1694 BENJAMIN KEACH. Rare Baptist! Glories of God's Rich Grace Display'd. Pastored Spurgeon's Church! CongregationalBenjamin Keach [1640 1704] was one of the most influential Baptists of the late 17th century, as the Baptists finally began to emerge from persecution as part of the "independent" protestant landscape in England and America. He himself had been fined and pilloried for the publication of a work questining the usefulness of baptism for children. He was a prolific writer, with several of his works being almost continuously in print for the last 300
Christendom Found Wanting
Includes updated but imitative facsimile titles for each sermon
Strickland
A few corners turned at corners
Buchman arrived and examined her and said that her disease had taken a turn for the better
The Solution of the Love Problem
but very solid and clean
An early hearer of George Whitefield before his death
Aaron Guerdon [ed
The second work similar with a few pages having more prominent foxing and the block a bit spotted at foredge
There is a very powerful revival in the village of Amherst
Thomas Dean and Son