The Sincere Convert by Thomas Shepard

Thomas Shepard was one of the premier New England divines, and was quoted by Jonathan Edwards more often than anyone else. The Sincere Convert, shows the small number of true believers there really are, and the great difficulty of saving conversion.

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Thomas Shepard - (1605-1649), American Puritan minister
Shepard was born in Towcester, England, 5 November, 1605 and died in Cambridge, Massachusetts, 25 August, 1649. He was graduated at Oxford in 1627, ordained in the established church, and in 1630 silenced for non-conformity. He was subsequently tutor and chaplain in the family of Sir Richard Darby, whose cousin he married. He was silenced again in 1633, and in October, 1635, sailed for America, settled in Boston, and from that time till his death was pastor of the church in Cambridge, succeeding Thomas Hooker.

Title:The Sincere Convert
Author:Thomas Shepard
Page Count:130
Condition:New
5 1/2 X 8 1/2

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Description:	Thomas Shepard was one of the premier New England divines, and was quoted by Jonathan Edwards more often than anyone else. The Sincere Convert, shows the small number of true believers there really are, and the great difficulty of saving conversion. Abut the Author: Thomas Shepard - (1605-1649), American Puritan minister Shepard was born in Towcester, England, 5 November, 1605 and died in Cambridge, Massachusetts, 25 August, 1649. He was graduated at Oxford in 1627, ordained in the established church, and in 1630 silenced for non-conformity. He was subsequently tutor and chaplain in the family of Sir Richard Darby, whose cousin he married. He was silenced again in 1633, and in October, 1635, sailed for America, settled in Boston, and from that time till his death was pastor of the church in Cambridge, succeeding Thomas Hooker. Title:The Sincere Convert Author:Thomas Shepard Page Count:130 Condition:New 5 1/2 X 8 1/2