John Keble was an English churchman and poet, a pivotal figure in the Oxford Movement. His influence extended to the naming of Keble College at Oxford. His writings explore themes of faith and the church with profound religiosity and contemplative depth.
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A series of sermons on the themes of redemption, sacrifice, and resurrection, delivered by John Keble, a prominent Anglican clergyman and theologian of the 19th century. These sermons, intended for Holy Week, offer a powerful and eloquent meditation on the central events of the Christian faith, as well as their relevance to contemporary believers.
Originally published in 1879, this collection of sermons by John Keble remains a classic of Anglican preaching. Drawing on his extensive knowledge of Scripture, church history, and Christian theology, Keble offers insightful and inspiring reflections on the major themes of the Christian year, from the Ascension to Trinity Sunday.