1638 RICHARD SIBBES. The Soul's Conflict with Itself and Victory through Faith in Christ. Superb Puritan Work! Anglican by which the public security

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Thomas Cursham

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1638 RICHARD SIBBES. The Soul's Conflict with Itself and Victory through Faith in Christ. Superb Puritan Work! Anglican by which the public securityA truly exceptional copy of an early, experimental puritan classic. Richard Sibs [Sibbs, Sibbes] [b. 1577] was one of the most influential early Puritans as an exegete, in his warm, experimental tone, and in his belief, contra the antinomians, that the work of Christ Did systemic damage to the reign of Satan and self and allowed for a significant doctrine of sanctification. His works have been deeply influential. Thomas Hooker's metaphorical doctrine