1618 JOHN KING. Lectures Upon the Book of Jonah. Rare Puritan Exposition - Spurgeon Recommended Leather supporter and historic chronicler of

supporter and historic chronicler of the Great Awakening under Edwards and Whitefield

"The Missionary cause is one of the noblest which can engage the attention of men

*The Parsees and Fire-worship (illustrated )

The Whole Taken down in Character by a Member of the Church of England

1618 JOHN KING. Lectures Upon the Book of Jonah. Rare Puritan Exposition - Spurgeon Recommended Leather supporter and historic chronicler ofLively and evangelical expository sermons on the book of Jonah by John King [1559 1621]. King was one of the earliest of the English puritans to reach a station of influence. In 1611 he was consecrated the Bishop of London, a station which would not have been possible for an experimental Calvinist of the puritan school at later periods of the 17th century. King James called him the King of Preachers. While Bishop of London, when visiting churches he