Ninety-Six Sermons; Volume 2

A collection of sermons by the renowned seventeenth-century preacher Lancelot Andrewes, known for his powerful oratory, profound insights, and deep spiritual commitment. Compiled and edited by John Posthumus Parkinson, this volume offers a rich and varied selection of Andrewes's most enduring sermons, covering a wide range of theological and practical topics.
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