Author:
Baxter, Richard, 1615-1691, author.
Edition Statement:[Updated and abridged edition]
ImprintWheaton, Illinois : Crossway, [2021]
Description163 pages : illustration ; 21 cm
Note:"This book was originally published by Richard Baxter in London, 1656. In this edition that earlier work has been abridged and the English modernized." --Title page verso.
Note:Take heed unto yourselves -- Take heed unto all the flock -- The ministerial work -- What a subtle enemy is this sin of pride! -- Many things sadly out of order -- Reasons why you should take heed unto all the flock -- The greatest benefits of our work -- Many difficulties we will find -- Some may object -- The best directions I can give -- Appendix 1. The catechism -- Appendix 2. Book outline.
Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Note:"The Reformed Pastor is a radical abridgement of what is perhaps the classic text on what it means to be a pastor. It presents Richard Baxter's compelling vision for pastoral ministry in a fresh, accessible form that will be easily read especially by pastors and those training for ministry."-- Provided by publisher.
