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Jacobus Arminius · 1629–1875 · Other
The collected works of Jacobus Arminius preserve the theological writings of the Dutch Reformed pastor and professor who became the reluctant namesake of Arminianism. Writing in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth…
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John Preston · 1630 · Treatise
John Preston's treatise emerged from his preaching ministry at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and Trinity Church during the height of Puritan influence in early seventeenth-century England. As one of the most prominent Reformed…
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Richard Sibbes · 1630 · Book
Richard Sibbes wrote The Bruised Reed as a series of sermons delivered at Gray's Inn Chapel in London, where he ministered to lawyers and students during the early decades of the seventeenth…
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Letters The Letters of Samuel Rutherford
Samuel Rutherford · 1630–1661 · Letter
Samuel Rutherford's letters emerged from the crucible of seventeenth-century Scottish religious and political upheaval. Written between 1630 and 1661, these intimate correspondences flowed from his pen during periods of exile, pastoral ministry,…
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John Preston · 1630 · Sermon
This collection preserves sermons that John Preston delivered before King James I during his tenure as court preacher in the early 1620s. Preston, master of Emmanuel College Cambridge and a leading figure…
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Arthur Hildersham · 1630 · Treatise
Arthur Hildersham's treatise emerged from his decades of pastoral ministry in Ashby-de-la-Zouch, where he observed both the profound reverence and troubling casualness with which English Protestants approached communion. Writing in the mature…
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John Preston · 1631 · Treatise
Life Eternall emerged from John Preston's preaching ministry at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and later at Lincoln's Inn, where he addressed audiences grappling with questions of assurance and the nature of eternal life.…
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William Ames · 1632 · Treatise
William Ames wrote this systematic treatise on conscience and moral theology during his years of exile in the Netherlands, where he served as professor of theology at the University of Franeker. The…
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William Ames · 1633 · Treatise
William Ames wrote this treatise in 1633 as part of the ongoing debate within Reformed churches over liturgical practices and ceremonial elements in worship. The work emerged from controversies that had persisted…
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John Preston · 1633 · Treatise
John Preston's treatise emerged from his pulpit ministry at Trinity Church, Cambridge, and represents one of the most systematic expositions of regeneration in early Puritan theology. Preston, a leading figure in the…
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William Ames · 1633 · Treatise
William Ames wrote this systematic treatise on the arts and sciences during his final years as professor of theology at the University of Franeker in the Dutch Republic. Published posthumously in 1633,…
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Temple The Temple: Sacred Poems and Private Ejaculations
George Herbert · 1633 · Poem
The Temple stands as one of the most influential collections of devotional poetry in the English language, written by George Herbert during his brief tenure as rector of Bemerton near Salisbury in…
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Arthur Hildersham · 1633 · Treatise
Arthur Hildersham's treatise emerged from his decades of pastoral ministry at Ashby-de-la-Zouch, where he witnessed both the spiritual vitality and moral struggles of English Puritanism in the early seventeenth century. Writing during…
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Johannes Gerhard · 1634–1637 · Treatise
The Confessio Catholica emerged from Johannes Gerhard's response to the Catholic Counter-Reformation's challenge to Lutheran theology in early seventeenth-century Germany. Published between 1634 and 1637, this massive four-volume Latin treatise represented Gerhard's…
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Arthur Hildersham · 1635 · Commentary
Arthur Hildersham's "Lectures upon Psalme LI" represents the published form of sermons he delivered on Psalm 51 during his ministry at Ashby-de-la-Zouch in Leicestershire. Originally preached between 1593 and 1632, these lectures…
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Arthur Hildersham · 1635 · Commentary
Arthur Hildersham's commentary on Galatians 4 emerged from his pulpit ministry at Ashby-de-la-Zouch, where he served as a prominent Puritan preacher for over four decades until his death in 1632. These lectures,…
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Richard Sibbes · 1635 · Treatise
Richard Sibbes wrote this treatise as a pastoral response to believers struggling with assurance of salvation and the reality of indwelling sin. Published in 1635 during his tenure as preacher at Gray's…
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Samuel Rutherford · 1636 · Treatise
Samuel Rutherford's Exercitationes Apologeticae Pro Divina Gratia stands as one of the most formidable defenses of Reformed theology to emerge from seventeenth-century Scotland. Written in 1636 during the heated theological controversies that…
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Thomas Goodwin · 1636 · Treatise
Thomas Goodwin wrote this treatise in 1636 to address the spiritual struggles of believers who find themselves in seasons of doubt and spiritual dryness despite their genuine faith. As one of the…
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John Preston · 1636 · Treatise
John Preston's treatise emerged from his pastoral concern for believers wrestling with persistent sin and spiritual weakness in early seventeenth-century England. As Master of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, and a prominent Puritan divine,…
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Thomas Goodwin · 1636 · Treatise
Thomas Goodwin's "The Return of Prayers" emerges from the fertile theological soil of seventeenth-century English Puritanism, written when Goodwin was establishing himself as one of the movement's most penetrating minds. This treatise…
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Richard Sibbes · 1637 · Treatise
Richard Sibbes wrote this devotional treatise on the Song of Songs 4:12 during his tenure as Master of Katherine Hall, Cambridge, and preacher at Gray's Inn. Published posthumously in 1637, the work…
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Dutch Reformed translators commissioned by States General · 1637 · Scripture
The Statenvertaling, or "States Translation," is the major national Protestant Bible of the Dutch-speaking world, comparable in Dutch history to the King James Version in English. Comprising the complete Protestant Bible, it…
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Franciscus Junius · 1637 · Treatise
Franciscus Junius composed this systematic treatise on ancient painting in 1637, drawing together classical sources to reconstruct the lost art theory of antiquity. Writing in Amsterdam during the Dutch Golden Age's artistic…
