A noble company
Subtitle: biographical essays on notable Particular-Regular Baptists in America
By: edited by Terry Wolever.
Contributors: Wolever, Terry.
Publisher: Particular Baptist Press
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Springfield, Mo
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781888514261
Subjects: Baptists -- United States -- Biographies; Baptists -- United States -- History; Regular Baptists -- United States -- Biographies; Regular Baptists -- United States -- History
Genres: Biographies
Other titles: Biographical essays on notable Particular-Regular Baptists in America
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Table of contents: title: v.1. Hanserd Knollys (1599?-1691); title: Obadiah Holmes (c.1607-1682); title: John Cooke (1607-1695); title: Thomas Goold (1607-1675); title: John Clarke (1609-1676); title: Richard Stout (?-1705) ; Penelope Stout (?-1732?) ; Jonathan Stout (c.1660-1723); title: John Myles (1621?-1684); title: Pardon Tillinghast (1622?-1718); title: William Screven (1629-1713); title: Thomas Dungan (1634-1688); title: Ellis Callender (1641-1726); title: Elias Keach (1665-1699); title: Abel Morgan, Sr. (1673-1722); title: James Carman (1676?-1756); title: Nathaniel Jenkins (1678-1754); title: Antipedobaptists who impacted the Baptist cause in seventeenth-century America; title: The inlfuence and legacy of Roger Williams (c.1609-1659); title: Henry Dunster, the scholarly dissenter (1609-1659); title: (cont.) The Knollys-Larkham controversy of 1640-1641; title: John Clarke's confession of faith, together with the Articles of faith / written by Obadiah Holmes (1675); title: An antidote against the infection of the times: or a faithful watchword from Mount Sion to prevent the ruin of souls (1650) / by John Myles; title: Letter from Pardon Tillinghast and Aaron Davis to Obadiah Holmes and company, July 3, 1681; title: A discourse upon water baptism, in answer to a Quaker / by Pardon Tillinghast (1689); title: Letter from Elias Keach of London to John Watts of Pennepek, Pennsylvania, dated February 20, 1694; title: The original covenant of the First Baptist Church of Cape May, New Jersey (1712) / Nathaniel Jenkins, pastor.