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Extracts from the Writings of William Gurnall
Retaining Gurnall's original text, Smith creates a volume of devotional readings which stand the test of time in sharing Gurnall's challenge to the Christian's conscience.
The Christian in Complete Armour;
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The Christian in Complete Armour
William Gurnall was an English clergyman and writer. Gurnall is most famous for the book The Christian in Complete Armour.
The Christian in Complete Armour: Volume I
William Gurnall was an English clergyman and writer. Gurnall is most famous for the book The Christian in Complete Armour.
Gleanings from William Gurnall
The extracts from this little volume are gleaned from a well-known Puritan work, written by William Gurnall and published in 1665, entitled The Christian in Complete Armor. Among all the Puritan writings that have come down to us, none, perhaps, are more practical and conscience-reaching than Gurnall's notable work. Many will not be able to wade through the entire treatise, but with this collection of quotes, rich nuggets are made accessible which warm the heart and search the conscience.
