Family Reformation Promoted, and Other Works

Daniel Cawdrey was a Calvinistic Presbyterian minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, eminently learned, and a noted member of the Westminster Assembly. He was among the best puritan scholars of his day. This new work, the final compilation of Cawdrey’s writings, was his most popular and well-received treatise on Family Reformation. This work on Family Reformation became exceedingly popular. It covers the duties of husbands to wives, wives to husbands, children’s duties, as well as master and slaves. Cawdrey also includes a catechism to confirm the teachings of biblical truth in a reformed family. Also included in this volume are the last of Cawdrey’s known works covering humility, the effects of a good man on the community in which he lives, as well as a short scholarly treatise on the role of the magistrate called “The Depths of Satan Discovered.” This is not a scan or a facsimile, but a newly typeset work updated and made easily readable with an active table of contents.