The Great Ejection 1662

by Gary Brady

In this carefully researched narrative, Gary Brady presents with skill and insight the crucial events of 350 years ago known as the Great Ejection of 1662.Those who were ejected in 1662 suffered as they did because of their loyalty to conscience, their belief that the Reformation was a great act of God that was essential and must be continued, and their insistence that Scripture and not tradition must reign supreme. In these days of doctrinal indifference those who suffered through the Ejection are a tremendous example to us all, Nonconformist or not.Read this account and you will be both historically informed and motivated to serve the Lord with the same principled zeal that was displayed by those thousands of heroes of the faith in 1662.

Genres: Christian History

176 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2012