The life and writings of Thomas Helwys / written and edited by Joe Early, Jr.
2009
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Title
The life and writings of Thomas Helwys / written and edited by Joe Early, Jr.
Uniform title
Works. Selections. 2009
Edition
1st ed.
Created/published
Macon, Ga. : Mercer University Press, ©2009.
Description
328 p. ; 24 cm
Series statement
Early English Baptist texts
The James N. Griffith series in Baptist studies
The James N. Griffith series in Baptist studies
Bibliography, etc.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Foreword / Bill Pitts
Introduction
Acknowledgments
Thomas Helwys : life and times
The English Reformation and the rise of Puritanism
Separatism
The Helwys family
Thomas Helwys
Helwys's church in Spitalfields
A lasting legacy
Extant Helwys documents
Letter on church order
Letter of Thomas Helwys and church to the consistory of the United Mennonite Church at Amsterdam
A vindication of the position assumed by the English Baptists
Confession of faith of the "true English church" under Thomas Helwys at Amsterdam in nineteen articles presented to the Waterlanders, with thanks for their already given information and recommending themselves for the future
A declaration of faith of English people remaining at Amsterdam in Holland
A short and plaine proof by the word and works of God that God's decree is not the cause of any of man's sins or condemnation
An advertisement or admonition unto the congregations, which men call the New Fryelers in the Lowe Countries
A short declaration of the mystery of iniquity.
Introduction
Acknowledgments
Thomas Helwys : life and times
The English Reformation and the rise of Puritanism
Separatism
The Helwys family
Thomas Helwys
Helwys's church in Spitalfields
A lasting legacy
Extant Helwys documents
Letter on church order
Letter of Thomas Helwys and church to the consistory of the United Mennonite Church at Amsterdam
A vindication of the position assumed by the English Baptists
Confession of faith of the "true English church" under Thomas Helwys at Amsterdam in nineteen articles presented to the Waterlanders, with thanks for their already given information and recommending themselves for the future
A declaration of faith of English people remaining at Amsterdam in Holland
A short and plaine proof by the word and works of God that God's decree is not the cause of any of man's sins or condemnation
An advertisement or admonition unto the congregations, which men call the New Fryelers in the Lowe Countries
A short declaration of the mystery of iniquity.
Series
Early English Baptist texts.
James N. Griffith series in Baptist studies.
James N. Griffith series in Baptist studies.
Call number
BX6495.H44 A25 2009