The Bruised Reed

Highlighting Richard Sibbes' role as an Anglican theologian, this book explores his contributions as a Biblical exegete and his alignment with "main-line" Puritanism. Unlike some of his contemporaries, Sibbes remained within the Church of England, adhering to the Book of Common Prayer in his worship. The text delves into his theological insights and the impact of his work on Puritan thought, showcasing his unique position in the religious landscape of his time.