1693 JOHN HOWE. Puritan on the Carnality of Arguing & Dividing Over Theology. Timely! Fine Binding The figure hand-painted

The figure hand-painted

Melancthon

thou canst awaken the careless & unconcerned

and just so nicely preserved it's hard to believe they weren't published

1693 JOHN HOWE. Puritan on the Carnality of Arguing & Dividing Over Theology. Timely! Fine Binding The figure hand-paintedWork that feels right now quite timely by John Howe, (1630 1705), English Puritan and chaplain to Oliver Cromwell. After the Act of Uniformity in 1662, he preached illegally in houses and fled to Ireland where he was a member of the Antrim Meeting where the Irish Presbyterian church was founded. Howe, John. The Carnality of Religious Contention in Two Sermons Preach'd at the Merchant's Lecture in Broadstreet. London. Printed by J. A. for Thomas