Clisham Publishing is pleased to be releasing the works of Benjamin Keach! This reader friendly series will include every work that he produced! The first release is Keach's Rector Rectified. Benjamin Keach’s Rector Rectified (1692) is an excellent example of the type of theological debates taking place in late 17th century London. The work demonstrates... Continue Reading →
In 1696 published the hymnbook A Feast of Fat Things Full of Marrow (London: printed by Benjamin Harris, 1696). This work was formatted in two parts. First, Keach included eleven songs which he had taken from both the Old and New Testaments. These were songs of Moses, Zechariah, Isaiah, Simon, Hannah, and Mary. The second section comprised of 100 hymns. These hymns paralleled a... Continue Reading →
CONTENTS Introduction to the Series.................................................................... 3 Volumes in Series.................................................................................. 5 Introduction to the Volume:.............................................................. 8 Volume Three – Keach the Theologian The Labours of Benjamin Keach: A brief biography............. 10 Selections from Tropologia.......................................................35 Book I............................................................................................65 Book III..........................................................................................250 Order: https://www.particularbaptistbooks.com
CONTENTS Introduction to the Series.................................................................... 3 Volumes in Series.................................................................................. 5 Introduction to the Volume:.............................................................. 8 Volume Two – Keach the Poet The Labours of Benjamin Keach: A brief biography............. 10 Preface: The Glorious Lover; a poem........................................ 22 The Glorious Lover. A Divine Poem, Upon the Adorable Mystery of Sinners Redemption. The Glorious Lover; a poem:.................. Continue Reading →
We are very excited to announce that we will be reproducing the entirety of Keach's works in print! This massive multi-volume project will begin this spring - 2023! Stay tuned to find out who we are partnering with to publish these works!
Check out this new book written by the Journal's founder, Matthew Stanton!
In 1696 published the hymnbook A Feast of Fat Things Full of Marrow (London: printed by Benjamin Harris, 1696). This work was formatted in two parts. First, Keach included eleven songs which he had taken from both the Old and New Testaments. These were songs of Moses, Zechariah, Isaiah, Simon, Hannah, and Mary. The second section comprised of 100 hymns. These hymns paralleled a... Continue Reading →
Ejected from the Pulpit and Subjected to Pain: Benjamin Keach (1640-1704) and Dissenting Ministers in Seventeenth-Century England Written by: Matthew Stanton As our title suggests, there were many dissenting ministers in seventeenth-century England who were ejected from their pulpit and subjected to persecution as exemplified by Benjamin Keach. This paper, whilst noting some of the... Continue Reading →
Benjamin Keach had the unfortunate privileged, as many do, of being born on February 29th 1640. As such he was born on a leap year starting on Sunday of the Gregorian calendar and a leap year starting on Wednesday of the Julian calendar. In the Julian calendar each year contained 12 months and there were an average of 365.25 days in... Continue Reading →
Keach's Baptismal Record Special thanks to the Centre for Buckinghamshire Studies for allowing the use of this scan (PR 195/1/1) and Austin Walker for forwarding it on to the Journal. Keach's Baptismal Record (Cited) Below is a scan of the records which has highlighted (courtesy of Austin Walker) in two parts. The first is the account of Keach's brother,... Continue Reading →
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