Author
Edward Reynolds
1599–1676
Edward Reynolds. Westminster Assembly divine, later Bishop of Norwich (1661). A Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul was an early Reformed treatment of spiritual psychology.
Works in the Library 4
The Shields of the Earth 1636
Reynolds preaches to judges on divine protection and earthly authority, urging magistrates to recognize God's role in maintaining justice and order.
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A Sermon Touching the Peace and Edification of the Church 1638
Reynolds addresses church peace and edification during a episcopal visitation, promoting unity and proper ecclesiastical discipline.
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A Treatise of the Passions and Faculties of the Soul of Man 1640
Reynolds provides a comprehensive philosophical and theological analysis of human passions and mental faculties within the soul.
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The Peace of Jerusalem 1659
Reynolds preaches to Parliament on Jerusalem's peace as a spiritual metaphor for national harmony and religious reformation during the Commonwealth period.
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Passages Edward Reynolds cites most
Bible verses most often cited across these 4 works. Each links to everything in the library on that verse.
1 Timothy 2:13×
1 Timothy 6:33×
Romans 12:183×
1 Corinthians 13:12×
2 Peter 3:52×
2 Timothy 2:252×
Deuteronomy 1:172×
Exodus 33:182×
Galatians 2:42×
Galatians 6:102×
Galatians 6:162×
Hebrews 7:22×
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