Ball, John puritan, Whitmore, Staffordshire, deprived

1585 – 1640

• A Friendly Triall Of The Grounds Tending To Separation; In a plain and modest Dispute touching the Lawfulnesse of a stinted Liturgie and set form of Prayer, Communion in mixed assemblies, and the Primi- tive subject and first recepta- cle of the power of
• A Short Catechisme. Containing the Principles of Religion. Very profitable for all sorts of People. The eighteenth Impression. (ornament)
• A Short Treatise Containing all the Princi- pal Grounds of Christian Religion. By way of Questions and Answers, very profitable for all sorts of men, but especi- ally for Housholders. Whereunto are added severall Questions, by the Reverend Author's own Pe
• A Short Treatise Contayning all the Principall Grounds of Christian Religion. By way of Questions and Answers, very profitable for all men, but es- pecially for Housholders. The eight Impression: (ornament)
• A Short Treatise Contayning all the Principall Grounds of Christian Religion. By way of Questions and Answers, very profitable for all men, but especi- ally for the Housholders
• A Short Treatise, Contayning all the Principall Grounds of Christian Religion. By way of Questions and Answers, very profitable for all men, but especi- ally for Housholders. The eleventh Impression. ...(ornament)
• A Treatise Of Faith, Diuided into two Parts. The first shewing the Natvre, The second, The Life of Faith. Both tending to direct the weake Christian how he may possesse the whole Word of God as his owne, ouer- come temptations, better his obedi-ence, and
• A Treatise Of Faith. Divided into two Parts
• A Treatise Of Faith. Divided into two Parts : The first sheing the Nature, The second, the Life of Faith
• An Ansvver To Two Treatises Of Mr. Iohn Can. The Leader of the English Brownists in Amsterdam. The former called. A Necessitie of Separation from the Church of England. proved by the Nonconformists Principle. The other, A Stay against Straying
• The Power Of Godlines, Both Doctrinally, and Practically handled. Wherein The Nature, Comprehensiveness, Parts, and Properties Of a Godly Life Are discovered by Scripture-evidence, and Authority