Showing posts with label Joel Beeke. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Joel Beeke. Show all posts

Sunday, 30 September 2007

Joel Beeke on the Puritans and Writing

"Although Puritans were barred from the pulpits and universities, the repressive measures could not silence their pens".

Beeke, Joel R and Pederson R J - "Meet the Puritans" - Reformation Heritage Books (2oo6) - (p9).

Saturday, 15 September 2007

Joel Beeke on Joseph Caryl's Works on Job

"Caryl's work on Job had been called the crown jewels of Puritan preaching".

Joel Beeke and Randall J Pederson - "Meet the Puritans" - RHB, Grand Rapids, Michigan (2006) - (p136).

Joel Beeke on Defining Puritanism

"Doctrinally Puritanism was a kind of vigorous Calvinism; experientially it was warm and contagious, evangelistically it was aggressive yet tender, ecclesiastically it was theocentric and worshipful, politically it aimed to be scripturally balanced and bound by conscience before God in the relations of kings, Parliament and subjects".

Joel R Beeke and Randall J Pederson - "Meet the Puritans" - RHB, Grand Rapids, Michigan (2006) - (pxviii).