Buy edited by A. Bonar, 1848
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A Testimony
A Testimony Left by Mr. Rutherford to the Work of Reformation in Britain & Ireland, Before his Death, with some of his Last Words. February the last, 1661. To which is Added a Testimony of One of the Ministers of the Church of Scotland Against the Oath of Abjuration, a little before it was taken Ref (Glasgow, 1719)
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Books
The Power & Prevalency of Faith & Prayer Evidenced, in a Practical Discourse on Mt. 9:27-31 Buy (1713) 88 pp.
On Soteriology
Christ Dying & Drawing Sinners to Himself, or, A Survey of our Savior in his Soul-Suffering, his Loveliness in his Death & the Efficacy Thereof, Delivered in Sermons on John 12 Buy 1647
The Trial & Triumph of Faith: or, An Exposition of the History of Christ’s dispossessing of the daughter of the woman of Canaan. Delivered in sermons; in which are opened, the victory of faith; the condition of those that are tempted; the excellency of Jesus Christ and free grace; and some special grounds and principles of libertinism and antinomian errors Buy 1652
The Covenant of Life Opened, or, A Treatise of the Covenant of Grace Containing Something of the Nature of the Covenant of Works, the Sovereignty of God, the Extent of the Death of Christ … the covenant of grace… of Surety or Redemption between the Lord & the Son Jesus Christ, Infants’ Right to Jesus Christ & the Seal of Baptism, with some practical questions and observations HTML Buy 1655
On Ecclesiology
The Due Right of Presbyteries or, A Peaceable Plea for the Government of the Church of Scotland, 1644
On Politics
Lex, Rex: The Law and the Prince: a dispute for the just prerogative of king and people, containing the reasons and causes of the most necessary defensive wars of the kingdom of Scotland and of their expedition for the aid and help of their dear brethren of England: in which their innocency is asserted and a full answer is given to a seditious pamphlet entitled Sacro-Sancta Regum Majestas, or, The sacred and royal prerogative of Christian Kings, under the name of J. A. but penned by Jo. Maxwell the excommunicate P. Prelate: with a scriptural confutation of the ruinous grounds of W. Barclay, H. Grotius, H. Arnisœus, Ant. de Domi P. Bishop of Spalata, and of other late anti-magistratical royalists, as the author of Ossorianum, D. Fern, E. Symmons, the doctors of Aberdeen, etc., in 44 questions Buy 1644
A Free Disputation Against Pretended Liberty of Conscience: Tending to resolve doubts moved by Mr. John Goodwin, John Baptist, Dr. Jeremy Taylor, the Belgic Arminians, Socinians, and other Authors Contending for Lawless liberty, or Licentious Toleration of Sects and Heresies Buy 1649
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Debate
‘Samuel Rutherford & Thomas Sydserff, Bishop of Galloway, ‘An Discussing of Some Arguments Against Canons & Ceremonies in God’s Worship’ 1636′ in Religious Controversy in Scotland, 1625-1639 ed. David G. Mullan in Scottish History Society, Fifth Series, vol 11 (Edinburgh: Scottish Historical Society, 1998), pp. 82-99 A debate between the two men.
The debate first centers around whether ceremonies in worship, claimed to be indifferent, are legitimately scandals to the weak or not. Then is more specifically discussed the episcopal practice of kneeling in order to partake of the Lord’s Supper. At the end Rutherford gives a definition of worship.
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Documents of the Protestors (many signed by Rutherford)
Letter from the Protesters to L. General Cromwell, Jan. 1652 12 pp.
Protesters’ Address to Colonel Lilburne, April, 1653 2 pp.
Protesters Declaration or Exhortation to the Separatists in Aberdeen 7 pp.
Another Declaration or Testimony of the Protesters, March 1654 12 pp.
The Protesters Considerations of the Order of Duty of Ministers, 1654 12 pp.
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Poetry in Latin
‘Samuel Rutherford: Four Latin Poems’ A hypertext critical edition by James Reid Baxter & Matthew Vogan (2017)
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Unpublished Manuscripts
Vogan, Matthew – ‘Fresh Directions in Rutherford Studies’ in Studies in Puritanism, issue 1, vol. 1 (2019), pp. 16-17 This section is an annotated bibliography.
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Members of the House of Lords
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Edward, Howard †1675
Authorship Uncertain
Poems & Essays: with a Paraphrase on Cicero’s Lælius, or Of Friendship
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Fiennes, William
Speeches
The two speeches above are also contained in Two Speeches in Parliament of the Right Honourable William… (1641).
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Contra Quakers
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Contra the Scots, Political
The Scots Design Discovered. Relating their Dangerous Attempts Lately Practiced Against the English Nation, with the Sad Consequence of the Same. Wherein Diverse Matters of Public Concernment are Disclosed. And the Book Called Truths Manifest, is Made Apparent to be Lie Manifest Ref (London, 1654)
This looks similar to Nathaniel Fiennes, Vindiciæ Veritatis. Or an Answer to a Discourse Entitled, Truth it’s Manifest… Ref (London, 1654).
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Montague, Edward 1602–1671 Earl of Manchester
Speeches
Earl of Manchester’s Speech to His Majesty, in the name of the Peers, at his Arrival at White-Hall, the 29th of May, 1660… (London, 1660)
Two Speeches Spoken by the Earl of Manchester & Jo: Pym, Esq. as a Reply to His Majesty’s Answer to the City of London’s Petition… read at a Common-Hall, on Friday the 13th of January, 1642… (London, 1643) EEBO
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Ordinances
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Tracts
Manchester’s Resolution Against the Lord Strange… (London, 1642)
To the Church Wardens & Constables Ref (1644) 1 p.
Whereas Diverse Troopers, Dragooneers & Foot-Soldiers Belonging to the Army under my Command, Raised for the Defense of the Associated Counties, have Lately Absented Themselves from their Colors & the Army, & are gone to the Places of their Former Abode, & to other Towns & Places within this Association, to the great prejudice of the Service for which they were set Forth, & Bad Example of the Whole Army… Ref (1643)
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Rich, Robert 1587–1658 Earl of Warwick
Declarations
A Declaration of the Earle of Warwick… in Answer of a Scandalous Pamphlet, Falsely Reflecting upon his Lordship’s Honor & Proceedings (London, 1648)
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Letters
A Letter Sent from the Right Honorable, Robert, Earl of Warwick, Admiral of the Sea, to Mr. John Pym, Esquire (London, 1642) 5 pp.
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Military Reports
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Wharton, Philip 1613-1696
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Members of the House of Commons
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Clotworthy, John d. 1665
Letter, Military Report
August, 17. 1642. A Relation from Belfast, Sent to a Friend, Mentioning some late successe against the rebels, by Colonell Clotworthy, about Mount-Joy, in the county of Tyrone, with a letter of the Deputy-Lieutenants of Devonshire, to the gentlemen of Cornwall Ref (London, 1642)
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Cook, John bap. 1608, d. 1660 Erastian
Books
On the Trial & Execution of King Charles I
On Dreams
Political, on the Poor
Advice to Christian Magistrates, Judges & Lawyers
The Vindication of the Professors & Profession of the Law: so far forth as Scripture and right reason may be judge, & speedy justice (which exalts a nation) may be advanced. Wherein is declared what manner of persons Christian magistrates, judges & lawyers ought to be, how every man ought to serve God by serving his country, & that two places were never intended for one man. Occasioned by Way of Answer to a Printed Sheet, Entitled, Advertisements for the New Election of Members for the House of Commons Ref (London, 1646)
Contra Independency
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On Cook
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Evelyn, John 1601-1685
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Fiennes, Nathaniel 1607/8-1669 Erastian, Independent, Colonel, Governor & Lawyer
Speeches
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A Tract Contra Episcopacy
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A Conference Contra Cromwell
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Military
Vindiciæ Veritatis. Or an Answer to a Discourse Entitled, Truth it’s Manifest, Discovering the Manifest Falsehoods, Malicious Slanders & Seditious Practices which Therein are Masked under this specious name of Truth: and showing how this discourse was printed and spread abroad by the author thereof, to uphold and maintain the credit of the Scots his country-men, and to excuse and palliate many unworthy carriages of theirs; accusing, aspering, and slandering those, who deserved best, for refusing to join with them in those unworthy actions, but rather opposing them. Wherein also diverse passages worth observation, touching the late transactions are occasionally inserted; perhaps not so fully as yet laid open to the view of the world Ref (London, 1654)
On the Surrender of Bristol, Fiennes being the Governor
The True Copies of a Certificate Under Colonel Fiennes’ own Hand, Dated July 17, 1643. As also an Order of a Counsel of War held in Bristol the Same Day Expressing the True Causes Why Sir William Waller Left the City of Bristol Ref (1643)
Colonel Fiennes’ Letter to my Lord General Concerning Bristol (London, 1643)
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Glynne, John 1603-1666
Speeches
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Book
Master Glyn’s Report, July 21, 1641: The Case of the Vintners, the whole profit that the King made of the Project of Forty Shillings upon the Ton, was in Three Years, but…
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Hesilrige, Arthur 1601-1661 Erastian, Independent
Speeches
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Letters
A Letter from Sir Arthur Haselrige in Portsmouth to an honorable member of the Late Parliament
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Books
Sir Arthur Haselrige’s Meditations, or the Devil Looking Over Durham
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Maynard, John 1604-1690
Speeches
Master Meynard, his speech at the Committee at Guild Hall in London on Thursday, January 6, Concerning the Breaches of Privileges of Parliament, Anno Dom. 1641 (London, 1642) in A Collection of Scarce & Valuable Tracts on the Most Entertaining Subjects, but Chiefly Such as Relate to the History & Constition of These Kingdoms... vol. 4 2nd ed. Walter Scott (London, 1810), pp. 349-351
A Speech Spoken by an Honorable Knight in the House of Commons: upon the Delivery of the City Petition, Tues. June 27, 1648 (London, 1648)
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Letters & Protest
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Pierrepont, William 1607/8-1678
Speech
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Pym, John 1584-1643
Speeches
A Declaration of the Grievances of the Kingdom, Delivered in Parliament (London, 1641)
The Heads of a Conference: Delivered by Mr. Pym at a Committee of Both Houses, June 24, 1641 (London, 1641)
Master Pym’s Speech to the Lords in Parliament Sitting in Westminster Hall, April 12, 1641 (London, 1641)
Mr. Pym’s Speech in Parliament the Jan. 25, 1641 Against the Bishops’ Charge, Hastening their Trial (1642)
Mr. Pym’s Speech to the Lords in Parliament: Sitting in Westminster Hall, on the Trial of Thomas Earle of Strafford, April 12, 1641 (London, 1643)
A Speech Delivered in Parliament, by a Worthy Member Thereof, & a Most Faithful Well-Wisher to the Church & Commonwealth: Concerning the Grievances of the Kingdom (London, 1641) 40 pp.
The Speech or Declaration of John Pym, Esq. etc. (London, 1641)
The Substance of Mr. Pym’s Speech: to the Lords in Parliament. Nov. 9, 1641 (London, 1641)
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Letter
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Books
A Discovery of the Great Plot for the Utter Ruin of the City of London & the Parliament: As it was at Large Made Known by John Pym, Esq; on Thursday, June 8, 1643, at a Common-Hall (London, 1643) 12 pp.
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Rouse, Francis 1579-1658
Speeches
Mr. Rouse’s Speech Before the Lords at the Transmission of Dr. Cossens March 16, 1640
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Psalter
The Psalms of David set forth in English Meter by Francis Rous, 1643
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Books & Tracts
Thule, or Virtue’s History This is about the arts.
Contra Romanism
Practical Godliness
A Collection of Works
Treatises & Meditations Dedicated to the Saints & to the Excellent Throughout the Three Nations, 1657 739 pp.
The Mystical Marriage. Experimental Discoveries of the Heavenly Marriage Between a Soul & her Savior, 1631
Oil of Scorpions. The Miseries of These Times Turned Into Medicines & Curing Themselves
The Only Remedy that can Cure a People When All Other Remedies Fail
The Heavenly Academy 1638 ToC
The Diseases of the Time, Attended by their Remedies
Meditations of Instruction, of Exhortation, of Reproof Endeavoring the Edification & Reparation of the House of God (1616) ToC
The Balm of Love: to Heal Divisions & the Wounds made by them, & to make the Body of Christ Whole & Entire for its own beauty, strength & safety… Ref (London, 1648) 14 pp.
On Political Theory
“His [Antony Ascham’s] first published work was A Discourse, wherein is Examined what is Particularly Lawful during the Confusions & Revolutions of Government: or, How far a Man may Conform to the Powers & Commands of Those who Hold Kingdoms Divided by Wars… This appeared in 1648, probably in July at the height of the political uncertainty engendered by the second Civil War. The previous month the Army [of the English Parliament] had shown that it wielded both political and military power and Ascham’s Discourse was widely seen as a defense of the Army as the conquering power, and as a plea for ‘the rank of the people’ to adopt a position of political quiescence.
Parliament’s ultimate victory [over King Charles I] and the establishment of the Commonwealth [of Cromwell] posed a problem for those who felt unable to accept the legality of the new government but were now being required to give it their allegiance, and also for those who regarded their oath of allegiance to King Charles I… as a solemn oath to God that could not be broken. One argument, provided by a group of political theorists variously called the Engagers, or de facto theorists, was to argue that an individual could give their obedience to the de facto government in being simply because it was in power.
For many such a theory was deeply shocking since it emphasized power at the expense of authority, and subordinated allegiance to self-interest. The debate was initiated by Francis Rous who published a brief pamphlet in April 1649 [The Lawfulness of Obeying the Present Government] in which he argued that allegiance could be given to the Commonwealth even though it were acknowledged to be an illegal power [there was no provision in England’s laws for anything but a monarchy]. It was a radical shift in the basis of the argument that was to be followed through by theorists engaged in the debate on de facto government.
In the debate that followed Ascham [(c. 1614–1650), a reformed, puritan, British academic, political theorist, Parliamentarian and diplomat] played a major part in developing a theory of political obligation to the de facto power…” – Wiki on Ascham
On Soteriology
The Truth of Three Things, viz, the Doctrine of Predestination, Free-Will, & Certainty of Salvation. As it is Maintained by the Church of England, wherein the Grounds of Arminianism is Discovered & Confuted Buy (1633)
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Rudyerd, Benjamin 1572-1658
Individual Speeches
Sir Benjamin Rudyerd’s Speech in Behalf of the Clergy & of Parishes Miserably Destitute of Instruction Through Want of Maintenance. Confirmed by the Testimonies of Bishop Jewel, Master Perkins & Sir Henry Spelman (Oxford, 1628)
A Speech Concerning a West Indie Association, at a Committee of the Whole House in the Parliament… (1641)
Sir Beniamin Rudyerd’s Speech Concerning Bishops, Deans & Chapters at a Committee of the Whole House (London?, 1641)
Sir Benjamin Rudyerd’s Speech for Propositions of Peace to be Sent to His Majesty: Spoken in the High Court of Parliament (London, 1642)
Sir Benjamin Rudyerd’s Speech in the High Court of Parliament, Feb. 17: for a Speedy Treaty of Peace with His Majesty (London, 1643)
A Speech Delivered in Parliament by Sir Benjamin Rudyard
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Multiple Speeches
The Speeches of Sr. Benjamin Rudyerd in the High Court of Parliament (London, 1641)
Two Speeches by Sir Benjamin Rudyard Concerning the Palatinate
A Worthy Speech Spoken in the House of Commons, July, 1642 (London, 1642)
Two Worthy Speeches Spoken in the House of Commons by Sir Benjamin Rvdyard, at Several Times (London, 1643)
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Poetry
Le Prince d’Amour; or The Prince of Love· With a Collection of Several Ingenious Poems & Songs by the Wits of the Age Ref (London, 1660)
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St. John, Oliver 1598-1673 Solicitor General to King Charles I
Speeches
The Speech or Declaration of Mr. St. John, His Majesty’s Solicitor General. Delivered at a Conference of both Houses of Parliament, Held 16⁰, Caroli, 1640. Concerning Ship-Money… Ref (London, 1641) 38 pp.
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Legal
An Argument of Law Concerning the Bill of Attainder of High-Treason of Thomas Earle of Strafford: at a Conference in a Committee of Both Houses of Parliament (London, 1641) 46 pp.
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The Case of St. John
Mr. St. John’s Case, as it Stood before the Lord’s Commissioners of the Great Seal, Lord Keeble & Lord Lisle. The Mannor of Sapcot & a Ground Called, ‘The Face of the Hill’, was made over to Mr. Burton, to Counter-Secure Him Against Several Bonds He Entered into for Mr. St. John’s, Amounting to 5000l. Mr. St. Johns duly paid the interest, before the wars began; and afterwards until his estate was taken from him, to the value of 8000l Ref (London, 1658?) 1 p.
The Case of Oliver St. John, Esquire, Concerning his Actions During the Late Trouble (London, 1660) 14 pp.
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Selden, John 1584-1654
Tracts
Tracts Written by John Seldon Buy 1683
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Books
The Dissertation of John Selden, Annexed to Fleta, trans. Robert Kelham, 1771
Of the Dominion, or, Ownership of the Sea, Two Books, trans. Marchamont Nedham, 1652
Of the Judicature in Parliaments, postumous treatise
Titles of Honor Buy 1614
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Strode, William 1598–1645
Sermons
A Sermon Concerning Swearing, Preached Before the King’s Majesty in Christ-Church, Oxon, May the 12, 1644 (1644) on Mt. 5:37
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A Play
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Vane, Jr., Henry 1632-1662
Speeches
The Substance of What Sir Henry Vane Intended to have Spoken upon the Scaffold, on Tower-Hill, at the Time of Execution, June 14, 1662, Published to Prevent False Reports (London, 1662) 6 pp.
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Letters
A Letter from Sir Henry Vane to Sir Arthur Haselrige: Dated Feb. 23, 1659
An Epistle General to the Mystical Body of Christ on Earth, the Church Universal in Babylon, who are Pilgrims & Strangers on the Earth, Desiring & Seeking after the Heavenly Country… Ref (London, 1662) This is included below in Two Treatises…
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Discourse
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Tract
The Cause of the People of England Stated Ref (London, 1689) 32 pp.
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Books
The Retired Man’s Meditations, or, The Mystery & Power of Godliness 428 pp.
Two Treatises: Both Written by Sir Henry Vane, Knight in the Time of his Imprisonment
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The Trial of Vane
The Substance of what Sr. Henry Vane Intended to have Spoken upon the Scaffold, on Tower-Hill, at the Time of Execution, being the 14th of June, 1662. Published to Prevent False Reports (London, 1662) 6 pp.
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Wheeler, William 1601-1666
Authorship Uncertain
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White, John 1590-1645
Speeches
Mr. White’s Speech in Parliament on Monday, Jan. 17 Concerning the Trial of the 12 Bishops, 1641
A Speech of Mr. John White, Counselor at Law, made in the Commons House of Parliament Concerning Episcopacy (London, 1641)
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Whitelock, Bulstrode 1605-1675
A Journal of the Swedish Embassy During 1653-1654
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Wilde, John 1590–1669
Letter
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Speeches
A Speech made by Sergeant Wild in the Honourable House of Commons, in the cause of Mercurius Britanicus… (London, 1645)
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A Case
The Impeachment Against the Bishops. Sent up by Serieant Wilde, and Delivered at the bar in the Lord’s House by order of the House of Commons… (London, 1641) 4 pp.
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Yonge, Walter bap. 1579, d. 1649
A Vade Mecum, or Table Containing the Substance of such Statutes wherein any one or more justices of the peace are enabled to deal in, at the sessions of the peace. Together with an epitome of Master Stamford’s Pleas of the Crown Ref (London, 1643)
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General Assembly Members
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Arrowsmith, John 1602-1659
Sermons
The Covenant Avenging Sword Brandished Buy (1642) on Lev. 26:25 at a Fast Day, before the House of Commons
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Commentary
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Book
A Chain of Principles, or an Orderly Concatenation of Theological Aphorisms & Exercitations, wherein the Chief Heads of Christian Religion are Asserted and Improved Buy
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Ashe, Simeon d. 1662
Sermons
Good Courage Discovered & Encouraged: in a Sermon Preached before the Commanders of the Military Forces, of the Renowned City of London, May 17, 1642 (London, 1642) on Ps. 31:24
Real Thankfulness, or, A Sermon Preached upon Nov. 2, 1645 at a Public Thanksgiving for the Taking in of the Towns & Castles of Caermarthen & Mounmouth in Wales (London, 1645) Ps. 105:45
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Fast Sermons
The Church Sinking, Saved by Christ. Set out in a Sermon preached before the Right Honorable the House of Lords, in the Abby-Church at Westminster, on Wed., Feb. 26, 1644, being the Day of the Monthly Public Fast… Ref (London, 1645) on Isa. 63:5
Self-Surrender unto God, Opened & Applied, in a Sermon Preached before the Honorable House of Commons, at Margaret’s, Westminster, at their Late Solemn Fast, February 23, 1647… Pre (London, 1648) on 2 Chron. 30:8
God’s Incomparable Goodness unto Israel. Unfolded & Applied in a Sermon Preached at Margaret’s Westminster before the Honorable House of Commons Assembled in Parliament, at the Last Solemn Fast, April 28 (London, 1647) on Ps. 73:1
Religious Covenanting Directed, & Covenant-Keeping Persuaded: Presented, in a Sermon, Jan. 14, 1645. Upon which Day the Solemn League & Covenant was Renewed by them & their Officers, with Prayer & Fasting, at Michael Basing-shaw, London (London, 1646) on Ps. 76:11
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Funeral Sermons
Christ the Riches of the Gospel & the Hope of Christians. A Sermon Preached at the Funeral of Mr. William Spurstowe, the Only Child of Dr Spurstowe, March 10, 1654 (London, 1654) on Col. 1:27
The Efficiency of God’s Grace in Bringing Gain-Saying Sinners to Christ: a Sermon Preached at Summerford in Wiltshire, at the Funeral of that Pious & Worthy Young Gentleman, Mr. Robert Strange. With a Narrative of his Short but Well-Spent Life Pre Buy (London, 1654)
Gray Hairs Crowned with Grace. A Sermon Preached Aug. 1, 1654 at the Funeral of Thomas Gataker (London, 1654) on Prov. 16:31
The Good Man’s Death Lamented. A Sermon Preached at Mary Woolnoth in Lumbard-street London, June 18th 1655, at the Funeral of that Faithful Servant of Christ, Mr. Ralph Robinson, Minister of the Gospel… (London, 1655) on Isa. 57:1
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Book
Primitive Divinity, a Treatise on Divine Contentment Buy
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Military Reports
Numb. 2. The continuation of true intelligence from the right honourable, the Earl of Manchester’s army, since the taking of Lincolne; May 6th. untill the first day of this instant June, 1644… Ref (London, 1644)
Number 4. A Continuation of true intelligence from the English and Scottish forces, in the North, for the service of King and Parliament, and now beleaguring York, from the eighth of this instant June to the 17th thereof. Containing severall letters, messages, and actions of great importance, in, and since the late Treatie… Ref (London, 1644)
Number 5. A continuation of true intelligence from the English and Scottish forces in the North, for the service of the King and Parliament, and now beleaguring York, from the 16th of June, to Wednesday the 10th of July, 1644. Wherein is given a full and particular accompt of the battaile with Prince Rupert, and the Marquesse Nevv Castle, together with the successe thereof Ref (London, 1644)
Numb. 6. A continuation of true intelligence from the armies in the North, from 10. day, to the 27. of this instant July, 1644. VVherein is given a full and particular accompt of the surrender of York, and the removes of the armies since… Ref (London, 1644)
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Multiple Authors
ed. Ashe, Simeon & William Rathband – A Letter of Many Ministers in Old England, Requesting the Judgment of their Brethren in New England Concerning Nine Positions, Written in 1637, Together with their Answer thereunto Returned in 1639, & the Reply made unto the Said Answer, & Sent Over unto Them in 1640 1643
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Bathurst, Theodore c. 1587–1652
Report about Bathurst
The Case of Theodore Bathurst, Esq; Relating to his Bill in Parliament (1689) 4 pp.
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Bolton, Samuel 1605/6-1654
Sermons
The Guard of the Tree of Life, or, A Sacramental Discourse Showing a Christian’s Privilege in Approaching to God in Ordinances, Duty in his Sacramental Approaches, Danger if he do not Sanctify God in Them (London, 1644) on Lev. 10:3 Buy
Hamartolos Hamartia: or, The Sinfulness of Sin: held forth in a Sermon Preached to the Honourable the House of Commons, at Margarets Westminster, upon their Late Solemn Day of Humiliation, March 25, 1646 Ref (London, 1646)
This sermon is in The Dead Saint Speaking, below.
This sermon has been reprinted in The Puritans on Conversion Ref (Soli Deo Glori, 1990) 162 pp. with pieces by Nathaniel Vincent & Thomas Watson.
Deliverance in the Birth: or, A Sermon Preached before the right honourable the House of Peers in the Abbey-Church at Westminster upon the 29 of July 1646. being the day of their Solemn Monthly-Fast. And the Time of our Hopeful Expectations of a Happy Conclusion of our Troubles, upon the Sending of the Right-Honourable the Commissioners of Both Kingdoms to his Majesty Ref (Cambridge, 1647)
The Wedding Garment (posthumous)
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A Collection of Sermons
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Books
The Arraignment of Error: or a Discourse Serving as a Curb to Restrain the Wantonness of Men’s Spirits in the Entertainment of Opinions; and as a Compass, whereby we may sail in the search and finding of Truth, Distributed into Six Main Questions (London, 1646) ToC Buy
A Vindication of the Rights of the Law & the Liberties of Grace 1646
The Dead Saint Speaking to Saints & Sinners Living, in Several Treatises, Never Before Published Ref (London, 1657)
Table of Contents
Sin the Greatest Evil (2 Samuel 24:10) 38 pp.
The Love of Christ to His Spouse. (Song of Solomon 4:9) 55 pp.
A Treatise of the Nature and Royalties of Faith. (John 3:16) 146 pp.
A Treatise of the Slowness of Heart to Believe. (John 1:50) 39 pp.
A Treatise of the Miserable Condition of Unbelievers – missing
A Treatise of Hypocrisy. (Isaiah 58:2) 93 pp.
A Treatise of the Wonderful Workings of God for His Church and People. (Exodus 15:11) 69 pp.
The True Bounds of Christian Freedom, Or a Treatise wherein the Rights of the Law are Vindicated, the Liberties of Grace Maintained; and the Several Late Opinions Against the Law are Examined & Confuted, Whereunto is annexed a discourse of the learned John Cameron, touching the Three-fold Covenant of God with Man, Faithfully Translated Buy 1656
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Bond, John 1612-1676
Sermons
A Dawning in the West, As it was Delivered in a Sermon Before the House of Commons, upon their Day of Thanksgiving, for Several Victories in the West, etc. (London, 1645) on Isa. 25:9
A Door of Hope, Also Holy & Loyal Activity, Two Treatises Delivered in Several Sermons (London, 1641) on Ps. 126:1-2 & Ex. 17:11
Eshcol, or Grapes Among Thorns. As they were Delivered in a Thanksgiving Sermon, to the House of Commons (London, 1648) on Ps. 50:23
Job in the West. As it was Laid Forth in Two Several Sermons, at Two Public Fasts, for the Five Associated Western Counties (London, 1645) on Job 19:21
Salvation in a Mystery, or A Prospective Glass for England’s Case, a Sermon Buy
The State’s Stability, a Sermon… (London, 1643) on Prov. 25:5
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Bowles, Oliver c. 1577-1644
Sermon
Zeal for God’s House Quickened: or, A Sermon Preached before the
Assembly of Lords, Commons, and Divines, at their Solemn Fast, July 7, 1643. Expressing the eminency of zeal requisite in church reformers, on John 2:17, 1643 24 pp.
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Bridge, William 1600/01-1671
Works of William Bridge ToC Buy
vol. 1 (Great Gospel Mystery, Satan’s Power, Grace for Grace, Spiritual Life, Scripture Light, Righteous Man’s Habitation) ToC
vol. 2 (Lifting up for the Downcast, Spiritual Actings, Great Things of Faith, Freeness of the Grace) ToC
vol. 3 (Christ & the Covenant, Way of Mediatation, God’s Return, Preventing Mercy, Christ in Travail) ToC
vol. 4 (17 Sermons, Evangelical Repentance) ToC
vol. 5 (Sinfulness of Sin & Fulness of Christ, Remains, Word to the Aged, Wounded Conscience, Truth of the Times, Loyal Convert, Justificaiton by Faith, General Index) ToC
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The Five Dissenting Brethren
The Reasons of the Dissenting Brethren against the Third Proposition, concerning Presbyterial Government, Humbly Presented Buy 1645
A Copy of a Remonstrance Lately Delivered in to the Assembly by Thomas Goodwin. Jeremiah Burroughs, William Greenhill, William Bridge, Philip Nye, Sidrach Simson & William Carter, Declaring the Grounds & Reasons of Their Declining to Bring in to the Assembly their Model of Church-Government (London, 1645) Buy
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Brownrig, Ralph
Sermons
A Sermon Preached on the Coronation Day of King Charles I, March 27, 1644, in St. Mary’s in Cambridge, by Bishop Brownrigg when he was vice-chancellor of the University, for which he was cast into Prison (London, 1661) on Hag. 2:23
A Sermon on the 5th of November, being the Last which was Preached by the Reverend Father in God, Bishop Brownrigg. Bishop of Exon (London, 1660) on Dan. 6:21-22
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Books of Sermons
Repentance & Prayer, or the Two Fundamental Pillars of the Nation, being the Substance of Four Sermons Preached… (London, 1660) on Joel 2:14; Ps. 78:34-37; Lk. 22:31-32; Lk. 11:13
Forty Sermons… vol. 1 (London, 1661) ToC Dedicated to King Charles II
Twenty Five Sermons. The First Volume... Ref (London, 1685)
Twenty Five Sermons. The Second Volume… (London, 1664)
Sixty Five Sermons… in Two Volumes Ref (London, 1674) Its possible that this was inclusive of the 40 & 25 sermons together.
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Burges, Cornelius d. 1665
Sermons
Another Sermon Preached to the House of Commons now Assembled in Parliament, Nov. 5, 1641, wherein, among other things, are shown a list of some of the Popish Traitors in England (London, 1641) on Ps. 76:10
The Necessity of Agreement with God: Opened in a Sermon Preached to the House of Peers Assembled in Parliament, upon Oct. 29, 1645, being the Monthly Fast (London, 1645) on Amos 3:3
Prudent Silence a Sermon Preached in Mercers Chappel to the Lord Mayor & City, Jan. 14, 1648, showing the Great Sin & Mischief of Destroying Kings, Dehorting from Taking Away our late Sovereign & Deterring All from like Wickedness Ref (London, 1660) on Amos 5:13
The Second Sermon, Preached to the Honourable House of Commons, April 30, 1645. Discovering the Vanity & Mischief of the Thoughts of an Heart Unwashed Ref (London, 1645) on Jer. 4:14
Two Sermons Preached to the Honourable House of Commons…March 30, 1642, the Other, April 30, 1645, The former Opening the Necessity & Benefit of Washing the Heart. The latter Discovering the Vanity & Mischief of an Heart Unwashed Ref (London, 1645) on Jer. 4:14
Two Sermons Preached to the Honorable House of Commons… Nov. 17, 1640 on Jer. 50:5
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Books
Baptismal Regeneration of Elect Infants professed by the Church of England, according to the Scriptures, the primitive Church, the present reformed churches, and many particular divines apart ToC Buy
Burges argues “That it is most agreeable to the institution of Christ, that all elect infants that are baptized (unless in some extraordinary cases) ordinarily receive the Spirit from Christ in baptism, for their first solemn initiation into Christ; and for their future actual renovation, in God’s good time, if they live to years of discretion, and enjoy the other ordinary means of grace appointed of God to this end.”
This position is within the bounds of the statements of the Westminster Standards, though it is not necessarily entailed by the Standards.
The Broken Title of Episcopal Inheritance, or A Discovery of the Weak Reply, to the Humble Examination of the Answers to the Nine Reasons of the House of Commons, Against the Votes of Bishops in Parliament, their Lordly Dignity & Civil Authority. Dedicated to Both Houses of Parliament Ref (London, 1642)
The Fire of the Sanctuary Newly Uncovered, or a Complete Tract of Zeal (London, 1625)
A Most Compendious Direction to All that Desire to be Made Meet Partakers of the Lord’s Supper… Ref (London, 1622) 16 pp.
A New Discovery of Personal Tithes: or The Tenth Part of Men’s Clear Gains Proved Due Both in Conscience & by the Laws of this Kingdom (London, 1625) 81 pp.
Burges & Diverse Ministers – Reasons Showing the Necessity of Reformation of the Public 1. Doctrine, 2. Worship, 3. Rites & Ceremonies, 4. Church-Government & Discipline, Reputed to be (but Indeed, Not) Established by Law. Humbly Offered to the Serious Consideration of this Present Parliament. By Diverse Ministers (London, 1660) 63 pp.
Sion College, what it is & Doeth. Together with a Vindication of that Society from the Slanderous Defamations of Two Fell & Fiery Satires, the one called Sion College Visited: the other The Pulpit Incendiary. As also a little taste, by the way, of another young thing of Mr. John Goodwin’s, running about with the shell on the head before it be all hatched, under the name of Neophylopresbyteros, or, The Youngling Elder… Ref (London, 1648)
Here is John Goodwin’s, Neophytopresbyteros (1648).
Some of the Differences & Alterations in the Present Common Prayer Book, from the Book Established by Law (London, 1660)
Two Replies: the One an Antidote Against Anti-Sobrius, or Against Those Sad Revilings of Purchasers of Cathedral Lands, in a Late Foul Pamphlet, Falsely entitled, Anti-Sacrilegous, or, a Defensative, etc. Which is now replied unto, and directed to Dr. Gauden. The other reply is to Dr. Pearson’s Answer to Dr. Burges his Word Ref (London, 1660)
Burges & London Ministers – A Vindication of the Ministers of the Gospel in & about London, from the unjust Aspersions Cast Upon their Former Actings for the Parliament, as if they had promoted the Bringing of the King to Capital Punishment, with a Short Exhortation to their People to Keep Close to their Covenant Engagement (London, 1648) 11 pp. This seems likely the same as The Dissenting Ministers Vindication of Themselves, from the Horrid and... Ref
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About Burges
Dr Burges, his Case, as Lecturer in Paul’s: with the Ordinance for Settling Him, and his Maintenance there, for his Life. And for securing thereof, in case of sale, alienation, or other disposall of the lands of that church. Humbly offered to every member of the Right Honorable the Commons of England assembled in Parliament Ref (London, 1644) 8 pp.
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Burgess, Anthony d. 1664
Sermons
A Demonstration of the Day of Judgment, Against Atheists & Heretics. For the Awakening of the Ungodly & the Comfort of Saints, especially those of them that are Afflicted & Oppressed. Preached at St. Paul’s, May 11, 1656 (London, 1657) on Acts 17:31
Judgments Removed, where Judgment is Executed, or a Sermon preached, Sept. 5, 1644
The Magistrate’s Commission from Heaven. Declared in a Sermon, Sept. 28, 1644 (London, 1644) on Rom. 13:4
Rome’s Cruelty & Apostasy: Declared in a Sermon Preached on Nov. 5, 1644, Before the House of Commons (London, 1645) on Rev. 19:2
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Fast Sermons
The Difficulty of & the Encouragements to a Reformation, a Sermon Preached Before the Honorable House of Commons at the Public Fast, Sept. 27, 1643 Buy
The Reformation of the Church to be Endeavored More than that of the Commonwealth, Declared, in a Sermon Preached before the House of Lords at the Public Fast, Aug. 27, 1645 (London, 1645) on Judges 6:27-29
Public Affections Pressed in a Sermon Before the House of Commons Assembled in Parliament: Upon the Solemn Day of Humiliation, Feb. 25, 1645 (London, 1646) on Num. 11:12
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Funeral Sermon
Paul’s Last Farewell, or a Sermon, Preached at the Funeral of that Godly & Learned Minister of Jesus Christ, Mr. Thomas Blake (London, 1658)
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Commentaries
145 Expository Sermons upon John 17, or, Christ’s Prayer Before his Passion Explicated, & Both Practically & Polemically Improved, 1656
An Expository, Comment, Doctrinal, Controversial, and Practical upon 2 Cor. 1, 1661
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Books
A Treatise of Original Sin… Proving that it is, by Pregnant Texts of Scripture, Vindicated From False Glosses (London, 1658) This has four parts and appears to be in substance the same as that below, except without the Digressive Epistle..
The Doctrine of Original Sin, Asserted & Vindicated Against the Old & New Adversaries Thereof, both Socinians, Papists, Arminians & Anabaptists. And Practically Improved for the Benefit of the Meanest Capacities. In Four Parts. To which is added a Digressive Epistle Concerning Justification by Faith Alone, Excluding the Conditionality of Works in that Act Ref (London, 1658) 555 pp.
Spiritual Refining: or A Treatise of Grace & Assurance. Wherein are Handled, the Doctrine of Assurance, the Use of Signs in Self-Examination. How True Graces may be Distinguished from Counterfeit. Several true signs of grace, and many false ones. The nature of grace under divers Scripture notions or titles, as regeneration, the new-creature, the heart of flesh, vocation, sanctification, etc. Many chief questions (occasionally) controverted between the orthodox and the Arminians. As also many cases of conscience. Tending to comfort and confirm saints. Undeceive and convert sinners. Being 120 sermons Buy 1659
Note that the modern two volume modern reprint of Spiritual Refining is only about half of the sermons in the original.
Spiritual Refining, Part II, or a Treatise of Sin with its Causes, Differences, Mitigations & Aggravations. Particularly of the desperate deceitfulness of mans heart, of presumptuous and reigning sins, and of hypocrisy & formality in religion. Also occasionally handling the uprightness and tenderness of a gracious heart; and therein discovering the nature of a misguided conscience, as also of secret and unknown sins that the best men are guilty of, with directions to the godly under their fears about them. Showing withal, that a strict scrutiny into a man’s heart & ways, with a holy fear of sinning, does consist with a gospel-life of faith & joy in the Holy Ghost. All Tending to Unmask Counterfeit Christians, Terrify the Ungodly, Comfort & Direct the Doubting Saint, Humble Man, Exalt the Grace of God in 42 Sermons Buy Ref (London, 1654)
Spiritual Refinings: in Two Parts. Delivered in 161 Sermons... Ref (London, 1658) 901 pp.
A Treatise of Original Sin, Proving that it is, by Pregnant Texts of Scripture, Vindicated from False Glosses Buy 1658
The True Doctrine of Justification Asserted & Vindicated from the Errors of Many, & More Especially Papists and Socinians, or, a Treatise of the Natural Righteousness of God & Imputed Righteousness of Christ 1655 ToC 1, 2 This is the same as The True Doctrine of Justification, in Two Parts Ref (London, 1655)
Vindiciae Legis: or, a Vindication of the Moral Law & the Covenants from the Errors of Papists, Arminians, Socinians & More Especially Antinomians, in 30 Lectures Buy ToC
Weighty Cases of Conscience… Ref (London, 1688) 24 pp.
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Burroughs, Jeremiah bap. 1601?, d. 1646
Sermons
The Difference Between the Spots of the Godly and of the Wicked Buy 1668
Four Useful Discourses by Jeremiah Burroughs (1675) being 11 Sermons
A Sermon Preached Before the House of Commons Assembled in Parliament, at their Late Solemn Fast, Aug. 26, 1646 Transcribed on Mt. 5:6
A Sermon Preached before the House of Peers, Nov. 26, 1645, Being the Day Appointed for Solemn & Public Humiliation (London, 1645) on Phil. 4:12
Sion’s Joy. A Sermon Preached to the Honorable House of Commons Assembled in Parliament, at their Public Thanksgiving, Sept. 7, 1641. For the Peace Concluded between England & Scotland Buy Pre 112 pp. on Isa. 66:10
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Commentaries
An Exposition of the Prophesy of Hosea Buy 1643
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Matthew
The Saints’ Happiness. Together with the Several Steps Leading Thereunto, Delivered in Diverse Lectures on the Beatitudes; Being Part of Christ’s Sermon in the Mount Contained in the Fifth of Mathew Buy 1660
Christ Inviting Sinners to Come to Him for Rest; Four Books on the Eleventh of Matthew 1659 GB
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On Hebrews 11
Moses, his Self-Denial , Delivered in a Treatise upon Heb. 11:24 EEBO Buy 1641
Moses his Choice, with his Eye Fixed upon Heaven: Discovering the Happy Condition of a Self-Denying Heart, a Treatise upon Hebrews 11:25-26 Buy 1650
The Excellency of Holy Courage in Evil Times… Buy 1661 on Heb. 11:27
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The Gospel Series
Gospel Conversation wherein is Showed, I. How the Conversation of Believers must be Above what could be by the Light of Nature. II. Beyond Those that Lived Under the Law. III. And Suitable to what Truths the Gospel Holds Forth Buy 1650
Gospel Fear, or the Heart Trembling at the Word of God Evidences a Blessed Frame of Spirit… Buy (1643-44) 3 Sermons on Isa. 66:2 & 4 Sermons on 2 Kings 22:19
Gospel Peace Buy 266 pp. This is the same as his Four Useful Discourses
Gospel Reconciliation, or Christ’s Trumpet of Peace to the World, to which is Added Two Sermons (London, 1657) Buy
Gospel Remission, or, a Treatise Showing that True Blessedness Consists in Pardon of Sin, wherein is Discovered the Many Gospel Mysteries Therein Contained, the Glorious Effects Proceeding from it, the Great Mistakes Made about it, the True Signs & Symptoms of it, the Way & Means to Obtain it Buy 1668
Gospel Revelation, in Three Treatises, viz, 1 The Nature of God. 2 The Excellencies of Christ, & 3 The Excellency of Man’s Immortal Soul Buy
Gospel Worship, or, the Right Manner of Sanctifying the Name of God in General, & Particularly in These Three Great Ordinances, Namely, 1. Hearing the Word. 2. Receiving the Lords Supper, & 3. Prayer Buy 1647
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More Books
The Christian’s Living to Christ, wherein is Showed, 1. What it is to Live to Ourselves. 2. Nine Reasons why we should Not Live to Ourselves. 3. Christians Must Live to Christ & What Living to Christ is. 4. Ten Reasons why Christians Ought to Live to Christ. 5. The Excellency of Living to Christ. 6. Eight Directions to Christians, how they Should Live to Christ. 7. The Death of Christ is a Great Argument why Christians Should Live to Him. 8. The Resurrection of Christ is of Great Power to Make Christians Live to Christ Ref (London, 1661) 81 pp.
The Difference Between the Spots of the Godly & of the Wicked Buy 1668
The Excellency of a Gracious Spirit, a Treatise upon Num. 14:24 Buy 1639
A Treatise of Hope Buy in Three Treatises
Irenicum, to the Lovers of Truth & Peace, Heart Divisions Opened in the Causes & Evils of Them, with Cautions that we may not be Hurt by them, & Endeavors to Heal Them Buy 1653
Jacob’s Seed, or The Generation of Seekers, & David’s Delight: or The Excellent on Earth Buy (Cambridge, 1648)
Jerusalem’s Glory Breaking Forth into the World, Being a Scripture Discovery of the New Testament Church in the Latter Days, Immediately Before the Second Coming of Christ Buy 1684 3 sermons on Isa. 62:7
Precious Faith Buy in Three Treatises
The Rare Jewel of Christian Contentment wherein is showed, I. What Contentment is, II. The Holy Art or Mystery of it, III. Several Lessons that Christ Teaches, to Work the Heart to Contentment, IV. The Excellencies of it, V. The Evils of Murmuring, VII. The Aggravations of the Sin of Murmuring Buy 1649
The Saints’ Inheritance and the Worldling’s Portion Representing the Glorious Condition of a Child of God & the Misery of having One’s Portion in this World, Unfolding the State of True Happiness with the Marks, Means & Members Thereof Buy 1657
The Saints’ Treasury: Being Sundry Sermons Buy 1654
The Saints’ Walk by Faith on Earth, by Sight in Heaven Buy in Three Treatises
A Treatise of the Evil of Evils, or the Exceeding Sinfulness of Sin. Wherein is Showed, 1 There is more Evil in the least Sin than there is in the Greatest Affliction. 2. Sin is most opposite to God. 3. Sin is most opposite to man’s Good. 4. Sin is Opposite to all Good in General. 5. Sin is the Poison, or Evil of all other Evils. 6. Sin hath a kind of Infiniteness in it. 7. Sin makes a man conformable to the Devil. All these Several Heads are Branched out into very many Particulars Buy 1654
Two Treatises. The First of Earthly Mindedness; The Second of Conversing in Heaven & Walking with God Buy 1652
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Multiple Authors
Solicitor, Calamy, Burroughs, Sedgwick – Four Speeches Delivered in Guild-Hall on Friday the Sixth of October, 1643. At a Common-hall, upon occasion of desiring the assistance of our brethren of Scotland in this war, viz.1. by Mr. Solicitor. 2. by Mr. Edmund Calamy. 3. by Mr. Jeremiah Burroughs. 4. by Mr. Obadiah Sedgewick (London, 1646)
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The Five Dissenting Brethren
The Reasons of the Dissenting Brethren against the Third Proposition, concerning Presbyterial Government, Humbly Presented Buy 1645
A Copy of a Remonstrance Lately Delivered in to the Assembly by Thomas Goodwin. Jeremiah Burroughs, William Greenhill, William Bridge, Philip Nye, Sidrach Simson & William Carter, Declaring the Grounds & Reasons of their Declining to Bring in to the Assembly their Model of Church-Government Buy
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Byfield, Adoniram †1660 a non-voting scribe
Sermons
The Principle of All Principles Concerning Religion, Or the Sum of Certain Sermons Proving the Scriptures to be the Very Word of God (London, 1624) on Acts 24:14-16
A Brief View of Mr. Coleman’s New-Model of Church Government, Delivered by Him in a Late Sermon upon Job 11.20 (London, 1645)
This was responded to by Coleman.
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Letter
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Byfield, Richard bap. 1598, †1664
Sermon
Zion’s Answer to the Nations’ Ambassadors, According to Instructions Given by Isaiah from God’s Mouth: in Part Unfolded in a Sermon Preached Before the Honorable House of Commons at their Solemn Fast, June 25, 1645 Ref (London, 1645) 38 pp. on Isa. 14:32
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A Catechism
A Candle Lighted at the Lamp of Sacred Scriptures. Or a Catechism Containing All Truths Fundamental, & None but Fundamentals (London, 1627)
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Books
Temple-Defilers Defiled
A Short Treatise Describing the True Church of Christ, & the Evils of Schism, Anabaptism & Libertinism, Delivered in Two Sermons by Mr. Richard Byfield (London, 1653) on 1 Cor. 3:17 40 pp.
The Light of Faith & Way of Holiness, Showing what to Believe & for What to Strive Together, Earnestly Contend & Suffer For in this Contending Age, & How to Live in All Estates, Conditions & Degrees of Relation, according to this Faith. In both Delivering (as Near as might be, in the life of Scripture phrase) only things Necessary, as we mean to be Saved, & Avoiding utterly things Arbitrary, that Distract Rather than Direct a Christian Buy (London, 1630)
The Power of the Christ of God, or a Treatise of Power, as it is Originally in God the Father & by Him Given to Christ his Son: and that Considered as Either: 1. Reserved & Kept in his own hands. 2 Committed by Him to Others, whether, 1. Ecclesiastical, for the Good & Government of his Church, or, 2. Political, for the Guidance of Commonwealths: Together with, 3. the Power Permitted 1. of the Pope and his Locusts, 2. of the Turk and his Armies. In Principles & Conclusions Gathered out of Holy Scripture. Published by Order of the Committee of the House of Commons… Ref (London, 1641) 46 pp.
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A Letter & Military Report
A Message Sent from the Kingdom of Scotland to His Highnesse the Prince of Wales: by the Right Hononrable the Earle of Lauderdaile, & their Declaration Thereupon. Likewise, a great victory obtained near Kendall in Westmerland, & the Number of Prisoners Taken, Cullers, Arms & Ammunition Ref (London, 1648)
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Calamy, Edmund 1600-1666
Sermons
Eli Trembling for Fear of the Ark, a Sermon, Dec. 28, 1662
A Sermon Preached at Aldermanberry Church, Dec. 28, 1662, on 1 Samuel 4:13 29 pp.
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Fast Sermons
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Funeral Sermons
The Righteous Man’s Death Lamented. A Sermon Preached, Aug. 23, 1662, at the Funeral of Simeon Ash, Late Minister of the Gospel There, 1662
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A Farewell Sermon
The Fixed Saint Held Forth in a Farwell Sermon Preached in London, Aug. 17, 1662
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A Collection of Sermons
The Godly Man’s Ark, or, City of Refuge, in the Day of his Distress Discovered in Diverse Sermons, the First of which was Preached at the Funeral of Mistress Elizabeth Moore, the Other Four were Afterwards Preached, and are all of them now made Public for the Support & Consolation of the Saints of God in the Hour of Tribulation, Hereunto are Annexed Mrs. Moore’s Evidences for Heaven, Composed & Collected by her in the Time of her Health, for her Comfort in the Time of Sickness Buy 1658
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Books
The Art of Divine Meditation, or, A Discourse of the Nature, Necessity, and Excellency thereof with motives to, and rules for the Better Performance of that most important Christian duty, in several sermons on Gen. 24:63, Transcribed, 1680
Contra Henry Burton
Calamy was presbyterian.
Two Solemn Covenants Made between God & Man: viz. the Covenant of Works & the Covenant of Grace. Clearly Laid Open, Distinguished & Vindicated From Many Dangerous Opinions; the Right Knowledge of which will be very Profitable to All Those that have Escaped the First & are Confirmed in the Second at the Sacrament Buy 1647 34 pp.
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Sayings
Old Mr. Edmund Calamy’s Former & Latter Sayings upon Several Occasions (London, 1674) 84 sayings
Calamy, Caryl, Venning, Janeway – Saints’ Memorials, or Words Fitly Spoken Like Apples of Gold in Pictures of Silver, being a Collection of Divine Sentences, 1674
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‘To the Reader’
‘To the Reader’ in Nathaniel Stephens, A Plain & Easy Calculation of the Name, Mark & Number of the Name of the Beast… (London, 1657)
‘To the Christian Reader’ in William Fenner, The Soul’s Looking-Glass Lively Representing its Estate Before God… (Cambridge, 1640)
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Uncertain Authorship
“Evidence for the ascription of this work to Calamy is insufficient.” – British Museum Catalogue, new edition
Cromwell’s Soldier’s Bible: being a Reprint, in Facsimile, of “The Soldier’s Pocket Bible,” Compiled by Edmund Calamy & Issued for the Use of the Commonwealth Army in 1643: with a Bibliographical Introduction… (Boston, 1895) 16 pp. This is a collection of verses from the Bible for a soldier.
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Multiple Authors
A Collection of Farewell Sermons
Calamy, Watson, Sclater, Jacomb, Case, Baxter, Jenkins, Lye, Manton – A Complete Collection of Farewell Sermons Preached by… Ref (London, 1663) on 2 Sam. 24:14; 2 Cor. 7:1; 1 Jn. 5:1, 21; Isa. 3:10-11; Jn. 8:29; Rev. 2:5; Jn. 8:29; Col. 2:6-7; Heb. 13:20-21; Ex. 3:2-5; Phil. 4:1; Heb. 12:1; Isa. 57:1. Includes a funeral sermon for Simeon Ashe.
This is the same as A Collection of Several Sermons Preached upon Solemn Occasions Ref (London, 1659)
Calamy, Jackson, Nalton, Jacomb, Hutchinson, White, Parson, Doolittle, Ashe, Case, Taylor, Drake, Griffith, Pook, Batcheler – A Serious Advice to the Citizens of London by some Ministers of the Gospel in the said city upon Occasion of the Horrid Murder & Dreadful Death of Nathaniel Butler, an high Malefactor (1657) 23 pp.
Solicitor, Calamy, Burroughs, Sedgwick – Four Speeches Delivered in Guild-Hall on Friday the Sixth of October, 1643. At a Common-hall, upon occasion of desiring the assistance of our brethren of Scotland in this war, viz.1. by Mr. Solicitor. 2. by Mr. Edmund Calamy. 3. by Mr. Jeremiah Burroughs. 4. by Mr. Obadiah Sedgewick (London, 1646)
Epistles to the Reader
Calamy, Ashe, Whitaker, Taylor, Poole – ‘To the Reader’ in Christopher Love, The Mortified Christian… (London, 1654)
Calamy, Whitaker, Ashe, Taylor, Greere – ‘To the Reader’ in Christopher Love, A Treatise of Effectual Calling & Election… (London, 1655)
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Smectymnuus
The group of authors known as Smectymnuus were presbyterian.
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Edited by Calamy
Jus Divinum Ministerii Evangelici, or, The Divine Right of the Gospel Ministry, 1654, London Provincial Assembly
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About Calamy
Master Edmund Calamy’s Leading Case (London, 1663) 16 pp.
This is an account of the conversation that occurred between Calamy and the civil authorities in his case respecting he being barred from the pulpit in England for non-conformity to the Book of Common Prayer.
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Capel, Richard 1586–1656 Invited but did Not Attendc
Sermons
God’s Valuation of Man’s Soul, in Two Sermons on Mark 8:36 (London, 1632)
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Book
Tentations: their Nature, Danger, Cure… the Sixth Edition. The Fourth Part Left Enlarged by the Author, & now there is Added his Remains… to which thou hast prefixed an abridgement of the authors life, by Valentine Marshall… Pre (London, 1659)
This volume contains An Apology in Defence of Some Exceptions Against Some Particulars in the Book of Tentations (London, 1659).
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Remains
Marshall, Valentine – Capel’s Remains, being a Useful Appendix to his Excellent Treatise of Tentations. Concerning the Translations of the Holy Scriptures, left written with his own Hand… with a Preface Prefixed, wherein is Contained an Abridgement of the Author’s Life… (London, 1658) on 1 Jn. 3:9
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Carter, John d. 1655
Sermons
The Nail and the Wheel: the Nail Fastened by a Hand from Heaven, the Wheel Turned by a Voice from the Throne of Glory, both Described in Two Sermons Buy
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Carter, Thomas b. c. 1585
Book
Carter’s Christian Commonwealth, or Domestical Duties Deciphered (London, 1627) 275 pp. There is no table of contents.
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Authorship Uncertain
Prayer’s Prevalency for Israel’s Safety. Declared in a Sermon Preached in Saint Margaret’s Westminster, Before the House of Commons, at the Late Solemn Fast, June 28, 1643, by Thomas Carter, Minister of Dynton in Buckingham-shire (London, 1643) on Ex. 32:9-10
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Carter, William 1605-1658
Sermons
Light in Darkness: Discovered in a Sermon Preached Before the House of Commons, Nov. 24, 1647, being the Day of their Public Fast (London, 1648) on Ps. 65:5
Israel’s Peace with God: Benjamin’s Overthrow. A Sermon Preached Before the House of Commons, at their Late Solemn Fast, August 31, 1642 (London, 1642) on Judges 20:26-28
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Book
The Covenant of God with Abraham, Opened. Wherein 1. The Duty of
Infant-Baptism is Cleared. 2. Something Added Concerning the Sabbath, and
the Nature & Increase of the Kingdom of Christ. Together with a Short
Discourse Concerning the Manifestations of God unto his People in the Last
Days. Wherein is Showed the Manner of the Spirit’s Work Therein to be in the
Use of Ordinary Gifts, not by Extraordinary Revelations 1654 86 pp.
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Caryl, Joseph 1602-1673
Notes of Sermons
Anonymous Notes from Sermons Preached by Joseph Caryl on Isa. 57:17-19 This was formerly online at the Westminster Assembly Project.
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Sermons
Gospel Love, Heart Purity & the Flourishing of the Righteous, being the Last Sermon of the Late Rev. Caryl, 1675 (London, 1675) on 1 Tim. 1:5
The Present Duty & Endeavor of the Saints. Opened in a Sermon, Dec. 14, 1645 (London, 1646) on Eph. 5:10 ToC
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Thanksgiving Sermons
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Inaugurational Sermon
David’s Prayer for Solomon, Containing the Proper Endowments & Duty-Royal of a King, with the Consequent Blessings upon a Kingdom. A Sermon, March 27, 1643. Being the Commemoration of his Majesty’s Inauguration. 1643 (London, 1643) on Ps. 72:1-3
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Fast Sermons
The Arraignment of Unbelief, as the Grand Cause of our National Non-Establishment: Cleared in a Sermon to the Honorable House of Commons in Parliament upon May 28, 1645, being the Day of their Public Fast, 1645 (London, 1645) on Isa. 7:9
Heaven & Earth Embracing, or God & Man Approaching: Showed in a Sermon Preached Before the Honorable House of Commons upon the Day of Their Public Fast, Jan. 28, 1645, 1646 (London, 1646) on James 4:8
The Works of Ephesus, Explained in a Sermon Before the Honorable House of Commons at their Late Solemn Fast, April 27th 1642 (London, 1642) on Rev. 2:2-3
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A Farewell Sermon
The White Robe, or the Undefiled Christian Clothed in a White Garment, held forth in a Farewell Sermon… (London, 1662) on Rev. 3:4
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Collection of Sermons
The Nature & Principles of Love, as the End of the Commandment, Declared in Some of the Last [Three] Sermons of Mr. Caryl, with an Epistle Prefixed by John Owen (London, 1673) The first two sermons are on 1 Tim. 1:5; the third sermon is on Ps. 92:12
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Commentary
Ch. 1-3
Ch. 4-7
Ch. 8-10
Ch. 11-14
Ch. 15-17
Ch. 18-21
Ch. 22-26
Ch. 27-31
Ch. 32-34
Ch. 35-37
Ch. 38-42
A one volume abridgement of Caryl’s commentary on Job
An Exposition of Job Buy
Selected Excerpts
A Directory for the Afflicted, being select extracts from the first fourteen chapters of the Rev. Joseph Caryl’s Commentary on the Book of Job, by John Berrie, 1824
Bible Thoughts Buy
This is a book of excerpts from Caryl’s Commentary on Job, topically arranged.
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Biography
‘Life of Thomas Taylor’ 5 pp. in The Works of Thomas Taylor not Hitherto Published (London, 1653)
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Book
The Mystery of Godlines, or, Godliness in a Mystery. Or, The Character of a Saint, in Seeming Contradictions (London, 1654) 52 pp.
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A Greek Grammar
An English-Greek Grammar: Composed for the Use & Benefit of such as Desire the Knowledge of that Tongue (London, 1658) bound at the back of An English-Greek Index of All the Significant Words Contained in the New Testament
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Military Report
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Multiple Authors
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Case, Thomas bap. 1598- d. 1682
Sermon
Jehoshaphat’s Caveat to his Judges. Delivered in a Sermon before the Honourable the Commissioners for the Court Martial, by virtue of an ordinance of Parliament dated the 17th of August 1644 Ref (London, 1644) on 2 Chron. 19:6-7
Sensuality Dissected; or, the Epicure’s Motto Opened, Censured, Improved: in a Sermon Preached to Divers Citizens of London… upon their solemn meeting in Paul’s Church… Ref (London, 1657) on 1 Cor. 15:32
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Thanksgiving Sermons
The Root of Apostasy & Fountain of True Fortitude. Delivered in a Sermon before the House of Commons, on their Late Day of Thanksgiving for the Great Victory Given to Sir William Waller and the Forces with Him, Against the Army of Sir Ralph Hopton (London, 1644) on Dan. 11:32
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Fast Sermons
Deliverance, Obstruction: or, The Set-Backs of Reformation, Discovered in a Sermon… upon the Monthly Fast (London, 1646) on Ex. 22:23
Spiritual Whoredom, Discovered in a Sermon Preached before the House of Commons Assembled in Parliament, upon the Solemn Day of Humiliation, May 26, 1647 (London, 1647) on Hos. 9:1
God’s Rising, his Enemies Scattering; Delivered in a Sermon before the House of Commons, at their Solemn Fast, Oct. 26, 1642 (London, 1644) on Ps. 68:1-2
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Funeral Sermons
The Challenge & Triumph of Faith: Opened in a Sermon Preached at the Funeral of that Much Lamented Gentleman, Richard Lucy, Esquire (London, 1659)
Elijah’s Abatement: or, Corruption in the Saints. Discovered & Distinguished in a Sermon at the Funeral of that Faithful Minister of the Gospel, Mr. Gaulter Roswell (London, 1658) on James 5:17
The Excellent Woman, a Sermon Preached at the Funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Scott… on Dec. 16, 1658 (London, 1659) on Prov. 31:29
The Imitation of the Saints: Opened in Some Practical Meditations upon the Death of Mrs. Anne Browne (London, 1666) on Heb. 6:12
The Saints, God’s Precious Treasure. Opened in a Sermon both in the Extent Grounds of the Point. At the Funeral of that Hopeful Gent. Darcy Wyvil, Esquire… Ref (London, 1659) on Mal. 3:17
The Vanity of Glorying in the Flesh: Opened in a Sermon Preached at the Funeral of Kingsmel Lucy (London, 1655) on 1 Cor. 1:29,31
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A Farewell Sermon
‘Mr. Case’s Farewell Sermon on Rev. 2:5, preached Aug. 17, 1662’ p. 43 ff. in Farewell Sermons of some of the most Eminent of the Non-Conformist Ministers Delievered at the Period of their Ejectment… (London, 1816)
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In Puritan Sermons at Cripplegate, the Morning Exercises
Of Sabbath Sanctification – Isaiah 58:13-14 p. 26 ff. in The Morning Exercises at Cripplegate, vol. 2
Relating to the System of Doctrine in Scripture
‘The Introduction’, Sermon 1, in The Morning Exercises at Cripplegate, vol. 5 Buy
‘The Conclusion’, Sermon 28, in The Morning Exercises at Cripplegate, vol. 5 Buy
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Collections of Sermons
Two Sermons Lately Preached at Westminster, before Sundry of the Honorable House of Commons… (London, 1641) on Eze. 20:25 & Ezra 10:2-3
God’s Waiting to be Gracious unto His People: Together with England’s Encouragements & Cautions to Wait on God. Delivered in Certain Sermons (London, 1642) 168 pp. on Isa. 30:18
The Quarrel of the Covenant, with the Pacification of the Quarrel. Delivered in Three Sermons on Lev. 26:25 & Jer. 50:5 (London, 1643)
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Commentary
Mount Pisgah, or, A Prospect of Heaven, being an exposition of 1 Thess. 4:13 to the End of the Chapter, Divided into Three Parts Buy
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Book
Correction, Instruction: or, The Rod & the Word, a Treatise on Afflictions Buy
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To the Parliament
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Cawdrey, Daniel 1587/8-1664
Sermons
Family Reformation Promoted, in a Sermon on Josh. 24:15, & by Short Catechisms Fitted for the Three-fold Relations in a Family of 1. Children & parents, 2. Servants & Masters, 3. Husband & Wife (London, 1656) on Josh. 24:15 118 pp. Buy
The Good Man a Public Good, 1. Passively, 2. Actively. A Sermon (London, 1644) on Prov. 29:8
A Late Great Shipwreck of Faith Occasioned by a Fearful Wrack of Conscience, Discovered in a Sermon, July, 1655 (London, 1655) on 1 Tim. 1:19
Self-Examination Required in Every One for the Worthy Receiving of the Lord’s Supper, First Delivered in a Sermon preparatory to the sacrament… Also, a short Catechism Drawn out of the Same for the Instruction of the Meanest Capacity (London, 1646) on 1 Cor. 11:28
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Fast Sermon
Church Reformation Promoted, in a Sermon on Mt. 18:15-17, Preached at Northampton on the Day of Humiliation, before the Association of Ministers. As also. 1. Some Animadversions upon Mr. Humphry’s Second Vindication for Promiscuous Admission to the Sacrament. 2. Some Animadversions upon Mr. Sanders, his Anti-Diatribe, Tending to the Same End of Church-Reformation Buy (London, 1657) 192 pp. on Matt 18:15-17
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Collections of Sermons
Three Sermons: 1. A Commission for an Assize [Judgment], Granted to the Saints, 2. A Close Hypocrite Discovered, 3. The Lawfulness of Doing Good out of Hope of Reward (London, 1641) on 1 Cor. 6:2, Lk. 18:11 & 2 Jn. 8 Buy
Humility, the Saints’ Livery, or the Habit of Humility, the Grace of Graces, Fetched out of the Wardrobe of Saint Paul. As it was Delivered (for Substance) in Two Sermons at Blacke-Fryers in London… (London, 1624) on Col. 3:12
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Sabbatum Redivivum. Or, The Christian Sabbath Vindicated, in a Full Discourse Concerning the Sabbath & the Lord’s Day. Wherein, whatsoever has been Written of late, for, or Against the Christian Sabbath, is Exactly, but Modestly Examined: & the Perpetuity of a Sabbath Deduced from Grounds of Nature & Religious Reason Buy fascimile The first part was published in 1645, parts 2-4 in 1652. The GB’s link includes all four parts, note that the RHB edition only includes parts 2-4.
On Worship
Superstitio Superstes: or The Reliques of Superstition Newly Revived. Manifested in a Discourse Concerning the Holinesse of Churches & Bowing Towards the Altar, whereunto is Added a Censure of Two Letters Touching the Same Subject, the one Written by Doctor M., the other by M. Meade (London, 1641) 60 pp.
Diatribe Triplex, or, A Threefold Exercitation Concerning 1. Superstition, 2. Will-Worship, 3. Christmas Festival, with the Reverend & Learned Dr. Hammond (London, 1654) 204 pp.
The Account Audited & Discounted: or, a Vindication of the Threefold Diatribe, of: 1. Superstition, 2. Will-worship, 3. Christmas Festival, Against Dr. Hammond’s Manifold Para-Diatribes (London, 1658) Buy
Bowing Towards the Altar, upon Religious Reasons, Impleaded as Grossely Superstitious. Being an Answer to Dr. Duncon’s Determination Lately Reprinted (London, 1661) 30 pp.
A Sober Answer to a Serious Question Propounded by Mr. Giles Firmin, Minister, viz. Whether the Ministers of England are Bound by the Word of God to Baptize the Children of all Such Parents which say they Believe in Jesus Christ. Which may Serve also as an Appendix to the Diatribe with Mr. [Thomas] Hooker, Concerning the Baptism of Infants 1652 [incomplete: the end is missing]
Hooker was a congregationalist and answers ‘no’. Cawdrey was a presbyterian, and, with some qualifications, answers ‘yes’, along with the established reformed churches.
Contra Independency
Independency a Great Schism Proved Against Dr. Owen, his apology in his Tract of Schism, as also an Appendix to the Former Discourse, showing the Inconstancy of the Dr. & the Inconsistency of his former and present opinions Transcribed Buy
Independency Further Proved to be a Schism, or, A Survey of Dr. Owen’s Review of his Tract of Schism, with a Vindication of the Author from his Unjust Clamors & False Aspersions (London, 1658) 158 pp.
Vindiciæ Clavium: or, A Vindication of the Keys of the Kingdom of Heaven, into the Hands of the Right Owners. Being some Animadversions upon a Tract of Mr. John Cotton Called, ‘The Keys of the Kingdom of Heaven’. As also upon another tract of his called, ‘The Way of the Churches of New England’. Manifesting; 1. The Weakness of his Proofs. 2. The Contradictions to Himself, & Others. 3. The Middle-Way (so called) of Independents, to be the Extreme, or by-way of the Brownists (London, 1645) Buy
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Chambers, Humphrey bap. 1599?, d. 1662
Sermon
A Motive to Peace & Love, Delivered in a Sermon (London, 1649) on Gal. 5:15
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Fast Sermon
A Divine Balance to Weigh Religious Fasts in. Applied to Present Use, in a Sermon Preached before the Honorable House of Commons, in St. Margaret’s Westminster at their Public Fast, Sept. 27, 1643 Ref (London, 1643) on Zech. 7:5-7
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Books
Animadversions on Mr. William Dell’s Book Entitled, ‘The Crucified & Quickened Christian’ (London, 1653)
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Cheynell, Francis 1608-1665
Fast Sermons
The Man of Honor, Described in a Sermon, Preached Before the Lords of Parliament… March 26, 1645, the Solemn Day of the Publique Monthly-Fast (London, 1645) on Ps. 49:20
A Plot for the Good of Posterity. Communicated in a Sermon to the Honorable House of Commons for the Sanctifying of the Monthly Fast, March 25, 1646 (London, 1646) on Gen. 18:19
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Tracts
Aulicus, his Dream of the King’s Sudden Coming to London (London, 1644) 6 pp.
Aulicus, his Hue & Cry Sent Forth after Britanicus, who is Generally Reported to be a Lost Man 1645 6 pp.
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Papers
A Copy of Some Papers Past at Oxford, Betwixt the Author of the Practical Catechism and Mr. Ch. (London, 1647) 131 pp. GB
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Clendon, Thomas d. 1677 Invited but did Not Attend
Sermon
Justification Justified: or the Doctrine of Justification Briefly & Clearly Explained & Vindicated in a Sermon Preached at Gregories near Paul’s, the Eleventh of December, 1652 Ref (London, 1653) on Rom. 5:1
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Coleman, Thomas 1597/8-1646 Erastian
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The Heart’s Engagement: a Sermon Preached… at the Public Entering into the Covenant (London, 1643) on Jer. 30:21
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Fast Sermons
The Christian’s Course & Complaint, Both in the Pursuit of Happiness Desired, and for Advantages Slipped in that Pursuit: a Sermon Preached to the Honorable House of Commons on the Monthly Fast Day, August 30, 1643 at St. Margaret’s Church in Westminster (London, 1643)
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Tract
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Debate with Gillespie
Hopes Deferred & Dashed. Observed in a Sermon to the Honorable House of Commons, in Margarets Westminster, July 30, 1645, being the Monthly Fast (London, 1645) on Job 11:20
According to Gillespie, Coleman in this sermon “endeavored to strike at the root of all Church-Government.” Gillespie replied with A Brotherly Examination, which started the debate between the two. Coleman replied with A Brotherly Examination Re-Examined.
A Brotherly Examination [by Gillespie] Re-Examined: or, A Clear Justification of Those Passages in a Sermon Against which the reverend & learned commissioner, Mr. Gillespy, first in two several sermons, & then in print, did preach & write. And a short discovery of some tenets and principles which intrench upon both the honor & power of the Parliament Ref (London, 1646) 22 pp.
Gillespie responded to this with Nihil Respondens [Not Responding]. Coleman responded with Male Dicis [Bad Speaking].
Male Dicis Maledicis. Or A Brief Reply to Nihil Respondens. Also, the Brief View, Briefly Viewed, being Animadversions upon a Nameless Author [Adoniram Byfield] in a Book Called, A Brief View of Mr. Coleman his New Model Ref (London, 1646)
Gillespie responded to this with Male Audis [Bad Hearing]. Coleman did not respond to Male Audis. Byfield’s Brief View is above under his section.
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John Conant 1608-1694
Fast Sermon
The Woe & Weale of God’s People. Displayed in a Sermon Preached Before the Honourable House of Commons at their Late Solemn Humiliation on July 26, 1643 Ref (London, 1643) on Jer. 30:7
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A Collection of Sermons
Sermons Preached on Several Occasions, vol. 1, 2, 3, 4 (1703)
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Corbet, Edward 1601-3 – 1658 from Shropshire
Fast Sermon
God’s Providence, a Sermon Preached before the Honorable House of Commons, at their Late Solemn Fast, Dec. 28, 1642 (London, 1642) on 1 Cor. 1:27 EEBO
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De la Marche, Jean 1585-1651
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Delme, Philippe d. 1653
Sermon
A Spiritual Warning for Times of War: Containing a Description & Prognostic of War. With Christian Advice what is to be Done when God Either Threatens or Inflicts that Dreadful Judgment. In a Sermon Preached upon Jer. 10:22-25 Ref (1701)
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Letter
An Healing & Heart-Reviving Letter, Written & Sent Unto a Godly Christian Groaning under Sore Afflictions both of Body & Mind Ref (London, 1703) 8 pp.
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Collection of Sermons
The Parable of the Sower: or the Hearer’s Duty. Being Sermons Preached upon Mark 4:14-20 (London, 1707) 138 pp.
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Book
The Method of Good Preaching, being the Advice of a French Reformed Minister to his Son [When He was Entering on the Ministry] (London, 1701) 52 pp.
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Downing, Calybute 1606-1644 Presbyterian, Erastian
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Downing appears to be an Erastian presbyterian.
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Tracts
An Appeal to Every Impartial, Judicious & Godly Reader: whether the Presbytery or Prelacy be the Better Church-Government According to the Word of God; being duly Compared the One with the Other Ref (London, 1641) 13 pp.
The Clear Antithesis, or, Diametrical Opposition Between Presbytery & Prelacy: wherein is Apparently Demonstrated which Government be Most Consonant & Agreeable to the Word of God (London, 1644) 13 pp.
Considerations Toward a Peaceable Reformation in Matters-Ecclesiastical, Submitted to the Judicious Reader, 1641 8 pp.
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A Discovery of the False Grounds the Bavarian Party have Laid to Settle their own Faction & Shake the Peace of the Empire (London, 1641) 45 pp.
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Dury, John 1596-1680
Fast Sermon
Israel’s Call to March Out of Babylon unto Jerusalem: Opened in a Sermon before the House of Commons Assembled in Parliament, Nov. 26, 1645, being the Day of Public Humiliation (London, 1646) on Isa. 52:11
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Letters
The Copy of a Letter Written to Mr. Alexander Henderson (London, 1643) 14 pp.
Madam, Ever Since I had a Resolution to Make a Change in my Life by Marriage… (London, 1645)
Madam, Although my Former Freedom in Writing Might Rather Give Me occasion to beg pardon for a fault committed, 1645 (London, 1654)
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Petitions & Remonstrance
John Dury, his Petition to the Honourable House of Commons in England, now Assembled in Parliament (London, 1641)
The Dutch Remonstrance Concerning the Proceedings & Practices of John de Witt, Pensionary, & Ruwaert van Putten, his brother, with Others of that Faction. Drawn up by a Person of Eminency There & Printed at the Hague Ref (London, 1672)
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On Israel
Israel’s Call to March out of Babylon unto Jerusalem: Opened in a Sermon before the Honorable House of Commons Assembled in Parliament, Nov. 26, 1645, being the Day of Public Humiliation (London, 1646) on Isa. 52:11
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Books
On Working Towards Church Union & Reformation
A Brief Relation of that which has been Lately Attempted to Procure Ecclesiastical Peace Amongst Protestants, Published by Samuel Hartlib (London, 1641) 51 pp. This is about Dury’s labors.
A Memorial Concerning Peace-Ecclesiastical Amongst Protestants (London, 1641)
A Summary Discourse Concerning the Work of Peace-Ecclesiastical, how it may Concur with the Aim of a Civil Confederation Amongst Protestants (Cambrdige, 1641)
Motives to Induce the Protestant Princes to Mind the Work of Ecclesiastical Peace Amongst Themselves 1641 2 pp.
The Effect of Master Dury’s Negotiation for the Uniting of Protestants in a Gospel Interest in Brief is This (London, 1657) 7 pp.
The Interest of England in the Protestant Cause (London, 1659)
A Seasonable Discourse written… upon the Earnest Requests of Many, Briefly Showing these Particulars: 1. What the Grounds & Method of our Reformation Ought to be in Religion & Learning. 2. How even in these Times of Distraction, the Work may be Advanced. By the knowledge of Oriental Tongues & Jewish Mysteries 1649
In Defense of Dury
On Church Government
On Independency
An Epistolary Discourse Wherein (amongst other particulars) these Following Questions are Briefly Resolved. 1. Whether or not the State Should Tolerate the Independent Government? 2. If they should tolerate it, how far, and with what Limitations? 3. If they should tolerate it, what course should be taken to bring them to a Conformity with the Presbyterials? Written by Mr. John Dury. To Mr. Thomas Goodwin, Mr. Philip Nye, Mr. Samuel Hartlib, 1644
How Far Ministers Should Speak to Civil Affairs
A Case of Conscience Concerning Ministers Meddling with State Matters in, or out of, their Sermons, Resolved more Satisfactorily than Heretofore. Wherein amongst other particulars, these matters are insisted upon, and cleared: 1. How all Controversies & Debates Among Christians Ought to be Handled Regularly & Conscionably to Edification by those that meddle therewith. 2. What the proper employments are of Christian magistrates, and Gospel Ministers, as their works are distinct, and should be concurrent for the public good at all times. 3. What the way of Christianity is, whereby at this time our present distractions and public breaches may be healed: if magistrates and ministers neglect not the Main Duties of their Respective Callings. Where a Ground is Laid to Satisfy the Scruple of the Demurrer, and of The Grand Case of Conscience (London, 1649) ToC
On the Engagement
Considerations Concerning the Present Engagement: Whether it May Lawfully be Taken, Yea or No? (London, 1650) 25 pp. Dury’s answer is ‘Yes’.
These two above works by Dury were responded to by: A Pack of Old Puritans Maintaining the Unlawfulness & Inexpediency of Subscribing the New Engagement, Professing the Dissatisfaction of their Judgements & the Unresolvedness of their Consciences with Mr. John Dury’s Considerations & Just Reproposals Concerning it & Answering the Most Material Allegations that are Urged by Him or Others for Subscription (London, 1650)
The work by the Pack says, “And especially with Mr. John Dury’s Considerations and Just Reproposals, which (although, through their often printing or impression) we fear hath taken too much impression upon weak and unstable souls…”
A Second Parcel of Objections Against the Taking of the Engagement Answered. Or the Doubts which Some Godly Ministers in some Neighbor Counties Entertained Upon that Subject; as they were Proposed in Several Letters to, & Resolved by J.D. Whereunto is occasionably Annexed a Discovery of the Weakness of the Plea of the Cheshire & Lancashire Ministers for Non-Subscribing (London, 1650) 106 pp.
On a Body of Divinity
A Summary Platform of the Heads of a Body of Practical Divinity 1654, 12 pages, with a letter from Archbishop James Ussher recommending that such a body of practical divinity be written
John Dury (1596-1680) grew up with connections to the heads of state, and was advised by an eminent chaplain that to reconcile the divisions of the protestant churches would be the greatest work of peacemaking (Matt 5:9) that one could do. Dury subsequently devoted his entire adult life’s work to this end, with indefatigable journeys, letter writing and conferencing among the leading church figures of the day. The titles of his many writings also bear out this purpose.
This particular work is the first part of a brief summary outline of practical scriptural living and ethics, intended as an ecumenical effort to unite churches abroad. Previous to this work, a letter was written by William Gouge, Obadiah Sedgwick and others to James Ussher asking him to lead a joint project to write such a body of divinity. Ussher was favorable to the project but it was interrupted by the English Civil War. Other signers to this effort included: John Downame, George Walker, Adoniram Byfield, Sidrach Simpson, Richard Culverwell, George Hughes and Joseph Symonds. Dury ended up writing the desired outline of practical divinity. HT: Andrew Myers.
This work also contains an appended letter by William Gouge, Obadiah Sedgwick and others to James Ussher asking him to lead a joint project to write a body of divinity. Ussher was favorable to the project but it was interrupted by the English Civil War. Other signers included: John Downame, George Walker, Adoniram Byfield, Sidrach Simpson, Richard Culverwell, George Hughes and Joseph Symonds. HT: Andrew Myers.
On Schools & Libraries
The Reformed School, 1649
The Reformed Spiritual Husbandman: with an Humble Memorandum Concerning Chelsy Colledge. And a Correspondency with Foreign Protestants Ref (London, 1652)
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Featley, Daniel 1582-1645 Episcopalian
Sermon
The Faithful Shepherd, a Sermon Preached at the Consecration of Three Bishops, May, 9, 1619 (1661)
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A Collection of Sermons
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A Catechism
The Sum of Saving Knovvledge: Deliered in a Catechism, Consisting of Fifty Two Sections Answerable to the Sabbaths Throughout the Year Ref (London, 1626) 58 pp.
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Commentary
Commentary on St. Paul’s Epistles, in The English Annotations on the Whole Bible, vol. 2 (Isa-Rev) 1st ed. 1645 EEBO
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Books
Contra Anabaptists
A Warning for England, Especially for London, in the Famous History of the Frantick Anabaptists, their Wild Preachings & Practises in Germany Ref (London, 1642) 25 pp.
Defending Featley
The Gentle Lash is devoted to defending Featley from allegations which appeared in what were weekly, proto-newspapers, specifically from the charge of sitting in the Westminster Assembly in order to overturn episcopacy.
The Seven Articles, or charges against Featley, appear to charge Featley as culpable of certain broad Anglican practices which were deemed needing to be reformed (by more puritan advocates and authorities), and with resistance to such reform movements.
Hence the two tracts defend Featley from opposite poles.
Contra Rome
The Romish Fisher Caught & Held in his Own Net. Or, A True Relation of the Protestant Conference & Popish Difference. A Justification of the One & Refutation of the Other. In matter of Fact, Faith Buy fascimile 1624
In the Lord’s Supper
Contra Transubstantion
Contra Arminianism
These works are significantly the same:
A Parallel: of New-Old Pelgiarminian Error, 1626
Pelagius Redivivus. Or Pelagius Raked Out of the Ashes by Arminius & his Scholars (London, 1626)
A Second Parallel, Together with a Writ of Error Sued Against the Appealer, 1626 This replies to a reply against his A Parallel.
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Multiple Authors
Featly, Day, Sibbes, Taylor et al. – Threnoikos: The House of Mourning; Furnished with Directions for, Preparations to, Meditations of Consolations at the Houre of Death: Delivered in 47 Sermons Preached at the Funerals of diverse faithful Servants of Christ (London, 1640)
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Ford, Thomas 1598-1674
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Logos Autopistos, or Scripture’s Self-Evidence to Prove its Existence, Authority, Certainty in Itself, & Sufficiency (in its kind) to Ascertain Others that it is Inspired of God to be the Only Rule of Faith, published as a Plea for Protestants in the Defense of their Profession & Intended only for the Use & Instruction of the Vulgar Sort Buy 1667
Singing of Psalms the Duty of Christians under the New Testament, or, a Vindication of that Gospel Ordinance in 5 Sermons upon Eph. 5:19 Buy 1653
The Times Anatomized, in Several Characters 1647
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Foxcraft, John 1595-1662
Note: Westminster Assembly Project has The Beauty of Magistracy… in an Assize-Sermon… the 26th Day of March, 1697 (1697) listed for Foxcraft, but this is a mistake.
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Gataker, Thomas 1574-1654
Sermons
An Anniversary Memorial of England’s Delivery from the Spanish Invasion, Delivered in a Sermon on Psalm 48:7-8 (London, 1626)
David’s Instructor: a Sermon, 1620
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Meditations
A Marriage Prayer, or Succinct Meditations: Delivered in a Sermon on the Prayer of Eleazer the Servant of Abraham, Gen. 24:12-14 Ref (London, 1624) This is in Certain Sermons, below.
A Sparke Toward the Kindling of Sorrow for Sion. A Meditation on Amos 6:6. Being the Sum of a Sermon Preached… (London, 1621)
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Marriage Sermons
Two Marriage Sermons: A Good Wife: God’s Gift, on Prov. 19:14, & A Marriage Feast, on John 2:1-12 (London, 1620)
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Funeral Sermons
Christian Constancy Crowned by Christ, a Funeral Sermon on Rev. 2:10, Preached at the Burial of W. Winter, 1624 on Rev. 2:10
Jeroboam’s Son’s Decease, a Funeral Sermon on part of 1 Kings 14:17, 1627
Two Funeral Sermons, much of One & the Same Subject, to wit, the Benefit of Death; the Former on Phil. 1:23; the Latter on Eccl. 7:1 (London, 1620) GB
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Collections of Sermons
God’s Parley with Princes, with an Appeal from them to Him. The Sum of Two Sermons on the Three Last Verses of the 82nd Psalm, 1620 on Ps. 82:6-8
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Commentary
Commentary on Isaiah, Jeremiah & Lamentations in The English Annotations (London, 1645)
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Books
Marriage Duties Briefly Couched Together out of Colossians 3:18,19 1620
Of the Nature & Use of Lots: a Treatise Historical & Theological Buy 1619
The Spiritual Watch, or Christ’s General Watchword. A Meditation on Mark. 13:37 Buy 1619
True Contentment in the Gain of Godliness, with its Self-Sufficiency, a Meditation on 1 Tim. 6:6 1620
Gataker Defending Himself
On this piece, see below under Walker.
Contra Antinomianism
A Reply to Saltmarsh, John. Reasons for Unity, Peace & Love (London, 1647)
This was a reply to Saltmarsh’s, Reasons for Unitie, Peace, and Love With an answer (called Shadows flying away) to a book of Mr Gataker one of the Assembly, intituled A mistake, and … called The plea, both writ against me. Buy (1646).
Contra Romanism
On Lots
Contra Astrology
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On Gataker’s Burial & Will
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Multiple Authors
Gataker et al. – Abel Redevivus: or, The Dead yet Speaking. The Lives & Deaths of the Modern Divines. Written by Severall Able & Learned Men... Ref (London, 1651)
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Gibbon, John b. c.1587
On Gibbon’s Death
An Elegy on the Death of that Learned & Pious Divine Mr. John Gibbon, Late Minister of St. Anne Black-Friers, London ([London, 1663?])
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Gibson, Samuel b. c. 1580, Rutland
Sermons
The Ruin of the Authors & Fomentors of Civil Wars: as it was Delivered in a Sermon before the Honorable House of Commons in Margaret’s-Church Westminster, Sept. 24, being the Monthly Fast Day, set apart for Public Humiliation (London, 1645) on 2 Sam. 17:14
Ecclesiastical Benediction: a Sermon of the Power & Prerogative Belonging to the Public Ministers to Bless the People… (London, 1619) on 2 Chron. 30:27
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Goodwin, Thomas 1600-1680
The Works of Thomas Goodwin ToC Buy
Vol. 1
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Vol. 5
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Vol. 12
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The Five Dissenting Brethren
The Reasons of the Dissenting Brethren against the Third Proposition, concerning Presbyterial Government, Humbly Presented Buy 1645
A Copy of a Remonstrance Lately Delivered in to the Assembly by Thomas Goodwin. Jeremiah Burroughs, William Greenhill, William Bridge, Philip Nye, Sidrach Simson & William Carter, Declaring the Grounds & Reasons of their Declining to Bring in to the Assembly their Model of Church-Government Buy
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Gouge, William 1575-1653
Sermons
The Dignity of Chivalry Set Forth in a Sermon 1626
On Covetousness PDF
These are Gouge’s own summaries of his sermons on the topic from his Commentary on Hebrews.
What Must & Can Persons do Towards their Own Conversion? Ezekiel 18:32 being sermon 2 of volume 1 of Puritan Sermons
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Fast Sermon
The Progress of Divine Providence, Set out in a Sermon Preached before the House of Peers, on Sept. 24, 1645, being the Day of their Monthly Fast 1645 on Eze. 36:11
The Right Way: or A Direction for Obtaining Good Success in a Weighty Enterprise: Set out in a Sermon Preached on Sept. 12, 1648 before the Lords on a Day of Humiliation for a Blessing on a Treaty Between His Majesty’s & the Parliament’s Commissioners (London, 1648) on Ezra 8:21
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Funeral Sermon
A Funeral Sermon Preached by Dr. Gouge… Aug. 24, 1646. At the funerals of Mrs. Margaret Ducke Wife of Dr Ducke, one of the Masters of requests to his Majesty. With a Short Relation of her Life & Death… Ref (London, 1646)
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Catechism
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Commentaries
Old Testament
Commentary on 1 & 2 Kings, 1 & 2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah & Esther in The English Annotations (London, 1645)
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New Testament
An Exposition on the Whole Fifth Chapter of John’s Gospel, also Notes on other Choice Places of Scripture 1630, the other notes of Scripture exposited are: John 3:29-34; Mark 1:25-2:14; Luke 3:19-20; James 4:7; Gen. 2:9,23; Ex. 12:8,11,14-16; Ps. 30:2; Eph. 5:22-33; 6:4-15
Commentary on Hebrews Buy 1655
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Books
Brief Answers to the Chief Articles of Religion, 1642
Of Domestic Duties Buy 1622
A Guide to Go to God. Or, an Explanation of the Perfect Pattern of Prayer, the Lord’s Prayer Buy 1626
The Sabbath’s Sanctification, 1641
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Multiple Authors
Letters
Gouge, Whitfield, Eliot, Wilson et al. – Strength out of Weakness. Or a Glorious Manifestation of the Further Progress of the Gospel Amongst the Indians in New-England. Held forth in Sundry Letters from Diverse Ministers & Others to the Corporation Established by Parliament for Promoting the Gospel among the Heathen in New-England… (London, 1652) 40 pp.
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Gower, Stanley bap. 1600?, d. 1660
Sermon
Things Now-A-Doing: or, The Church’s Travail of the Child of Reformation Now-a-Bearing. A Sermon Preached before the Honorable House of Commons 1644 on Dan. 12:10
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Greene, John fl. 1641-1647 Herefordshire
Sermon
The Church’s Duty for Received Mercies Buy on 1 Samuel 12:24
Nehemiah’s Tears & Prayers for Judah’s Affliction, & the Ruins & Repair of Jerusalem: Delivered in a Sermon before the House of Commons upon the Day of their Monthly Humiliation, April 24, 1644 Buy on Neh. 1:3-4
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Books
This work is an extended poem.
The First Man, or a Short Discourse of Adam’s State, viz., 1. of his being Made a Living Soul, 2. of the Manner of his Fall Buy (London, 1643)
The Worlds’ Riddle & the Saint’s Bliss (London, 1641)
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Greenhill, William 1597/8-1671
Fast Sermon
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Collections of Sermons
Sermons of Christ, his Last Discovery of Himself of the Spirit & Bride, the Waters of Life, & his Free Invitation of Sinners to Come & Drink of Them, from Rev. 22:16,17 Buy
The Sound-Hearted Christian, or, A Treatise of Soundness of Heart with Several Other Sermons Buy
The Treatise of Soundness of Heart is comprised of the substance of several sermons on Ps. 119:80. The other sermons include: ‘Believing Lies under Command: Christians ought to be of Christs mind’; ‘All in Christs Name’; ‘The Preciousness of the Word’; ‘Against Love of the World’.
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Commentary
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Stop Loving the World Buy
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Multiple Authors
Goodwin, Burroughs, Greenhill, Bridge, Nye, Simson, Carter – A Copy of a Remonstrance Lately Delivered in to the Assembly… Declaring the Grounds & Reasons of their Declining to Bring in to the Assembly, their Model of Church-Government (London, 1645) 8 pp.
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Hall, Henry c. 1604-1644
Authorship Uncertain
Fast Sermon
Heaven Ravished: or A Glorious Prize, Achieved by a Heroic Enterprise: as it was Lately Presented in a Sermon to the House of Commons, at their Solemn Fast, May 29, 1644 (London, 1644) on Mt. 11:12
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Hardwick, Humphrey b. 1602
Sermon
The Difficulty of Sion’s Deliverance & Reformation: Together with the Activity which her Friends should Manifest During the Time that her Cause is in Agitation. Delivered in a Sermon Before the House of Commons on Wednesday Morning, June 26, 1644 Buy
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Funeral Sermon
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Harris, Robert 1580/1-1658
The Works of Robert Harris Buy fascimile
Included in this are his many sermons on the Beatitudes, which have been reprinted here.
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Herle, Charles 1598-1659 Moderator
Sermon
Davids Reserve & Rescue in a Sermon Preached before the Honorable the House of Commons, on the Fifth of November, 1644 (London, 1645) on 2 Sam. 21:16-17
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Thanksgiving Sermons
Abraham’s Offer, God’s Offering… being the Day of their Public Thanksgiving (London, 1644) on Gen. 22:2
David’s Song of Three Parts: Delivered in a Sermon Preached before the right Honorable the House of Lords, at the Abby-Church in Westminster, upon the 15th day of June, 1643. Being the Day Appointed for Public Thanksgiving for God’s Great Deliverance of the Parliament, City & Kingdom from the Late Most Mischievous Conspiracy Against All Three Ref (London, 1643) on Ps. 95:1
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Fast Sermon
A Prayer of Compasses for Church & State. Delivered in a Sermon… at their Monthly Fast (London, 1642) on Zech. 8:19
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Collection of Sermons
Ahab’s Fall by his Prophets’ Flatteries: being the Substance of Three Sermons, upon 1 Kings 22:22, ‘I will be a lying spirit in the mouth of all his prophets.’… it may well serve to supply what is wanting in the following Answer to Dr. Ferne’s Second Reply to the Last Answer of Him whom the Printer Styled, The Fuller Answerer of the Doctor’s First Treatise, Called The Resolving of Conscience… (London, 1644) on 1Kings 22:22
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A Discourse
Worldly Policy & Moral Prudence. The Vanity & Folly of the One, the Solidity & Usefulness of the Other. In a Moral Discourse (London, 1654) 212 pp.
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Books
Wisdom’s Tripos [Tripod], or Rather its Inscription, Detur Sapienti [May One be Given to Wisdom], in Three Treatises: I. Worldly Policy. II. Of Moral Prudence. III. Of Christian Wisdom. The Vanity of the First. The Usefulness of the Second. The Excellency of the Third Ref (London, 1655)
Contemplations & Devotions on the Several Passages of our Blessed Savior’s Death & Passion (London, 1631)
The Independency on Scriptures of the Independency of Churches: wherein the Question of Independency of Church-Government is Temperately, First, Stated; Secondly, Argued [Against]: Thirdly, Cleared from the Objections [of Independents]: and Fourthly, Appealed in, to the Judgments of Such [Others] as Stand for It Ref 1643 44 pp.
Sang Ahn, Covenant in Conflict, pp. 60-61
“It seems to be obvious that the pamphlet war between the Presbyterians in England and New England Congregationalists reached the new levels of intensity in the mid-1640s, particularly, during the period of the Assembly. In 1643, the collections of the early debates between the Old English Presbyterians and the New England were published in London.
In the same year, Charles Herle, a Presbyterian who became a prolocutor of the Assembly in 1646, sparked a new round of controversy. Rutherford, in the following year, joined in Herle’s crusade against Congregationalism with his famous work, The Due Right of Prebyteries (1644). In reply to Herle, [Richard] Mather and William Tompson published, ‘A Modest & Brotherly Answer To Mr. Charles Herle’ (1644). Also, refuting both Herle and Rutherford, Mather wrote another work, ‘A Reply to Mr. Rutherford’ (1647).”
Contra Dr. Ferne
An Answer to Doctor Ferne’s Reply, entitled, Conscience Satisfied: Especially to as much of it as Concerned that Answer to his Treatise which went under the Name of the Fuller Answer by the Same Author Ref (London, 1643) 49 pp.
See also above under A Collection of Sermons.
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Heyrick, Richard 1600-1667
Fast Sermon
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Cornoation Sermon
A Sermon Preached… on Tue., April 23, 1661, Being the Coronation Day of his Royal Majesty, Charles II on 2 Kings 11:12
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Collection of Sermons
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Multiple Authors
The Paper Called the Agreement of the People Taken into Consideration, & the Lawfulness of Subscription to it Examined, & Resolved in the Negative, by the Ministers of Christ in the Province of Lancaster. Published by them especially for the satisfaction of the Conscience, & guiding of the practice of our entirely honored & beloved, the people of our several churches, committed to our charge; & for the general good of this Church & Nation Ref (London, 1649) 36 pp.
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Hickes, Gaspar
Sermons
The Advantage of Afflictions: a Sermon Preached Before the House of Peers, Jan. 28, 1645. being the Day of Public Humiliation Buy (London, 1646) on Hos. 5:15
The Glory & Beauty of God’s Portion: set Forth in a Sermon Preached Before the House of Commons at the Public Fast, June 26, 1644 Buy (London, 1644) on Isa. 28:5-6
The Life & Death of David: A Sermon Preached at the Funeral of that Worthy Member of the House of Commons, William Strode, Esquire, Sept. 22, 1645 Buy (London, 1645) on Acts 13:36
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Hill, Thomas d. 1653
Sermons
The Best & Worst of Paul, & his Character in Both Conditions, on 2 Cor. 12:1-11, 1648
God’s Eternal Preparations for his Dying Saints Discovered in a Sermon, May 7th, 1648, 1648 on 2 Cor. 5:1
Truth & Love Happily Married in the Saints & in the Churches of Christ, the Contract Drawn in One of the Spittle Sermons, Preached April 3, 1648, 1648 on Eph. 4:15
God’s Eternal Preparations for his Dying Saints, Discovered in a Sermon at Paul’s, May the 7th 1648 (London, 1648) on 2 Cor. 5:1
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Fast Sermons
The Good Old Way, God’s Way, to Soul-Refreshing Rest: Discovered in a Sermon, Apr. 24, 1644 being the Day of the Monthly Public Fast, 1644 on Jer. 6:16-19
An Olive Branch of Peace & Accommodation Budding in a Sermon, 1645, on a Day of Humiliation, Appointed on Purpose to Seek the Lord for the Repairing of Breaches & the Preventing of Further Differences Growing in the City, 1648 on 1 Jn. 3:18-21
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Collection of Sermons
Six Sermons of Thomas Hill… I. The Beauty & Sweetness of an Olive-Branch of Peace & Brotherly Accommodation Budding. II. Truth & Love Happily Married in the Saints & in the Churches of Christ. III. The Spring of Strengthening Grace in the Rock of Ages, Christ Jesus. IV. The Strength of the Saints to make Jesus Christ their Strength. V. The Best & Worst of Paul. VI. God’s Eternal Preparations for his Dying Saints Ref (London, 1649) The first sermon is the only sermon that is not linked above; it is on 2 Tim. 2:1
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Hodges, Thomas c. 1600-1672
Thanksgiving Sermon
Sion’s Hallelujah, set forth in a Sermon Preached Before the House of Peers, on Thur. June 28, Being the Day of Public Thanksgiving to Almighty God for his Majesty’s Safe Return (London, 1660) on Ps. 126:3
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Fast Sermons
The Growth & Spreading of Heresy: Set forth in a Sermon Preached before the House of Commons, on March 10, being the Day of their Public Fast & Humiliation for the Growth of Heresy (London, 1647) on 2 Pet. 2:2
A Glimpse of God’s Glory: as it was Presented in a Sermon… at the Late Solemn Fast… (London, 1642) on Ps. 113:5-6
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Funeral Sermon
Inaccessible Glory, or, The Impossibility of Seeing God’s Face whilst we are in the Body, Delivered in a Sermon Preached at the Funeral of Sir Theodore de-Mayerne, on Fri., March 30, 1655 (London, 1655) on Ex. 33:20
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Hoyle, Joshua bap. 1588, d. 1654 A doctor of divinity in Ireland.
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A Rejoinder to Master Malone’s Reply Concerning [the] Real Presence (Dublin, 1641) 662 pp. Malone was a Jesuit who had replied to a book of Ussher’s about the Real Presence. Hoyle’s book is dedicated to James Ussher.
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Jackson, John 1600-1648
Sermons
Anonymous Notes: A Sermon Preached by John Jackson, Rom. 8:14, Feb. 18, 1643 This used to be online at the Westminster Assembly Project.
The Book of Conscience Opened & Read in a Sermon Preached at the Spittle… (London, 1642) on Prov. 15:15
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A Collection of Sermons
The True Evangelical Temper, wherein Divinity & Ecclesiastical History are Interwoven & Mixed, both to the Profit & Delight of the Christian Reader, & Moderately & Soberly Fitted to the Present Grand Concernments of this State & Church, Preached in Three Sermons… (London, 1641) on Isa. 11:6-8
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Catechisms
The Key of Knowledge… (London, 1640)
This is a compilation of 3 catechisms, one for children, another for young persons, and another for adults. There is also appended a theological acrostic of the ABC’s.
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Books
Ecclesiastes. The Worthy Churchman, or the Faithful Minister of Jesus Christ… in a Synod-Sermon, & After Enlarged by Way of Discourse… (London, 1628) 59 pp.
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Langley, John d. 1657
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Ley, John 1583-1662
Fast Sermon
The Fury of War & the Folly of Sin (as an Incentive to it) Declared & Applied for Caution & Remedy Against the Mischief & Misery of Both. In a Sermon Preached Before the House of Commons, at Their Late Solemn & Public Fast, April 26, 1643 (London, 1643) on Jer. 4:21-22
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Funeral Sermons & a Discourse
A Pattern of Piety. Or the Religious Life & Death of that Grave & Gracious Matron, Mrs. Jane Ratcliffe widow & citizen of Chester. Of whom the Discourse is Framed & Applied so as the Commemoration of the Dead may best serve to the Edification of the Living, whether Men or Women, whereof Part was Preached & the whole written Ref (London, 1640) on Ruth 3:11
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A Letter
A Letter Against the Erection of an Altar, Written June 29, 1635, to the Reverend Father John L. Bishop of Chester (London, 1641) 32 pp.
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Commentaries
Commentary on Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers & Deuteronomy in The English Annotations (London, 1645)
Commentary on Matthew, Mark, Luke & John in The English Annotations (London, 1645)
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Books
Dispute About the Livings of Ejected Ministers’ Families
Ley, a presbyterian, argues against the payment of a fifth part out of sequestered livings to be given for the maintenance of the outed ministers’ wives and children. As this took place under Cromwell’s Protectorate, presumably the ministers put out by the puritanical parliament were delinquent, episcopal or sectarian. The money, estate or benefice ‘sequestered’ seems not to have been theirs privately, but was provided by the Church and/or state, and hence had a public use (for the incoming minister, of which Ley was one).
A Letter to Dr. E. Hyde in Answer to One of his, Occasioned by the Late Insurrection at Salisbury 1655
An Apology in Defense of the Geneva Notes on the Bible c. 1612
A Case of Conscience Concerning the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper when either the Bread or Wine is Wanting, or When There is a Desire, yet with an Antipathy to Them, or Disability to Receive Them (London, 1641) 21 pp.
On Tithes
Contra Antinomianism
Sunday a Sabbath: or, A Preparative Discourse for Discussion of Sabbatary Doubts (London, 1641) 203 pp.
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Lightfoot, John 1602-1675
The Whole Works of the Rev. John Lightfoot ToC
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Vol. 2
Vol. 3
Vol. 4
Vol. 5
Vol. 6
Vol. 7
Vol. 8 Commentary on Acts
Vol. 9
Vol. 10
Vol. 11
Vol. 12
Vol. 13 Buy The journal of the proceedings of the Assembly of Divines, 1643-1644, & letters
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Commentary
A Commentary on the New Testament from the Talmud and Hebraica (Mt. – 1 Cor.) Buy For these volumes online, see our Bible commentary section, under each of those Biblical books.
This commentary is found in volumes 8 & 10-12 of his works above. Lightfoot also has a commentary on Acts.
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Marshall, Stephen 1594/5-1655
Sermons
A Divine Project to Save a Kingdom: Opened in a Sermon… Apr. 22, 1644, 1644 on Num. 25:10-11
A Sermon of the Baptizing of Infants… at the Morning Lecture, on 1 Peter 3:21, no date
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Thanksgiving Sermons
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Funeral Sermon
Pym was a Westminster divine.
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Letters
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Books
A Defense of Infant Baptism in Answer to Two Treatises, & an Appendix to Them Concerning it, Lately Published by Mr. John Tombes, wherein that Controversy is Fully Discussed…, 1646 340 pp. Dedicated to the Westminster Assembly
An Expedient to Preserve Peace and Amity Among Dissenting Brethren, 1647
The Humble Answer of the Divines [S. Marshall & Others] About Episcopal Government, 1648, 1660
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Works
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Multiple Authors
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Smectymnuus
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Maynard, John 1600-1665
Sermons
A Sermon Preached to the House of Commons: at their Late Solemn Fast, Wed., Feb. 26, 1644, 1645
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A Collection of Sermons
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Books
A Memento to Young & Old: or The Young Man’s Remembrancer, & the Old Man’s Monitor, 1669
A Judicious Answer to Six Queries Concerning the Jews & their Conversion: Quær. I. Whether all, or the greatest part of the Jewish nation shall be called? Quær. II Whether there shall be an universal enlightening of the whole world, at the time of Israel’s conversion? Quær. III. Whether the instruments, God will empoly about their conversion, will be all ordinary, or some extraordinary? Quær. IV. About what time their calling may be supposed to be? and whether Rome shall first be destroyed, before the calling of the Jews? Quær. V. Whether they shall return to their own land, to Jerusalem? Quær. VI. What is supposed is become of the Ten Tribes? Ref (London, 1666) 15 pp.
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Morley, George 1598?–1684 Episcopalian
Sermons
A Sermon Preached at the Magnificent Coronation of the Most High & Mighty King Charles II… the 23 of April… 1661 (London, 1661) on Prov. 28:2
A Sermon Preached Before the King at White-Hall, Nov. 5, 1667… (London, 1683) on 1 Cor. 14:33
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Letters
The Bishop of Worcester’s Letter to a Friend for Vindication of Himself From Mr. [Richard] Baxter’s Calumny (London, 1662)
Morley was the established bishop over the geographical area of which Baxter was in pastoring as an Independent. Morley believed this to be illegitimate. Previously Baxter had come to Morley seeking a license to preach in the area, which Morley said he would be willing to give on certain conditions (relating to not preaching ‘schismatic’ doctrine regarding civil and Church authorities). Baxter broke these conditions and gatehred and pastor a congregation in Kidderminster anyway.
Baxter sought to defend himself in certain sermons printed in The Mischiefs of Self-Ignorance & the Benefits of Self-Acquaintance... in Answer to the Accusations of Some & the Desires of Others (1662). The main issue that Baxter, and hence Morley address, is whether a law entailing nothing sinful in itself, and enjoined by an authority, is binding? and whether it may ever be disobeyed; and if it accidentally causes others to sin, was it was enjoined sinfully or not? Morley block quotes Baxter at length at the beginning of his work (from the section, ‘To my Dearly Beloved…’, before the ‘Contents’ of Baxter’s work).
Baxter argues that disobedience to such a law may be right in some circumstances. Morley does not take exception to this, but rather further qualifies the exact proposition in difference between them, and says, with documentation and witnesses, that this proposition (which Baxter does not address) had always been the explicit difference between them. If Morley is true in what he relates (he seems to write with great integrity), then it does seem that Baxter had twisted the larger context of the issue, possibly to make himself look innocent, or perhaps Baxter had seriously misunderstood Morley in the controversy.
The work is helpful in considering carefully the ethical issues relating to the lawfulness of authorities making laws, and when they might be disobeyed. Morley (an episcopalian royalist) provides in the Postscript what he considers to be damning quotes from Baxter’s political theology, which are very helpful in considering the issues of political theology, and Baxter’s sentiments therein.
A Letter to Her Highness, the Duchess of York, Some Few Months Before her Death… (London, 1684) 23 pp.
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Several Treatises, Written upon Several Occasions… both before & since the King’s Restoration: wherein his Judgment is Fully made Known Concerning the Church of Rome & Most of Those Doctrines which are Controverted Betwixt her & the Church of England Ref (London, 1683)
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Newcomen, Matthew 1610-1669
Sermons
The Craft & Cruelty of the Church’s Adversaries: Discovered in a Sermon Preached Before the House of Commons Assembled in Parliament, Nov. 5, 1642 Buy on Neh. 4:11
The Duty of Such as Would Walk Worthy of the Gospel: to Endeavor Union, Not Division, nor Toleration. Opened in a Sermon, Feb. 8, 1646 Buy on Phil. 1:27
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Fast Sermons
The All-Seeing Unseen Eye of God, Discovered in a Sermon Preached Before the House of Commons, Dec. 30, 1646, being the Day of their Solemn Monthly Fast Buy on Heb. 4:13
Jerusalem’s Watchmen, the Lord’s Remembrancers: a Sermon Preached
at the Abby at Westminster, before both Houses of Parliament, and the
Assembly of Divines, upon their Solemn Fast, July 7, 1643 Buy on Isa. 62:6-7, 16 pp.
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Funeral Sermon
A Sermon Preached at the Funerals of Samuel Collins, Pastor of the Church of Christ at Braintree in Essex, 1657 Buy on Acts 13:36
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Farewell Sermon
Ultimum Vale, or, The Last Farewell of a Minister of the Gospel to a Beloved People on Acts 20:32
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Book
The Best Acquaintance & Highest Honor of Christians, or, a Discourse of Acquaintance with God Buy on Job 22:21
Newcomen was presbyterian and a part of Smectymnuus.
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Smectymnuus
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Nye, Philip Independent 1596-1672
Speeches
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Election-Day Sermon
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Tracts
John & Philip Nye – Mr Sadler Re-Examined, or, his Disguise Discovered. Showing the Gross Mistakes & Most Notorious Falsehoods in his Dealing with the Commissioners for Approbation of Public Preachers in his Inquisitio Anglicana. Wherein also a brief and true account is given of their righteous proceedings with him and those that come before them. By one who hath been a constant eye and ear-witnesse of all their proceedings, though now in no relation to them Ref (London, 1654) 13 pp.
The Case of Philip Nye, Minister. Humbly Tendered to the Consideration of the Parliament Ref (London, 1660)
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Books
Affirming Occasional Hearing
Affirming Erastianism
A Discourse of Ecclesiastical Laws & Supremacy of the Kings of England, in Dispensing with the Penalties Thereof (London, 1687)
The King’s Authority in Dispensing with Ecclesiastical Laws, Asserted & Vindicated (London, 1687)
The Independents tended to have an Erastian streak in their theology, believing (contra presbyterians) that the civil magistrate had authority to judge matters in sacra, and enforce them civilly, by the recognition of their conscience about theology. This appears to have derived from the Independent principle that all people could judge Scripture and theology of their own capacity by their own personal conscience.
The presbyterians held that while the conscience ought to be informed, and one ought not to go against it, yet only certain matters in Scripture were easy to understand, and the expertise that comes with a life-long calling abnd gifts to ministry, studying divinity, had its benefits in recognizing the finer points of theology. The presbyterians also held that the magistrate was not by office to judge in matters in sacra. He though, ought to receive the determinations of the Church, and, if seeing them as from God’s Word by his conscience, being instructed by the doctors of the Church, then he ought to uphold them civilly with his power. If he, by his conscience, did not believe they were rightly determined, he might give his reasons, and send them back to the Church to be determined again more accurately. If this was to no avail, he might not enforce them civilly, but he was not to positively determine the matters in sacra and then enforce them civilly (contra Nye).
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Confession of Faith, Multiple Authors
Congregational Churches in England & Wales, Owen, Nye et al. – A Declaration of the Faith & Order Owned & Practised in the Congregational Churches in England; agreed upon & Consented unto by their Elders & Messengers in their Meeting at the Savoy, Oct. 12, 1658 (London, 1659)
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The Five Dissenting Brethren
The Reasons of the Dissenting Brethren against the Third Proposition, concerning Presbyterial Government, Humbly Presented Buy 1645
A Copy of a Remonstrance Lately Delivered in to the Assembly by Thomas Goodwin. Jeremiah Burroughs, William Greenhill, William Bridge, Philip Nye, Sidrach Simson & William Carter, Declaring the Grounds & Reasons of their Declining to Bring in to the Assembly their Model of Church-Government Buy
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Palmer, Herbert 1601-1647
Notes on Sermons
Anonymous Notes Taken From a Sermon Preached by Herbert Palmer on Ps. 51:17 This work at one time was available on the Westminster Assembly Project.
Anonymous Notes from a Sermon Preached by Herbert Palmer on 1 Cor. 15:20 This work at one time was available on the Westminster Assembly Project.
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Fast Sermons
The Duty & Honor of Church-Restorers: set Forth in a Sermon Preached to the House of Commons, Sept. 30, 1646. Being the Day of the Monthly Solemn Fast (London, 1646) on Isa. 58:12
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Books
Making Religion One’s Business Buy 122 pp.
Memorials of Godliness: in Three Parts, with a Brief Account of the Author’s Life 1644 119 pp.
Sabbatum Redivivum, or, the Christian Sabbath Vindicated, in a Full Discourse Concerning the Sabbath and the Lord’s Day. Wherein whatsoever has been written of Late, for or against the Christian Sabbath, is Exactly, but Modestly Examined, & the Perpetuity of a Sabbath Deduced from Grounds of Nature & Religious Reason, 1645-1652 Buy
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Perne, Andrew c. 1595-1654
Sermon
Gospel Courage, or Christian Resolution for God, and his Truth: In a Sermon Preached Before the House of Commons, at a Public Fast, May 31, 1643 (London, 1643) on Mic. 4:5
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Pickering, Benjamin fl. 1620-1649
Sermon
A Firebrand Plucked Out of the Burning: A Sermon Preached Before the House of Commons, at their Late Solemn Fast, Nov. 27, 1644 (London, 1644) on Zech. 3:2
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Price, William d. 1666
Sermons
God’s Working & Britain’s Wonder: A Sermon Congratulating the Most Happy Establishment of His Sacred Majesty Charles II on His Throne. Presented to the Kings most Excellent Majesty by a Person of Honor (London, 1660) on Ps. 118:23
A Sermon Preached at St. Mary’s, Spittle, on Wednesday in Easter Week, April 13th, 1642… (London, 1642) on Isa. 1:21-22
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Fast Sermon
Man’s Delinquency Attended by Divine Justice Intermixed with Mercy: Displayed in a Sermon to the House of Lords Assembled in Parliament, Nov. 25, 1646, being the Solemn Day of their Monthly Fast (London, 1646) on Ezra 9:6-8
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The Soul’s Porter to Cast out Sin & to Keep out Sin. A Treatise of the Fear of God Buy (1638) 274 pp.
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Proffet, Nicholas c. 1599-1669
Fast Sermon
England’s Impenitency Under Smiting, Causing Anger to Continue & the Destroying Hand of God to be Stretched Forth Still. Set out in a Sermon Preached Before the Honorable House of Commons, at a Public Fast, Sept. 25, 1644, on Isa. 9:13 33 pp.
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Rathband, William d. 1644 Presbyterian
Books
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Multiple Authors
ed. Ashe, Simeon & William Rathband – A Letter of Many Ministers in Old England, Requesting the Judgment of their Brethren in New England Concerning Nine Positions, Written in 1637, Together with their Answer thereunto Returned in 1639, & the Reply made unto the Said Answer, & Sent Over unto Them in 1640 1643 90 pp.
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Reynolds, Edward 1599-1676
The Whole Works of Edward Reynolds ToC
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Commentary
Commentary on Ecclesiastes, in The English Annotations
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Roborough, Henry d. 1649 a non-voting scribe
Collection of Sermons
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John Goodwin was a prominent Arminian, though often considered a puritan.
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Scudder, Henry d. 1652
Sermon
God’s Warning to England by the Voice of his Rod: Delivered in a Sermon, Before the House of Commons, at their Late Solemn Fast, Oct. 30, 1644 (London, 1644) Mic. 6:9
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Books
The Christian’s Daily Walk in Holy Security and Peace, 1631
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Seaman, Lazarus d. 1675
Letter
Reverend & Beloved, it hath Pleased the Right Honorable the Lord Major of the City of London, once and again to write unto the Ministers thereof…, 1651, ‘Signed in the name and by the appointment of the Provincial Assembly by the present Moderator La. Seaman.’
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Sermon
A Glass for the Times: wherein is Represented the Malady & Remedy of Divisions, In a Sermon Preached April 7, 1650 on Mal. 4:5-6
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Fast Sermons
The Head of the Church, the Judge of the World. Or, The Doctrine of the Day of Judgment Briefly Opened & Applied: in a Sermon Preached Before the House of Peers on a Public Fast Day, Jan. 27, 1646 ToC (London, 1647) on Acts 17:30-31
Solomon’s Choice: or, A Precedent for Kings & Princes, & All that are in Authority, Presented in a Sermon before the Honorable House of Commons at their Public Fast, Sept. 25, 1644, on 1 Kings 3:9 31 pp.
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Farewell Sermon
Dr. Seaman’s Farewell Sermon, Heb. 13:20-21, on p. 397 ff. in Farewell Sermons of Some of the Most Eminent of the Non-Conformist Ministers (1816)
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Seaman (d. 1675) was a divine-right presbyterian. Simpson (1600?-1655) was an Independent Westminster divine. Here is his Diatribe (1647).
Seaman argues that “The practice of those in these days who commonly preach, and receive maintenance for so doing, refusing or neglecting to be ordained, is not to be justified by the Scripture, or by the doctrine of, or approved example in any of the Reformed Churches; but forbidden in their Books of Discipline, and condemned by their divines as the opinion and practice of Anabaptists, Libertines, Arminians, and Socinians.”
Chillenden (fl. 1631–1678) was an English soldier, known as an agitator and theological writer. At different times he was a Leveller and a Fifth Monarchist. He wrote, Preaching Without Ordination (London, 1647), which Seaman here replies to.
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Sedgwick, Obadiah 1600-1658
Sermons
The Best & the Worst Magistrate: or, The People’s Happiness & Unhappiness, Laid Open in a Sermon Preached at the Late Election of the Lord Major for the Famous City of London, Sept. 29, 1648 (London, 1648) on Prov. 29:2
Military Discipline for the Christian Soldier. Drawn out in a Sermon Preached to the Captains & Soldiers Exercising Arms in the Artillery Garden, at their General Meeting in Saint Andrew’s Undershaft, in London, October 18, 1638 Ref (London, 1639) 98 pp. on 1 Cor. 16:13-14
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Fast Sermons
England’s Preservation, or a Sermon Discovering the Only Way to Prevent Destroying Judgments, Preached to the Honorable House of Commons at their Last Solemn Fast on May 25, 1642 (London, 1642) on Jer. 4:3
The Nature & Danger of Heresies, Opened in a Sermon Before the House of Commons, Jan. 27,1646, being the Day of their Solemn Monthly Fast (London, 1647) on Rev. 12:15-16
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Funeral Sermons
Elisha, his Lamentation, upon the Sudden Translation of Elijah: Opened in a Sermon at the Funeral of Mr. William Strong (London, 1654) on 2 Kings 2:12
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Public Thanksgiving Sermons
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Catechism
A Short Catechism being a Brief Instruction of the Most Ignorant Before the Receiving of the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper (London, 1647)
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Commentary
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Books
The Anatomy of Secret Sins, Presumptuous Sins, Sins in Dominion & Uprightness, Together with the Remissibleness of All Sin, & the Irremissibleness of the Sin Against the Holy Ghost, being Sermons on Ps. 19:12-13 Buy 1660
Christ’s Counsel to his Languishing Church of Sardis. Or, The Dying or Decaying Christian, with the Means & Helps of his Recovery & Strengthening Buy
The Doubting Believer, or, A Treatise Containing 1. the Nature, 2. the Kinds, 3. the Springs, 4. the Remedies of Doubtings, Incident to Weak Believers Buy
Providence Handled Practically Buy This is from The Shepherd of Israel above.
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Multiple Authors
Solicitor, Calamy, Burroughs, Sedgwick – Four Speeches Delivered in Guild-Hall on Friday the Sixth of October, 1643. At a Common-hall, upon occasion of desiring the assistance of our brethren of Scotland in this war, viz.1. by Mr. Solicitor. 2. by Mr. Edmund Calamy. 3. by Mr. Jeremiah Burroughs. 4. by Mr. Obadiah Sedgewick (London, 1646)
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Simpson, Sidrach c. 1600-1655
Sermons
A Sermon Preached at Westminster before Sundry of the House of Commons Ref (London, 1643) on Prov. 8:15-16
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Simpson was an Independent. Lazarus Seaman, a presbyterian, responded to this work above.
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The Five Dissenting Brethren
The Reasons of the Dissenting Brethren against the Third Proposition, concerning Presbyterial Government, Humbly Presented Buy 1645
A Copy of a Remonstrance Lately Delivered in to the Assembly by Thomas Goodwin. Jeremiah Burroughs, William Greenhill, William Bridge, Philip Nye, Sidrach Simson & William Carter, Declaring the Grounds & Reasons of their Declining to Bring in to the Assembly their Model of Church-Government Buy
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Smith, Peter 1586-1653
A Sermon Preached Before the House of Commons at their Monthly Fast, May 29, 1644 on Ps. 107:6
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Spurstowe, William d. 1666
Sermon
The Magistrate’s Dignity & Duty: Being a Sermon Preached on Oct. 30, 1653 Buy (London, 1654) on Ps. 82:2
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Thanksgiving Sermon
England’s Eminent Judgments, Caused by the Abuse of God’s Eminent Mercy’s: Discovered in a Sermon Preached Before the Right Honourable House of Lords, in the Abbey Church at Westminster, at the Public Thanksgiving, Nov. 5, 1644 Pre Ref (London, 1644) on Ezra 9:13-14
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Fast Sermon
England’s Pattern & Duty in it’s Monthly Fasts: Presented in a Sermon, Preached to Both Houses of Parliament, Fri. July 21, 1643, Being an Extraordinary Day of Public Humiliation, Appointed by them Throughout London & Westminster that Everyone Might Bitterly Bewail his Own Sins & Cry Mightily unto God for Christ, his sake, to Remove his Wrath & Heal the Land Buy on 1 Sam. 7:6
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Funeral Sermons
A Crown of Life, the Reward of Faithfulness, being a Sermon Preached Sept. 12, 1661 at the Funerals of Mr. William Taylor, Minister of the Gospel Buy on Rev. 2:10
Death & the Grave No Bar to Believers’ Happiness, or, A Sermon Preached at the Funeral of the Lady Honor Vyner, July 10, 1656 Buy on Ps. 17:15
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A Collection of Sermons
The Sermons of William Spurstowe Pre (Puritan Publications, 2012) This contains five sermons, all of which are fully online, except for England’s Eminent Judgments.
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Books
The Spiritual Chemist, or Six Decades of Divine Meditations on Several Subjects Buy
The Wells of Salvation Opened, or, A Treatise Discovering the Nature, Preciousness, Usefulness of Gospel Promises, & Rules for the Right Application of Them Buy 1655
The Wiles of Satan, in a Discourse upon 2 Cor. 2:11 Buy
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Military Report
A True & Faithful Relation of a Worthy Discourse Between Colonel John Hampden & Colonel Oliver Cromwell (1643; London, 1847)
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Smectymnuus
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Staunton, Edmund 1600-1671
Sermons
A Sermon Preached at Great Milton in the County of Oxford, Dec. 9, 1654 at the Funeral of that Eminent Servant of Jesus Christ, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkinson, Late Wife to Dr. Henry Wilkinson, Principal of Magdalen Hall: whereunto is added a Narrative of her Godly Life an Death Buy Ref (Oxford, 1659) on 1 Thess. 4:14
Staunton exhorts believers concerning the resurrection, and what it means to sleep in the Lord.
Phinehas’s Zeal in Execution of Judgment. Or, A Divine Remedy for England’s misery: A Sermon Preached before the House of Lords at their late Solemn Monthly Fast, Oct. 30, 1644 Buy on Ps. 106:30
The Rock of Israel. A Little Part of its Glory Laid Forth in a Sermon Preached before the House of Commons, at their Monthly Fast, Apr. 24, 1644 Buy on Dt. 32:31
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Sterry, Peter 1613-1672 Sometimes mystical
Sermon
The True Way of Uniting the People of God in these Nations: Opened in a Sermon, Jan. 1, 1659 Buy on Ps. 134:3
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Fast Sermon
The Spirit Convincing of Sin, Opened in a Sermon Before the Honorable House of Commons Assembled in Parliament upon the solemn day of their monthly fast, Nov. 26, 1645 Buy
The Teachings of Christ in the Soul: Opened in a Sermon Before the House of Peers, upon the Solemn Day of their Monthly Fast, March 29, 1648 Buy
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Thanksgiving Sermon
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A Collection of Sermons
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Discourses & a Catechism
Free Grace Exalted, & Thence Deduced Evangelical Rules for Evangelical Sufferings: in Two Discourses made March 29th & May 10th, 1670, from Rom. 5:21 Buy
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Books
A Discourse of the Freedom of the Will (London, 1675) 245 pp.
This book has three parts. The first argues against “those arguments… in opposition to that liberty of the will, which [liberty] is placed in the determining of its power, received from the First Cause, unto a contrariety or contradiction in its actings, with an independency upon the First Cause, the order and connection of causes, and the understanding.”
The second part further argues “the reasons upon which that opinion of this freedom is established. These Reasons are taken 1. from the will it self; 2. from the nature of sin, and the divine justice; 3. the language of the Scripture; 4. from the end of laws; 5. from the order and nature of things.” The third part is “An enlargement upon the argument taken from the mediation of Christ.”
‘The Northern Presbytery’ was Scotland. Sterry was an English Independent.
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Strickland, John 1601-1670
Sermon & Catalogue
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Fast Sermon
A Discovery of Peace: or, The Thoughts of the Almighty for the Ending of his People’s Calamities. Intimated in a Sermon, April 24, 1644. Being the Solemn Day of their Public Humiliation & Monthly Fast Buy on Jer. 29:11
Mercy Rejoicing Against Judgment: or God Waiting to be Gracious to a Sinful Nation. A Sermon Preached Before the House of Commons upon the Solemn Day of their Public Humiliation & Monthly Fast, Oct. 29, 1645 ToC Buy on Isa. 30:18
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Thanksgiving Sermon
Immanuel, or The Church Triumphing in God with Us: A Sermon Preached Before the House of Lords, at their Public Thanksgiving, Nov. 5, 1644 Buy (London, 1644) on Ps. 46:7
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A Report
The King’s Entertainment at York: as it was Related by John Strickland, March, 22, 1641
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Strong, William d. 1654
Sermons
A Voice From Heaven Calling the People of God to a Perfect Separation From Mystical Babylon, as it was Delivered in a Sermon, Nov. 5, 1653 (London, 1654) on Rev. 18:4
Many Independents interpreted Rev. 18:4 as God saying to separate even from the established reformed Churches. Strong, an Independent, shows himself much more moderate:
“There are another sort, who, though they deny not all Churches as the former [persons], yet like to the Donatists of old, they acknowledge none but their own; all other they readily term Antichristian and such as they can hold no communion with, though they profess to believe the same principles of religion and walk in holiness of conversation: yet they deny them communion as Churches, unless they come under their form.” – p. 12 ff.
Jesus Christ God’s Shepherd, & the Man God’s Fellow, on Zech. 13:7. With his Ananeosis, or, The Two Sticks Made One, on Eze. 37:19 (London, 1658)
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Thanksgiving Sermons
The Vengeance of the Temple: Discovered in a Sermon, May 17, 1648. Being the Day of Public Thanksgiving for a Victory Obtained by the Forces under the Command of Colonel Horton, at St. Faggons, near Cardiffe in Wales (London, 1648) on Judges 5:31
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Fast Sermons
The Trust & the Account of a Steward: Laid Open in a Sermon Preached Before the House of Commons, upon Wed., April 28, 1647 being the Day of their Public Humiliation (London, 1647) on Lk. 16:2
The Way to the Highest Honor: Presented in a Sermon Preached Before the House of Peers, at their Late Solemn Monthly Fast. Feb. 24, 1646 (London, 1647) on 1 Sam. 2:30
The Trust & the Account of a Steward, Laid Open in a Sermon Preached Before the Honorable House of Commons, at Margaret’s Westminster, upon Wed. the 28th of April, 1647, being the Day of Their Public Humiliation (London, 1647) on Lk. 16:2 EEBO 1 & 2
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Collections of Sermons
31 Select Sermons Preached on Special Occasions, 1656
The Certainty of Heavenly & the Uncertainty of Earthly Treasures. Together with a Discovery where the Treasure & Heart is Placed. As it was Delivered in Several Sermons by that Eminently Faithful Servant of Christ, Mr. William Strong, Late Minister at Westminster. They being his Last Sermons Buy Pre (London, 1654) on Mt. 6:20-21
The Saint’s Communion with God & God’s Communion with Them in Ordinances. As it was Delivered in Several Sermons Buy on Ex. 20:24
The Worm that Dies Not, or Hell Torments in the Certainty & Eternity of Them, Plainly Discovered in Several Sermons Preached on Mark 9:48, as a Means to Deter from Sin & to Stir up to Mortification Buy (London, 1672) 297 pp. on Mk. 9:48
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Books
A Discourse of the Two Covenants: wherein the Nature, Differences & Effects of the Covenant of Works & of Grace are Distinctly, Rationally, Spiritually & Practically Discussed: Together with a Considerable Quantity of Practical Cases Dependent Thereon Buy
Heavenly Treasure, or, Man’s Chiefest Good wherein the Several Workings of the Heart About, and in Pursuance of its Chiefest Good are Solidly and Judiciously Discovered Buy on Mt. 6:20-21
Jesus Christ: God’s Shepherd Buy 172 pp.
A Treatise Showing the Subordination of the Will of Man Unto the Will of God (London, 1657) 335 pp. on Acts 21:14 This was recommended by Thomas Manton.
Pages 197-278, especially, treat of the permissive will of God.
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Taylor, Francis 1589-1656
Fast Sermons
The Danger of Vows Neglected & the Necessity of Reformation: or, A Sermon Preached before the House of Lords, at a Late Solemn Fast, May 27, 1646 (London, 1646) on Gen. 35:1
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Poem
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Lecture
Self-Satisfaction, Occasionally Taught the Citizens in the Lecture as St. Magnes Near London-Bridge (London, 1633) on Prov. 14:!4
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Commentaries
Commentary on Proverbs, in The English Annotations (London, 1645)
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Books
God’s Glory in Man’s Happiness, with the Freeness of his Grace in Electing Us, Together with Many Arminian Objections Answered Buy (London, 1654) 227 pp.
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Temple, Thomas c. 1601-1661
Christ’s Government in & Over his People: Delivered in a Sermon before the House of Commons, at their Late Public & Solemn Fast, Oct. 26, 1642 (London, 1642) on Ps. 2:6
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Thorowgood, Thomas c. 1595-1669
Sermon
Moderation Justified, & the Lord’s Being at Hand Improved: in a Sermon at Westminster Before the House of Commons Assembled in Parliament: Preached at the Late Solemn Fast, Dec. 25, 1644 (London, 1645) on Phil. 4:5
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Books, on the Jews & America
Jews in America, or, Probabilities that the Americans are of that race, with the removal of some contrary Reasonings & Earnest Desires for Effectual Endeavors to Make Them Christian 1650 There was another edition in 1660 Ref
Vindiciae Judæorum, or, a True Account of the Jews. Being more Accurately Illustrated then Heretofore Ref (London, 1666)
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Tozer, Henry c. 1601-1650
Sermons
A Christian Amendment Delivered in a Sermon on New Years Day, 1631 (Oxford, 1633) on 2 Cor. 5:17
Christian Wisdom, or The Excellency, Fame & Right Means of True Wisdom. As it was Briefly Delivered in a Sermon, Nov. 11, 1638 (Oxford, 1639) on 1 Kings 10:24
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Directions for a Godly Life, Especially for Communicating at the Lord’s Table (Oxford, 1628)
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Tuckney, Anthony 1599-1670
Sermons
Death Disarmed: & the Grave Swallowed Up in Victory. A Sermon, 1653 on 1 Cor. 15:55
The Form of Sound Words, on 2 Tim. 1:13, 67 pp.
None But Christ, or A Sermon upon Acts 4:12: Preached, July 4, to which is Annexed an Enquiry After what Hope may be had of the Salvation of 1. Heathens. 2. Those of the Old World, the Jews & Others Before Christ. 3. Such as Die Infants, & Idiots, etc. Now under the Gospel Buy (London, 1654) on Acts 4:12
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Collections of Sermons
A Good Day Well Improved, or Five Sermons upon Acts 9:31. To which is Annexed a Sermon on 2 Tim. 1:13 Preached June 30, 1650 147 pp.
Forty Sermons Upon Several Occasions, 1676
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Catechism
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Letters
Eight Letters of Dr. Anthony Tuckney & Dr. Benjamin Whichcote
In this exchange Tuckney makes known his suspicions about rationalism and the Cambridge Platonists.
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Twisse, William 1577/8-1646
Catechism
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Books
On the Sabbath
Of the Morality of the Fourth Commandment as Still in Force to Bind Christians 1641 For a later edition of this work, see The Christian Sabbath Defended… below.
The Christian Sabbath Defended Against a Crying Evil in These Times of the Anti-Sabbatarians of Our Age: wherein is Showed that the Morality of the Fourth Commandment is Still in Force to Bind Christians unto the Sanctification of the Sabbath Day (London, 1652) This was first published as Of the Morality of the Fourth Commandement as still in force to binde Christians delivered by way of answer to the translator of Doctor Prideaux his lecture, concerning the doctrine of the Sabbath in 1641.
On Soteriology
The Doctrine of the Synod of Dort & Arles, Reduced to the Practice 1631
The Five Points of Grace & of Predestination: Defined & Defended Against an Arminian Remonstrant
On Scripture
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Valentine, Thomas 1586-1665
Fast Sermons
A Charge Against the Jews & the Christian World for Not Coming to Christ, who would have Freely Given Them Eternal Life: Delivered in a Sermon, before the House of Peers, on May 26, 1647, being the Day of their Public Fast (London, 1647) on Jn. 5:40
Christ’s Counsel to Poor & Naked Souls that They Might be well Furnished with Pure Gold & Richly Clad with White Raiment: Delivered in a Sermon before the House of Commons at their Public Fast, Sept. 29, 1647 (London, 1647) on Rev. 3:18
Two Sermons Preached: One before the House of Lords on Their Public Fast, May 26, 1647, The Other before the House of Commons on their Public Fast, Sept. 29, 1647 (London, 1647) on Rev. 3:18 There appears to be only one sermon in this volume.
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Vines, Richard 1599/1600-1656
Sermons
The Impostures of Seducing Teachers Discovered in a Sermon, April 23, 1644 (London, 1644) on Eph. 4:14-15
The Corruption of Mind. Described in a Sermon Preached at Paul’s the 24th Day of June, 1655 (London, 1655) on 2 Cor. 11:3
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A Thanksgiving Sermon
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Fast Sermons
Caleb’s Integrity in Following the Lord Fully: in a Sermon Before the House of Commons, at their Late Solemn & Public Fast, Nov. 30, 1642 (London, 1642) on Num. 14:24
The Purifying of Unclean Hearts & Hands: Opened in a Sermon Preached Before the House of Commons, at their Solemn Fast, January 28, 1645 (London, 1646) on James 4:8
The Posture of David’s Spirit, when he was in a Doubtful Condition. Opened in a Sermon Preached before the Honorable House of Commons, at Margaret’s Westminster, upon October 22. 1644, Being a day especially set apart for a Public Humiliation (London, 1644) on 2 Sam. 15:25-26
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Funeral Sermon
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A Discourse on Scripture
The Saint’s Nearness to God, Being a Discourse upon Part of the 148th Psalm [v. 14] (London, 1662)
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Collections of Sermons
Christ, a Christian’s Only Gain: or, The Excellency & Desirableness
of the Knowledge of Jesus Christ Above All Other Things Whatsoever. Made out in Several Sermons (London, 1661) 75 pp. on Phil. 3:7-10
Sermons Preached upon Several Public & Eminent Occasions, Collected into One Volume (London, 1656)
12 Sermons Preached upon Several Public Occasions: by that Learned & Powerful Divine, Mr. Richard Vines… Published by Himself. To which, is Adjoined the Sermon Preached at his Funeral, by Mr. Thomas Jacomb… Ref (London, 1658)
Obedience to Magistrates, Both Supreme & Subordinate. In Three Sermons, Preached upon the Anniversary Election Day of Three Lord Majors Successively, Together with a Fourth Sermon Tending Towards a Description of the Corruption of the Mind (London, 1656) This volume only includes the third sermon, on Titus 3:1
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A Letter
His Majesty’s Concessions to the Bill of Abolition of Archbishop, Bishops, etc. Stated & Considered (London, 1660) 8 pp.
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George Walker bap. 1582?, d. 1651
Westminster Assembly Project erroneously lists two military speeches under Walker by a later George Walker.
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Sermons on Scripture
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Speeches
The substance of another speech of the reverend and valiant Dr. Walker to his soldiers in Londonderry. Just before their last engagement with the enemy. (London, 1689)
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Tracts
A Brotherly & Friendly Censure of the Error of a Dear Friend & Brother in Christian Affection, in an Answer to his Four Questions Lately Sent Abroad in Print [to the Westminster Assembly &] to the View of the World (1645) 10 pp. This is on excommunication and suspension from the Table.
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Books
The Manifold Wisdom of God. In the Diverse Dispensation of Grace by Jesus Christ in the Old & New Testaments, in the Covenant of Faith, Works. Their Agreement & Difference Buy 1641 149 pp.
Contra Romanism
Fisher’s Folly Unfolded: or The Vaunting Jesuits’ Vanity Discovered, 1624
For Presbyterianism
On Justification, Arminianism & Socinianism
Wotton (c. 1561–1626) was an English clergyman, controversialist, and professor of divinity. Christopher Hill described him as a Modernist and Ramist.
“In 1611 George Walker (1581?-1651) accused him [Wotton] of Socinianism; this led to a ‘conference’ of learned divines, which ended in Wotton’s vindication. The controversy went on till 1615, and in 1641, long after Wotton’s death, Walker repeated his accusations. This provoked Mr. Anthony Wotton’s Defence (Cambridge, 1641, published under the name of Thomas Gataker, who, however, only wrote the postscript, the Defence being by Wotton’s son, Samuel… Walker replied in A True Relation of the cheife Passages…“
“Mr. Wotton in his papers which he dispersed in this city, and which he acknowledged to be his own when I [Walker] brought them to his face before Mr. Gataker and eight other grave ministers, does deny the imputation of the whole obedience of Christ, to the Law of God; both active and passive, both joyntly and severally. He affirms that there is no end or use whatsoever of the imputation of Christ his righteousnesse for justification. He renounces the law in whole and part, performed by ourselves, or any other in our stead for our justification… he sets up faith, even the act of believing for righteousness, affirms that it is said to be imputed in a proper
sense without a trope, and serves for all purposes in our justification under the Gospell, as perfect righteousness of works performed to the whole law did for mans justification in the first covenant. He denies the punishment of our sins in Christ, and the satisfaction which in Him our head & surety was made to God’s justice for purchase of our pardon…
These and such like speeches I condemned for Socinian heresy and blasphemy, as Beza, Paraeus and Lubertus had done before me, and for this Mr. Gataker did deride me, when I gave in my charge against Mr. Wotton 27 years ago, and now [Gataker] blames it in me as falsehood and dishonesty.” – pp. 1-3
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Wallis, John 1616-1703 A non-voting scribe
Sermon
The Resurrection Asserted in a Sermon Preached to the University of Oxford, 1679
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Collections of Sermons
The Life of Faith, in Two Sermons on Jan. 6, 1683 and June the 29th following, 1684 (London, 1684) 42 pp.
The Necessity of Regeneration in Two Sermons to the University of Oxford
Three Sermons Concerning the Sacred Trinity, 1691
A Most Useful Collection of the Principal Sermons of Christ, with his Prophets & Apostles, which is the Greatest Light in the World. To enlighten people into the way of peace, & unity, in all things necessary to Salvation Ref (London, 1675)
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Theological Letters
On the Trinity
An Answer to Dr. [William] Sherlock’s Examination of the Oxford Decree, in a Letter from a Member of that University to his Friend in London (London, 1696) 19 pp.
Oxford made a declaration condemning the new, Cartesian-influenced notion that “There are Three Infinite distinct Minds and Substances in the Trinity”. Sherlock had promoted this, and wrote a tract critiquing the declaration, mainly by way of casting doubt as to the declaration’s authority; Sherlock never denies that the Trinity has three minds. Wallis here counters Sherlock’s arguments.
The Doctrine of the Blessed Trinity Briefly Explained in a Letter to a Friend, 1690
Eight Letters Concerning the Blessed Trinity (London, 1840)
An Explication & Vindication of the Athanasian Creed. In a Third Letter, Pursuant of Two Former, Concerning the Sacred Trinity. Together with a Postscript, in Answer to Another Letter (London, 1691) 66 pp.
The Doctrine of the Blessed Trinity Briefly Explained, in a Letter to a Friend (London, 1690) 20 pp. EEBO
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Academic Letter
A Brief Letter from a Young Oxonian to One of his Late Fellow-Pupils upon the Subject of Magnetism
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Theological Books
A Brief & Easy Explanation of The Shorter Catechism Presented By the Assembly of Divines at Westminster, to both Houses of Parliament. And By them Approved. Wherein the Meanest Capacities may in a Speedy & Easy Way be Brought to Understand the Principles of Religion, in Imitation of a Catechism Formerly Published by Mr. Herbert Palmer PoD 1648
Note that this work was the first commentary on the Shorter Catechism and was approved by the Westminster Assembly.
On the Sabbath
A Defense of the Christian Sabbath. Part the Second. Being a Rejoinder to Mr. Bampfield’s Reply to Doctor Wallis’s Discourse Concerning the Christian-Sabbath (Oxford, 1694) 131 pp.
A Defense of Infant Baptism, in Answer to a Letter from an Anti-Paedobaptist 1697
The Greatest Light in the World, Far Exceeding the Light of the Quakers. Being the precepts of God the father, delivered by Moses and David. The precepts of God the son, delivered by his own mouth. The precepts of the Holy Ghost, delivered by the Apostles. Collected for the good of souls; and shewing, that the light within us hath great need to be tried by the light without us Ref (London, 1674)
Theological Discourses, in Two Parts, the First Containing 8 Letters & 3 Sermons Concerning the Blessed Trinity, the Second, Discourses & Sermons on Several Occasions (London, 1695) This volume only contains two letters on the Trinity.
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Non-Theological Tracts & Books
An Answer to Three Papers of Mr. Hobs Lately Published in the Months of August, & this present September, 1671 (London, 1671) 2 pp.
Due Correction for Mr. [Thomas] Hobbes, Or School-Discipline for Not Saying his Lessons Right: In Answer to his Six Lessons Directed to the Professors of Mathematics (Oxford, 1656) 130 pp.
On the Sad Loss of the Truly Honorable Robert Lord Brook: an Elegy to his Virtuous & Noble Lady (1643?)
Reasons Showing the Consistency of the Place of Custos Archivorum with that of a Savilian Professor (Oxford, 1658) 1 p.
A Proposal About Printing a Treatise of Algebra, Historical & Practical (Oxford, 1683) 4 pp.
A Treatise of Algebra, both Historical & Practical… with Some Additional Treatises… (London, 1685) ToC
A Treatise of Angular Sections (London, 1684)
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An Elegy
On the Sad Loss of the Truly Honorable Robert Lord Brook, an Elegy, to his Virtuous & Noble Lady Ref (1643)
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Ward, John d. 1665
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Thanksgiving Sermon
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Westfield, Thomas 1573–1644
Sermon
A Sermon Preached in the Cathedral Church of S. Paul. On the fourteenth day of November, 1641, in the Evening Ref (London, 1641) on 2 Cor. 2:8
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Collections of Sermons
The White Robe: or the Surplice Vindicated, as a most ancient & decent ornament of the ministry. Together with a Discourse of Ps. 45:7, Wherein is Proved that Kings, & No Other, can properly be said to be the Lord’s Anointed. Being several sermons preached… Ref (London, 1660)
Eleven Choice Sermons (London, 1655)
England’s Face in Israel’s Glass, or, The Sins, Mercies, Judgements of Both Nations Delivered in Eight Sermons upon Psalm 106:19-25, also, Gospel-Sacrifice, in Two Sermons on Heb. 13[:16] (London, 1646) Also an 11th sermon on 2 Cor. 6:8
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Whitaker, Jeremiah 1599-1654
Sermon
The Christian’s Great Design on Earth is to attain Assurance for Heaven, or, How in this Life he may lay hold on Eternal Life, Set Forth in a Sermon, April 8, 1645 (London, 1645) on 1 Tim. 6:17-19
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Fast Sermons
Eirenopoios, Christ the Settlement of Unsettled Times. In a Sermon Preached before the Honourable House of Commons, at their Public Fast in Margaret’s Church at Westminster, the 25th of January Buy Ref (London, 1642) on Hag. 2:7
The Christian’s Hope Triumphing in these Glorious Truths… in a Sermon Preached before the Right Honourable House of Lords in the abby-church at Westminster on Wednesday, May 28, being the Day Appointed for Solemn & Public Humiliation (London, 1645) on 1 Cor. 15:19
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White, John 1575-1648
Sermons
A Sermon Preached at Dorchester in the County of Dorcet: at the General Assizes Held the 7th of March, 1632 (London, 1648) on Ps. 82:61
The Troubles of Jerusalem’s Restoration, or, The Church’s Reformation Represented in a Sermon Preached before the Right Honorable House of Lords, in the Abby Church Westminster, Nov. 26, 1645 (London, 1646) on Dan. 9:15
The Parallel Between David, Christ & King Charles, in their Humiliation & Exaltation. Delivered in a Sermon Preached at Wadhurst in Sussex… Ref (London, 1660)
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Speeches
Mr. White’s Speech in Parliament on Monday, the 17th of January. Concerning the Trial of the 12 Bishops, anno Dom. 1641 (London, 1642) 5 pp.
A Speech of Mr. John White, Counselor at Law, made in the Commons House of Parliament concerning Episcopacy (London, 1641) 14 pp.
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Psalter
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Commentary
White, John – A Commentary upon the Three First Chapters of the First Book of Moses Called Genesis 1656 †1648
** – “A puritan divine, called ‘The Patriarch of Dorchester’” “A folio upon three chapters! There were giants in those days. Manton says, ‘To speak of the worth of the author is needless, his praise being already in all of the churches,’ and he adds that he had been greatly refreshed by the perusal of this book.” – Spurgeon
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Books
On New England
The Planter’s Plea, Or The Grounds of Plantations Examined, & Usual Objections Answered. Together with a Manifestation of the Causes Moving such as have Lately Undertaken a Plantation in New-England: for the Satisfaction of those that Question the Lawfulness of the Action Buy
[Directions for the Profitable Reading of the Scriptures] Ref (London, 1647)
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Authorship Uncertain
A Plain & Familiar Exposition Upon the Creed, X Commandments, Lord’s Prayer & Sacraments
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Wilkinson Sr., Henry 1566-1647
Catechism
A Catechism, containing a short exposition of the points in the ordinary catechism, with proofes of the same out of the scripture. Set forth for the use of such as desire to be catechised in the congregation of Wadsdon in Buckinghamshire, or else-where Ref (London, 1624)
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Wilkinson, Jr., Henry 1610-1675
Westminster Assembly Project erroneously lists two works for this author that are from a different Wilkinson (1616-90).
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In Puritan Sermons
What is it to do All We Do in the Name of Christ, & How May we do so? – Colossians 3:17 being sermon 23 of the Supplement to Puritan Sermons. That these two sermons are attributable to this Wilkinson, see the Memoirs of the Puritan Sermon divines by Samule Dunn.
Wherein are we Endangered by Things Lawful? Luke 17:27,28 being sermon 22 of volume 1 of Puritan Sermons
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Fast Sermons
Babylon’s Ruin, Jerusalem’s Rising, set forth in a Sermon before the House of Commons on Oct. 25, being the day appointed for the monthly fast (London, 1643) on Zech. 1:18-21
The Gainful Cost. As it was Delivered in a Sermon Preached before the House of Lords, on Wed. Nov. 27, being the day appointed for solemn & public humiliation (London, 1644) on 1 Chron. 21:24
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Thanksgiving Sermon
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Wilson, Thomas c. 1601-1653
It is not clear that Judicium discretionis, or, A just and necessary apology, for the peoples judgement… (1667) was written by this Wilson.
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Sermons
David’s Zeal for Zion, a Sermon Preached before sundry of the honorable House of Commons, April 4, 1641 on Ps. 69:9
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Woodcock, Francis 1614-1651
Thanksgiving Sermon
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Fast Sermons
Lex Talionis: or, God Paying every Man in his own Coin. Held forth in a Sermon before the House of Commons, on their Solemn Fast, July 30th, 1645 (London, 1646) on 1 Sam. 2:3
Christ’s Warning-Piece: Giving Notice to every one to Watch & Keep their Garments. Delivered in a Sermon, preached at Margarets Westminster, before the Honourable House of Commons, at their Late Solemn Fast, Oct. 30, 1644 (London, 1644) on Rev. 16:15
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Collection of Sermons
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Young, Thomas c. 1587-1655
Fast Sermon
Hope’s Encouragement Pointed at in a Sermon before the House of Commons at the Last Solemn Fast, Feb. 28, 1643 (London, 1644) on Ps. 31:24
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The Lord’s Day, or, a Succinct Narration Compiled out of the Testimonies of Holy Scripture and the Reverend Ancient Fathers & Divided into Two Books, in the Former whereof is Declared that the Observation of the Lord’s Day was from the Apostles, in the Latter is shown in what things its Sanctification does Consist (1672)
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Smectymnuus
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Various of the Divines
Certain Considerations to Dissuade Men from Further Gathering of Churches in this Present Juncture of Time. Subscribed by [21] Diverse Divines of the [Westminster] Assembly (London, 1643) 5 pp.
The English Annotations (London, 1645)
6 out of the 11 commentators of this whole Bible commentary were Westminster divines. For an introduction to the work, see here.
Sunry Ministers of London – Jus Divinum Regiminis Ecclesiastici: The Divine Right of Church Government, wherein it is Proved: that the Presbyterian Government by Preaching and Ruling Elders, in Sessional, Presbyterial and Synodical Assemblies may lay the only lawful claim to a divine right, according to the Holy Scriptures Buy
London Provincial Assembly – Jus Divinum Ministerii Evangelici, or, The Divine Right of the Gospel Ministry 1654
Of the 58 persons who signed their names to this document, the following 17 were Westminster divines:
Cornelius Burges
William Gouge
Edmund Stanton
Thomas Temple
George Walker
Edmund Calamy
Jeremiah Whitaker
Daniel Cawdrey
William Spurstowe
Lazarus Seaman
Simeon Ashe
Thomas Case
Nicholas. Proffet
Thomas Thorowgood
Edward Corbet
Henry Roborough
John Wallis
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London Provincial Assembly – A Vindication of the Presbyterial Government & Ministry, Together with an Exhortation to All the Ministers, Elders & People within the Bounds of the Province of London, whether Joining with us or Separating from us 1650
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Smectymnuus
Smectymnuus was an acronym of the initials of the the five authors behind it: Stephen Marshall, Edmund Calamy, Thomas Young, Matthew Newcomen, and William Spurstowen. Smectymnuus’ books opposed episcopacy.
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The Dissenting Brethren
The Dissenting Brethren were the five leading Independents at the assembly that vigorously opposed presbyterian church government: Thomas Goodwin, Philip Nye, Sidrach Simpson, Jeremiah Burroughs and William Bridge.
The Reasons of the Dissenting Brethren against the Third Proposition, concerning Presbyterial Government, Humbly Presented Buy 1645
A Copy of a Remonstrance Lately Delivered in to the Assembly by Thomas Goodwin. Jeremiah Burroughs, William Greenhill, William Bridge, Philip Nye, Sidrach Simson & William Carter, Declaring the Grounds & Reasons of their Declining to Bring in to the Assembly their Model of Church-Government Buy
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Related Pages
Commentaries on the Westminster Confession
The Minutes of the Westminster Assembly
Histories of the Westminster Assembly
The Westminster Standards on the Administration of the Lord’s Supper
The Westminster Standards and Divines on Common Grace
The Westminster Assembly and Psalm Singing
The Westminster Confession and Musical Instruments in Worship
The Westminster Standards on Natural Law
The Sincere Free Offer of the Gospel in the Westminster Standards and Divines