Works
His publications are almost entirely sermons.
- The Art of Divine Meditation (London: for Tho. Parkhurst, 1634) - not sermons.
- An Answer to a Book entitled, An Humble Remonstrance (1641) as a member of Smectymnuus
- Gods Free Mercy to England (1642)
- Englands Looking-glasse (1642)
- Souldier's Pocket Bible (1643) editor
- Jus Divinum Ministerii Evangelici (1654)
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