1645 STEPHEN MARSHALL. The Church, God's Masterpiece. A Spurgeon Puritan Favorite. Civil WarA very rare sermon by Puritan Presbyterian divine, Stephen Marshall [1594 1655], an effective member of the Westminster Assembly and one of the authors of the Westminster Shorter Catechism. This sermon appears to have been a special favorite with Spurgeon. He quotes Marshall in general and this sermon in particular over and again in his Treasury of David. It could not help in some ways but by meaning to to the Pastor of the Metropolitan Tabernacle. It
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