William Gouge

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William Gouge (1575–1653) was an English Puritan minister who served St Anne Blackfriars in London for forty-five years and was a prominent member of the Westminster Assembly, chairing the committee that drafted the Westminster Confession. He is best known for his 1622 work Of Domestical Duties on family life and a posthumously published commentary on Hebrews.

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Preaching God's Word
How Preaching May be Called 'The Word of God' The subject matter to be preached is here called 'the word of God.' Although that which is spoken by ministers is only the sound of a man's voice, yet that which true ministers of God preach in exercising their ministerial function is the word of God.…