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The Works of John Boys
Though a committed Anglican, John Boys, the Dean of Canterbury from 1619-1625, was deeply evangelical. Included in this one-volume edition are Boys' writings on the Psalms used in the English liturgy, his exposition on the epistles and the gospels, his comments on the Apostles' Creed, the Lord's Prayer, the Ten Commandments, and much more. Charles Spurgeon wrote that Boys was "One of the richest of writers. From his golden pen flows condensed wisdom. Many of his sentences are worthy to be quoted as gems of the Christian classics. We marvel that it has not been reprinted. Boys is all essence."
WORKES OF JOHN BOYS
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The Workes of John Boys (Classic Reprint)
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