This English bishop and scholar held significant positions within the Church of England during the reigns of Elizabeth I and James I. Under James I, he successively served as Bishop of Chichester, Ely, and Winchester, playing a key role in overseeing the translation of the King James Version of the Bible. His legacy is commemorated within the Church of England as a Lesser Festival.
Originally published in 1843, this reprint preserves a significant historical work, emphasizing the importance of cultural heritage. The Antigonos publishing house is dedicated to making these classic texts accessible to the public while ensuring they remain in good condition for future generations.
This volume presents the devotions of Bishop Andrewes, arranged in sectional paragraphs for ease of study and use. The text appears in both Greek and Latin, with critical annotations and helpful explanations throughout. A key resource for anyone interested in the devotional practices of early modern England.
This collection contains some of the best-known sermons by the renowned 16th-century preacher Lancelot Andrewes, grouped into three parts as per the liturgical calendar. The eloquence of Andrewes' sermons, his mastery of language and the depth of his religious knowledge had a profound influence on his contemporaries, including King James I. This book is an indispensable reference for anyone interested in the history of Christian preaching in England during the early modern period.
This collection of public records, including canons, orders, and constitutions, provides a unique glimpse into the Church of England during the reigns of Edward VI, Elizabeth I, James I, and Charles I. An essential resource for scholars of religious history and anyone interested in the development of the English church.
A collection of sermons by the renowned seventeenth-century preacher Lancelot Andrewes, known for his powerful oratory, profound insights, and deep spiritual commitment. Compiled and edited by John Posthumus Parkinson, this volume offers a rich and varied selection of Andrewes's most enduring sermons, covering a wide range of theological and practical topics.
Sermons are an essential component of Christian worship, providing spiritual guidance and inspiration to congregations around the world. This collection of sermons, written by the renowned theologian Lancelot Andrewes and edited by John Posthumus Parkinson, offers readers a profound and inspiring exploration of the central themes of Christianity, including faith, salvation, and divine grace. Whether you are a student of theology, a member of the clergy, or simply seeking to deepen your own spiritual journey, this book is an essential resource.
This inspiring manual of private devotion is drawn from the wisdom and insights of Bishop Andrewes, one of the most influential figures in the Church of England. Containing a wide selection of prayers, meditations, and biblical passages, this book is an indispensable companion for anyone seeking to deepen their spiritual life.
Featuring ninety-six sermons, this collection showcases the theological insights and preaching style of 17th-century divine Lancelot Andrewes. It provides a valuable perspective on the religious discussions of the time and highlights Andrewes' significance in the early Church of England. The diverse topics covered reflect the complexities of faith and the era's spiritual challenges.
The collection showcases the writings of Lancelot Andrewes, a significant figure in 17th-century Anglicanism, offering a deep dive into the historical and theological landscape of the Church of England. It includes a variety of sermons, letters, and essays, edited by J. Bliss and J.P. Wilson, highlighting the intellectual and religious discussions of the early modern era. This edition serves as an essential resource for those exploring Anglican theology and its evolution.