The Sermons of William Spurstowe

William Spurstowe (1605–1666) was an English, Calvinistic minister, theologian, and member of the Westminster Assembly.



This work is a compilation of Spurstowe’s available sermons. These sermons are eminently practical, highly spiritual and demonstrate Spurstowe’s ministerial ability to be a powerful preacher for Christ and His kingdom. There are two funeral sermons, one on dealing with death not being a stumbling block for Christians, taken from Psalm 1:15, and one on the reward of faithful believers being as a crown of life given in heaven, taken from Rev. 2:10 (which sermons are worth the cost of this volume alone). Also contained in this work are his sermons before the Parliament and the Westminster Assembly, as well as his sermon on the magistrate's duty before God.



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