Early Writings Of John Hooper, D.d., Lord Bishop Of Gloucester And Worcester, Martyr 1555

John Hooper's early writings on the nature of Christ, the Ten Commandments, and other theological topics remain some of the most important works of the Protestant Reformation. This collection brings together several sermons and other pieces by the influential bishop, offering readers a rare glimpse into his thought and beliefs.
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