The Nonsuch (Most Excellent) Professor by William Secker and published by Classics.
Pastoring in London during the late 1600's, William Secker's most famous and enduring seven sermons are contained in this little volume. These were an explanation of why Christians should excel in bearing fruit. There is nothing to amuse or gratify the reader of taste; neither is it calculated to comfort the religionist, who builds his hope of immortality upon party zeal, or upon the inward feelings of an indistinct and uncertain experience. Mr. Secker points to Jesus as the rock upon which the soul rests, and insists upon good works as the only conclusive evidence, that the professor of religion can give of his having the faith of God's elect.
