The Pulpit Of The Reformation, Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4.

The Last Judgment. By The Rev. John Welch, A. D. 1570-1622. The Day Of Judgment. Extracted From A Sermon By Hugh Latimer, Bishop Of Worcester, And Martyr, 1555. The Parable Of T...

Here is declared unto us that some laboured the whole day, which are hired for a penny, that is of our money ten pence: for like as we have a piece of money which we call a shil...

The prophet transfers all the promises of God to himself, saying, “Even my dead body shall arise;” and immediately after, gives commandment and charge to the dwellers in the dus...

But I leave this. Again, you see this throne is _white_. What means this whiteness? It is innocency or righteousness, and full of shining brightness, of an unspeakable joy. Inno...

Now when our Saviour heard the request of his disciples, he performs their desire, and begins to expound unto them the parable, saying, “I am he that soweth good seed: the adver...

No doubt satan intended, by the dispersion of the Jews, so to have profaned the whole seed of Abraham, that among them neither should have remained the true knowledge of God, no...

For the better understanding of this complaint, and of the mind of the prophet, we must, _first_, observe from whence all authority flows; and, _secondly_, to what end powers ar...

If such tyranny were used against any woman, as violently to pull her infant from her breasts, cut the throat of it in her own bosom, and compel her to receive the blood of her...