Stranger Than Fiction: The Life of William KiffinGospel Standard Publications, 1989 - 117 pages Kiffin was a leading contributor to the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith. He became a pastor in London as well as a wealthy merchant, M.P. and Alderman of the City. |
Contents
Stranger than Fiction | 7 |
In Prison and Sickness | 22 |
Rebellion Treason Forgery Imprisonment | 40 |
Personal Sorrows | 53 |
Kiffin and John Bunyan | 68 |
1689 | 89 |
Kiffins Only Published Sermon | 105 |
Common terms and phrases
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