Description:
A genuine 17th-century Puritan theological work, printed in 1645, during the English Civil War. This book contains William Greenhill’s learned exposition of Ezekiel chapters 1–5, originally delivered as public lectures in London.
William Greenhill was a prominent Puritan divine and a member of the Westminster Assembly, closely associated with John Owen and Thomas Goodwin. His expositions were widely respected for their depth, scriptural precision, and practical application.
Ezekiel was a particularly significant book during this period, dealing with themes of judgment, exile, divine glory, and national repentance, making this volume historically and theologically important.
Original 1645 edition (not a facsimile)
Nearly 380 years old
Important example of Puritan biblical exposition
Of interest to collectors of:
Reformed / Calvinist theology
English Civil War–era printing
Early biblical commentaries
Original title page (as shown); lacks end-papers; last leaf of index creased
General age-related wear, browning, and handling consistent with a 17th-century book
Some leather loss
Text remains legible
Binding: Original boards but worn with heavy wear to spine and some leather loss; numeracy to front-board internally; text-block a bit loose; a few annotations in old ink
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Carefully packed with protection suitable for an antiquarian book
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