Benjamin Keach 1640 - 1704
Keach was put on trial in 1664 for publishing a book of instruction for children. In this book, he disagreed with the Church of England’s practice of infant baptism and taught that only people who professed faith in Christ and… https://t.co/pXg42JXya9
I was away from my computer the past few days, so here's one of the best #otd's in Particular Baptist history. [25 December 1679], in the Gravel Lane, Wapping, Particular Baptist church: money was donated to @BenKeach1689 who had been robbed. Merry Christmas, Ben.
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“He who makes the Word of God his rule in whatsoever he does, and the glory of God his end in what he does, shall have the Spirit of God as his strength.” Benjamin Keach (1640-1704)
London pastor Benjamin Keach cared so much about teaching the gospel to children that he was arrested on this date in 1664 for writing children's curriculum. His own son Elias resisted his teachings, however. Elias was saved years later in PA in response to his own sermon.
James Dolezal's lecture titles for SCRBPC '18, Nov. 5-6
1. Divine Preservation of All Things
2. Divine Concurrence with Created Causes
3. Providence and Evil
4. Divine Governance of Creation
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