The Bruised Reed

Richard Sibbes, an influential Anglican theologian of the early 17th century, is recognized for his biblical exegesis and his role in "main-line" Puritanism. He maintained his place within the Church of England, adhering to the Book of Common Prayer, alongside notable figures like William Perkins and John Preston. His work reflects a commitment to Puritan ideals while engaging with the established church, making him a significant figure in the evolution of Anglican thought.