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Jeremiah Burroughs (1599-1646), was a brilliant Reformed preacher of the Gospel. He ministered with pastoral sensitivity and a zealous desire to glorify God in his preaching and writing.
This amazing study by Jeremiah Burroughs is set on Isaiah 47:4, “THE LORD OF HOSTS is his Name.” It was initially preached as a result of the impending civil war in England but has much to teach Christians concerning God as a God of war, and the church as the church militant.
Softcover. Brand new. A modernization of Samuel Bolton's original work, "The True Bounds of Christian Freedom," first published in 1645. This allows those not familiar with Puritan writings to get an introduction into their vital works.
Softcover. Brand new. "You are holding the last book of a true shepherd who knew what it is to be one of Christ’s sheep. It is a rich, biblical, theological, experiential, devotional meditation on the twenty-third Psalm, combined with a testimony to God’s faithfulness by a godly pastor and professor who is now at home with his Good Shepherd, having long lived in the valley of the shadow of death." LIGON DUNCAN
Softcover. Very good. Previous owner's name stamped on half-title page. Text is clean & tight & unmarked. Mild shelf/edge wear with slight curling to front, upper cover corner. 65 pp.
Hardcover. Fair+/good- for age. Ex-library with usual marks & stamps. Text is clean & unmarked; tanned throughout. Moist staining along very top edge of pages, most noticeable with front endpapers; faint throughout rest of book. Rear fep missing. Moderate cover wear with cracking along both spine edges; binding intact. No DJ. No date, 1800s?
Jeremiah Burroughs was greatly honored and esteemed in his day (1599-1646), and became a most popular and admired preacher. He was chosen by the congregations of Stepney and Cripplegate, London, at that time accounted two of the largest congregations in England, as well as participated as one of the divines of the Westminster Assembly.
