What Puritan resources does FaithLife have that specifically deal with the Puritan theological view that the Catholic system or popery is anti-christ?
No arguments thanks - just resources.
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When I do a search for "pope NEAR antichrist" I come up with 4784 results.
How do I do a search for books only, that have puritan views regarding the/a pope or the catholic church as the antichrist?
I created a collection of Puritan resources and searched pope WITHIN 5 WORDS antichrist and received 215 hits in my library.
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I get close to 2000 results.
Thanks, but how do I narrow that down to the Puritans' view only?
I created a collection of Puritan resources and searched pope WITHIN 5 WORDS antichrist and received 215 hits in my library. s
Never mind. I see you made a collection of puritan resources.
Did you first create a collection of Puritan resources and only search that?
You can find a rule for making a Puritan collection here:
https://faithlife.com/logos-library-theology-denomination-tags/documents
I have several puritan collection rules. Here is the one I used for the above search -
Author:(“Baxter, Richard”, “Beeke, Joel R.”, “Brook, Benjamin”, “Brooks, Thomas”, “Bunyan, John”, “Burroughs, Jeremiah”, “Charnock, Stephen”, “Edwards, Jonathan”, “Flavel, John”, “Goodwin, Thomas”, “Hopkins, Ezekiel”, “Howe, John”, “Jacomb, Thomas”, “Manton, Thomas”, “Murray, David”, “Neal, Daniel”, “Owen, John”, “Packer, J. I.”, “Polhill, Edward”, “Ridgley, Thomas”, “Scougal, Henry”, “Scudder, Henry”, “Sibbes, Richard”, “Swinnock, George”, “Traill, Robert”, “Ussher, James”) OR Publisher:(“Richard Owen Roberts”)
I have a collection of solely "puritans/church history/Europe/American" puritans already.
Did a search in that and came up with the 2000 hits.
What if I did a search for a particular author. Let's say Francis Pieper and his view on said topic?
I get close to 2000 results. Did you first create a collection of Puritan resources and only search that?
Hey Rosie [:)]
Once again, do I need to join the group in order to see your tag?
You can find a rule for making a Puritan collection here: https://faithlife.com/logos-library-theology-denomination-tags/documents
I'll try that. Thanks Bruce.
I have several puritan collection rules. Here is the one I used for the above search - Author:(“Baxter, Richard”, “Beeke, Joel R.”, “Brook, Benjamin”, “Brooks, Thomas”, “Bunyan, John”, “Burroughs, Jeremiah”, “Charnock, Stephen”, “Edwards, Jonathan”, “Flavel, John”, “Goodwin, Thomas”, “Hopkins, Ezekiel”, “Howe, John”, “Jacomb, Thomas”, “Manton, Thomas”, “Murray, David”, “Neal, Daniel”, “Owen, John”, “Packer, J. I.”, “Polhill, Edward”, “Ridgley, Thomas”, “Scougal, Henry”, “Scudder, Henry”, “Sibbes, Richard”, “Swinnock, George”, “Traill, Robert”, “Ussher, James”) OR Publisher:(“Richard Owen Roberts”)
Still looking for resources though.
What Puritan resources does FaithLife have that specifically deal with the Puritan theological view that the Catholic system or popery is anti-christ? No arguments thanks - just resources. mm.
History of the Puritans seems to have enough articles to provide a decent bibliography to start.
do I need to join the group in order to see your tag? You can find a rule for making a Puritan collection here: https://faithlife.com/logos-library-theology-denomination-tags/documents
do I need to join the group in order to see your tag?
Yes, you do. But you can quit the group afterwards if you don't want anything more from it. It's not my list of tags. It's the one that Andrew Baguley has been maintaining, starting from this thread: https://community.logos.com/forums/t/54491.aspx
Still looking for resources though. What Puritan resources does FaithLife have that specifically deal with the Puritan theological view that the Catholic system or popery is anti-christ?
OK, I did this search -- (pope,popery,papacy,papal,Catholic,Rome) WITHIN 10 words (anti-christ, antichrist) -- in my Library and came up with a list of 66 resources. Sorry, I can't export the list as a bibliography with authors' names and such, because that feature doesn't exist in Logos, though I've just requested it.
Apocalyptic Writings: “Notes on the Apocalypse” An Humble Attempt 26 hits in 8 articles
The “Blank Bible”: Part 1 & Part 2 4 hits in 2 articles
A Body of Divinity, Volume 1 2 hits in 1 article
A Body of Divinity: Or, the Sum and Substance of Christian Religion 6 hits in 2 articles
Catalogues of Books 6 hits in 2 articles
Commentaries on the Catholic Epistles 9 hits in 2 articles
The Complete Works of Richard Sibbes, Volume 2 3 hits in 1 article
The Complete Works of Richard Sibbes, Volume 3 2 hits in 1 article
The Complete Works of Richard Sibbes, Volume 4 2 hits in 1 article
The Complete Works of Richard Sibbes, Volume 6 2 hits in 1 article
The Complete Works of Richard Sibbes, Volume 7 4 hits in 1 article
The Complete Works of Stephen Charnock, Volume 1–5 2 hits in 1 article
The Complete Works of Thomas Brooks, Volume 1 2 hits in 1 article
The Complete Works of Thomas Manton, Volume 3 14 hits in 6 articles
The Complete Works of Thomas Manton, Volume 4 2 hits in 1 article
Foxe’s Book of Martyrs 15 hits in 7 articles
The History of the Puritans; or, Protestant Nonconformists (Volume 1) 9 hits in 4 articles
The History of the Puritans; or, Protestant Nonconformists (Volume 2) 9 hits in 4 articles
The History of the Puritans; or, Protestant Nonconformists (Volume 3) 12 hits in 2 articles
A History of the Work of Redemption 19 hits in 5 articles
James: Crossway Classic Commentaries 2 hits in 1 article
The Lives of the Puritans, Volume 1 9 hits in 2 articles
The Lives of the Puritans, Volume 2 6 hits in 1 article
Living for God’s Glory: An Introduction to Calvinism 3 hits in 1 article
Matthew Poole’s Commentary on the Holy Bible, Volumes 1–3 39 hits in 8 articles
The “Miscellanies”: (Entry Nos. 501–832) 4 hits in 2 articles
The “Miscellanies”: (Entry Nos. 1153–1360) 2 hits in 1 article
The “Miscellanies”: (Entry Nos. a–z, aa–zz, 1–500) 6 hits in 2 articles
New Dictionary of Theology 2 hits in 1 article
Notes on Scripture 8 hits in 3 articles
The Practical Works of the Rev. Richard Baxter: Volume V (A Christian Directory: Part III - Christian Ecclesiastics) 9 hits in 3 articles
The Practical Works of the Rev. Richard Baxter: Volume VI (A Christian Directory: Part IV - Christian Politics) 5 hits in 1 article
The Practical Works of the Rev. Richard Baxter: Volume X (A Saint or a Brute; The One Thing Necessary; Cain and Abel Malignity) 2 hits in 1 article
The Practical Works of the Rev. Richard Baxter: Volume XVII (Sermons; The Vain Religion of the Formal Hypocrite; The Cure of Melancholy and Overmuch Sorrow) 2 hits in 1 article
The Practical Works of the Rev. Richard Baxter: Volume XX (The Unreasonableness of Infidelity, The Reasons of the Christian Religion) 2 hits in 1 article
Puritan Reformed Journal, Volume 1 17 hits in 6 articles
Puritan Sermons, Volume 4 2 hits in 1 article
Puritan Sermons, Volume 5 13 hits in 4 articles
Puritan Sermons, Volume 6 110 hits in 13 articles
Sermons and Discourses, 1739–1742 8 hits in 3 articles
Sermons and Discourses, 1743–1758 4 hits in 2 articles
A Vindication of Gospel Truths Opened 2 hits in 1 article
The Whole Works of the Most Rev. James Ussher, D.D., Volume 1 4 hits in 1 article
The Whole Works of the Most Rev. James Ussher, D.D., Volume 15 2 hits in 1 article
The Whole Works of the Reverend John Flavel, Volumes 1-6 4 hits in 2 articles
The Works of David Clarkson, Volume I 5 hits in 1 article
The Works of David Clarkson, Volume III 4 hits in 2 articles
The Works of George Swinnock, M.A., Volumes 1–5 2 hits in 1 article
Works of John Owen: Volume 8 (Sermons) 4 hits in 1 article
Works of John Owen: Volume 9 (Posthumous Sermons) 2 hits in 1 article
Works of John Owen: Volume 13 (The Duty of Pastors and People Distinguished; Eschol, or Rules of Direction for the Walking of the Saints; Various Treatises, Tracts & Letters Defending Dissenters from the Charge of Schism) 8 hits in 3 articles
Works of John Owen: Volume 14 (Animadversions on a Treatise Entitled 'Fiat Lux'; A Vindication of same; The Church of Rome No Safe Guide; Some Considerations about Union among Protestants; A Brief and Impartial Account of the Nature of the Protestant Religion) 7 hits in 3 articles
Works of John Owen: Volume 15 (A Discourse Concerning Liturgies; A Discourse Concerning Evangelical Love, Church Peace, and Unity; An Inquiry into...Evangelical Churches; An Answer to Dr. Stillingfleet's Book of the Unreasonableness of Separation; A Brief Instruction in the Worship of God and Discipline of the Churches of the New Testament) 7 hits in 3 articles
The Works of Jonathan Edwards, Volume 1 16 hits in 4 articles
The Works of Jonathan Edwards, Volume 2 10 hits in 2 articles
The Works of Robert Traill, Volume 2 2 hits in 1 article
The Works of Robert Traill, Volume 3 2 hits in 1 article
The Works of Thomas Goodwin, Vol. I 12 hits in 3 articles
The Works of Thomas Goodwin, Vol. II 4 hits in 2 articles
The Works of Thomas Goodwin, Vol. III 18 hits in 7 articles
The Works of Thomas Goodwin, Vol. IV 2 hits in 1 article
The Works of Thomas Goodwin, Vol. VI 2 hits in 1 article
The Works of Thomas Goodwin, Vol. VII 5 hits in 1 article
The Works of Thomas Goodwin, Vol. IX 2 hits in 1 article
The Works of Thomas Goodwin, Vol. XI 2 hits in 1 article
The Works of Thomas Goodwin, Vol. XII 6 hits in 3 articles
One helpful set of resources on this question which is needing a bit of help to get out of Community Pricing is the J. A. Wylie Collection - especially his work on The Papacy.
looks interesting. thanks.
I've expanded somewhat on Bruce's list, except my list is of Puritan authors only except the publisher Richard Owen Roberts for the 6 volumes on Puritan Sermons.
Author:(“Baxter,Richard”, “Brook,Benjamin”, “Brooks,Thomas”, “Bunyan,John”, “Burroughs,Jeremiah”, “Charnock,Stephen”, “Edwards,Jonathan”, “Flavel,John”, “Goodwin,Thomas”, “Hopkins,Ezekiel”, “Howe,John”, “Jacomb,Thomas”, “Manton,Thomas”, “Murray,David”, “Owen,John”, “Polhill,Edward”, "Bradford,John", "Bates,William", "Clarkson,David", “Ridgley,Thomas”, “Scougal,Henry”, "Muffet,Peter", "Jenkyn,William", "Gouge,William", "Greenhill,William", "Marbury,Edward", "Gurnall,William", "Davenant,John", "Bayne,Paul", "Newton,George", "Cotton,John", "Rutherford,Samuel", "Byfield,Nicholas", "Fisher,Edward", "Leighton,Robert", "Poole,Matthew", "Adams,Thomas", "Hardy,Nathanael", "Airay,Henry", "Jewell,John", "Taylor,Jeremy", “Scudder, Henry”, “Sibbes, Richard”, “Swinnock,George”, “Traill,Robert”, “Ussher,James”) OR Publisher:(“Richard Owen Roberts”)
My Puritan Collection is:
Author:("Adams, Thomas", "Airay, Henry", "Bates, William", "Baxter, Richard", "Brook, Benjamin", "Brooks, Thomas", "Bunyan, John", "Burroughs, Jeremiah", "Byfield, Nicholas", "Case, Thomas", "Charnock, Stephen", "Clarkson, David", "Cotton, John", "Crisp, Tobias", "Davenant, John", "Durham, James", "Edwards, Jonathan", "Fisher, Edward", "Flavel, John", "Foxe, John", "Goodwin, Thomas", "Gouge, William", "Greenhill, William", "Gurnall, William", "Hardy, Nathanael", "Henry, Matthew", "Henry, Philip", "Hopkins, Ezekiel", "Howe, John", "Jacomb, Thomas", "Jenkyn, William", "Keach, Benjamin", "Lightfoot, John", "Manton, Thomas", "Marbury, Edward", "Marshall, Walter", "Murray, David", "Owen, John", "Polhill, Edward", "Poole, Matthew", "Reynolds, Edward", "Ridgley, Thomas", "Scougal, Henry", "Scudder, Henry", "Sibbes, Richard", "Smith, Henrie", "Swinnock, George", "Traill, Robert", "Ussher, James") OR series:("Puritan Sermons")
I think that's better, Bruce's and the Faithlife-group's inclusion of J.I Packer (possibly other modern authors I don't recognize) seems somewhat anachronistic to me, however, I believe that then possibly individual works such as Beeke's "Puritan Theology" should be included. It gives the nice quote (emphasis by me):
Apocalyptic writings became popular among the English Puritans. William Perkins (1558–1602), William Twisse (1578–1646), Thomas Goodwin (1600–1680), William Gouge (1575–1653), Franciscus Junius (1545–1602), James Ussher (1581–1656), and Johannes Piscator (1546–1625) wrote various works about millennial expectations.38 Chief among their expectations were three dominant themes. The first was that the pope was the Antichrist, and thus Revelation predicated the eventual collapse of the Roman Catholic Church.39 Gribben notes that Ussher’s identification of the pope as the Antichrist was axiomatic for nearly all the Puritans.40 Based on their historicist readings of Daniel and Revelation, they believed that the papacy, which they considered an embodiment of satanic power, would soon collapse.
Joel R. Beeke and Mark Jones, A Puritan Theology: Doctrine for Life (Grand Rapids, MI: Reformation Heritage Books, 2012), 778.
- in either collection, Poole's commentary leads the search results for (papacy, pope, pontiff, "bishop of rome") NEAR antichrist but it's not really explained, rather stated as undeniable fact -
I've expanded somewhat on Bruce's list, except my list is of Puritan authors only except the publisher Richard Owen Roberts for the 6 volumes on Puritan Sermons. I think that's better, Bruce's and the Faithlife-group's inclusion of J.I Packer (possibly other modern authors I don't recognize) seems somewhat anachronistic to me, however, I believe that then possibly individual works such as Beeke's "Puritan Theology" should be included.
I think that's better, Bruce's and the Faithlife-group's inclusion of J.I Packer (possibly other modern authors I don't recognize) seems somewhat anachronistic to me, however, I believe that then possibly individual works such as Beeke's "Puritan Theology" should be included.
Yes, I like your collection much better and have updated mine with this. Thanks.
Good, I'm in on it now. My wife had started to accumulate print copies of Wylie references and I'm not able to wrestle with bound books like I used to do. Thanks!
Yeah it's a great collection. I think it would be worth it for the 2 vol Scots Worthies (once the one book Scottish households would be sure to have after the Bible) or the 3 vol History of Protestantism alone.
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