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    Richard Sibbes

    Richard Sibbes, English Puritan (1577 - 1635) was a humble and faithful minister, commended by William Gouge, who wrote The Bruised Reed and The Soul's Conflict, among other works:

    Works of Richard Sibbes

    Contents

    VOLUME 1
    Memoir of Sibbes by A. B. Grosart
    Description of Christ
    The Bruised Reed and Smoking Flax
    The Sword of the Wicked
    The Soul's Conflict with Itself and Victory over Itself by Faith
    The Saint's Safety in Evil Times
    other sermons, including a series on I Peter 4

    VOLUME 2
    Bowels Opened (Sermons on the Song of Solomon 4-6)
    The Spouse's Earnest Desire after Christ
    A Breathing after God
    The Returning Backslider
    The Glorious Feast of the Gospel

    VOLUME 3
    An Exposition of 2 Corinthians I

    VOLUME 4
    A Christian's Portion
    The Spiritual Man's Aim
    A Glance of Heaven
    The Excellency of the Gospel above the Law
    other sermons, all on texts from I & 2 Corinthians

    VOLUME 5
    Expositions of texts and portions of the other Epistles of Paul, including
    Christ's Exaltation Purchased by Humiliation
    Salvation Applied
    The Fountain Sealed
    The Fountain Opened

    VOLUME 6
    Josiah's Reformation
    The Saint's Comforts
    The Rich Poverty, or The Poor Man's Riches
    several other sermons, including
    The Bride's Longing (on Rev. 22:20)

    VOLUME 7 Miscellaneous sermons and other writings of Sibbes
    Bibliographical list of editions of his writings
    Glossary; indexes of persons named,
    topics discussed and texts expounded.

    Publisher: Banner of Truth
    ISBN#: 851513980
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    I just picked up The Bruised Reed the other day. It came highly recommended. Have you read it yet?
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    Yes, I second the recommendation and defer to Josh's review.
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    Sibbes is sorely neglected.

    His works are SOOOOOOO good.

    Banner of Truth rereleased them again in an updated dust jacket.

    I think they run something like $60.

    Its worth every penny.
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    From what little I've read (The Bruised Reed), I love Sibbes' writing. The Bruised Reed is a great book.
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    Richard Sibbes, The Bruised Reed
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    Mark Dever has written a book on Richard Sibbes.

    It can be found here... http://www.amazon.com/Richard-Sibbes...3654981&sr=8-7
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    Quote Originally Posted by VirginiaHuguenot View Post
    Richard Sibbes, The Bruised Reed
    Once, when asked his name, he replied, "They call me Mr. Sibbes"...
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    Quote Originally Posted by bookslover View Post
    Once, when asked his name, he replied, "They call me Mr. Sibbes"...


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