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Stephen Marshall
c.1594–1655
Stephen Marshall. Westminster Assembly divine and powerful Presbyterian preacher. One of the five Smectymnuus authors. His fast-day sermons before Parliament were among the most influential of the Civil War period.
Works in the Library 3
Meroz Cursed 1641
Marshall's sermon curses those who withhold aid from God's cause, calling for active support of true religion against its enemies and opponents.
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A Sermon of the Baptizing of Infants 1644
Marshall defends infant baptism before Westminster's morning lecture, addressing a central theological controversy between Reformed and Baptist ecclesiastical practices.
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The Spittle Sermon 1653
Marshall's sermon to London's civic leadership emphasizes Christian unity with Christ and the church, promoting healing of religious divisions within the commonwealth.
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