A wonderful example of the rarest of the Cripplegate puritan sermons. I can't imagine what it would have been like to attend; morning sermons by prominent puritans like Thomas Watson, Thomas Manton, Thomas Case, Richard Baxter, Samuel Annesley, and more!
Thankfully they were preserved. This is the rarest of the volumes on cases of conscience and issues of practical spirituality.
Annesley, Samuel [ed.]. A Supplement to the Morning-Exercise at Cripplegate: Or, Several More Cases of Conscience Practically Resolved by Sundry Ministers. London. Thomas Cockerill, at the Sign of the Atlas in Cornhil, near the Royal-Exchange, 1674. 894pp.
Includes William Jenkins on the Improvement of a Season of Grace [Revival]; Thomas Case on the Sanctification of the Sabbath; Thomas Watson on Reading Scripture with Spiritual Profit; Thomas Manton on the Improvement of Baptism; Samuel Lee on Secret Prayer; Thomas Adams on the Duties of Parents and Children; John Janeway on the Duties of Masters and Servants; Thomas Doolittle on Family Prayer; Richard Baxter on the Missional Value of Good Works; John Owen on Receiving Reproof; Thomas Vincent on Experiencing the Benefits of Forgivneness; William Bates on Bearing Affliction; Cole on Holding the Tension between Presumption and Despair, etc.
Very attractive recent half calf utilizing 18th century marbled papers. Some nicks to extremities and some handling; the final leaf with some losses just affecting a few words at extremities. Else, crisp, clean, and read for use. The first and only edition!
