1669 JAMES JANEWAY. Heaven on Earth; Or, Jesus the Best Friend in the Worst of Times and Death Unstung. Puritan Rarity. John Wesley A Discourse Delivered at Portland

A Discourse Delivered at Portland

with three lions and a shield

Contents include a rejection of a National Church Constitution

and Spirit of Christ

It seems that his reasoning was similar to that of Williams

1669 JAMES JANEWAY. Heaven on Earth; Or, Jesus the Best Friend in the Worst of Times and Death Unstung. Puritan Rarity. John Wesley A Discourse Delivered at PortlandA fair copy only, but an exceptionally rare volume including two important puritan works by James Janeway [1636 1674]. He was, after John Bunyan, the most widely read puritan author for the young during the 17th century. He was ejected in 1662 along with John Owen, Thomas Watson, William Bridge, &c. and author of A Token for Children which was widely distributed in early America by Cotton Mather. He was also one of the signers of the 1673 Scottish