This collection presents the complete works of Thomas Ken (1637-1711), the Right Reverend, Learned, and Pious Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. A prominent figure in the Church of England during a turbulent era, Ken was renowned for his unwavering faith, his commitment to pastoral care, and his prolific writings on theological and devotional subjects.
The volume encompasses Ken's extensive writings, including his sermons, hymns, poems, letters, and theological treatises. Readers will find insights into his spiritual journey, his reflections on scripture, and his guidance on living a virtuous life. Ken's most famous hymns, such as "Awake, my soul, and with the sun," are also included, showcasing his enduring influence on Christian worship.
The Works of Thomas Ken provides valuable historical and theological perspectives, offering a glimpse into the religious landscape of 17th-century England and the enduring legacy of a remarkable spiritual leader. This collection is a treasure for scholars, theologians, and anyone seeking inspiration from the life and writings of Thomas Ken.
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