Works of William Perkins

There's another thread recommending him in the generic Suggestions forum, but I have a feeling this will get more attention here:

William Perkins (1558–1602) was an influential Puritan theologian. "Perkins was a prolific author who penned over forty works, many of which were published posthumously. In addition to writing, he also served as a fellow at Christ's College and as a lecturer at St Andrew's Church in Cambridge. He was a firm proponent of Reformed theology, particularly the supralapsarian theology of Theodore Beza and John Calvin. In addition, he was a staunch defender of Protestant ideals, specifically the five solae with a particular emphasis on solus Christus and sola Scriptura." (Wikipedia)

Many of his works are available in Kindle format. These at the very least should be made available in a William Perkins bundle in CP.

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Mark Barnes

It's very odd we don't even have The Art of Prophesying. But the edited version is much easier to read than the original.

William Gabriel

I was just looking up some of his works last night and was shocked to find that he's not available in Logos! I was particularly interested in his book called "A golden chaine".

As I went to bed last night, one of my todos was going to be to come here an suggest William Perkins! So, thank you Rosie, for beating me to the punch.

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You can read more about Perkins in your Logos library with some of Beeke's books: A Puritan Theology, Meet the Puritans (in this Beeke bundle).

Randy Lane

There's another thread recommending him in the generic Suggestions forum, but I have a feeling this will get more attention here:

William Perkins (1558–1602) was an influential Puritan theologian. "Perkins was a prolific author who penned over forty works, many of which were published posthumously. In addition to writing, he also served as a fellow at Christ's College and as a lecturer at St Andrew's Church in Cambridge. He was a firm proponent of Reformed theology, particularly the supralapsarian theology of Theodore Beza and John Calvin. In addition, he was a staunch defender of Protestant ideals, specifically the five solae with a particular emphasis on solus Christus and sola Scriptura." (Wikipedia)

Many of his works are available in Kindle format. These at the very least should be made available in a William Perkins bundle in CP.

There already is a post in this group similar to the one in Suggestions. I actually posted it here first. The request is to get Logos versions of the new Reformation Heritage edition of Perkins' works as they are released one volume at a time. Volume 1 is set to be released on 12/31/2014, and is about 900pg. There are supposed to be 10 volumes when complete. All compiled and retypeset in modern English by Joel Beeke and a partner.