This is about as close as I can get to the approximate resting place of William Collins & Benjamin Keach in Southwark

In my reading of Particular Baptists, this clip from a Benjamin Keach book is the closest you get to an image of God in their literature.

Benjamin Keach (1640-1704) did not believe that people had the freedom of choice to become Christians using their own will,reasoning or mind

"Benjamin Keach onJustification" founders.org/2017/10/24/ben…

Benjamin Keach defines faith in Christ, not as a work we contribute, but as “that by which we wholly fly to him for Righteousness”.

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The doctrine of the gospel was spoken by Christ from heaven -Keach

Let us highly prize the Word of God... as the only rule of our faith and practice -Keach

My PhD thesis at Aberdeen traced theological shifts among Baptists (latterly SBC) from 1638-2008 through changes evident in corporate gatherings. I came to love Benjamin Keach. A group of friends surprised me with these two original volumes by Keach pub. 1681/1682 Overwhelmed!

Austin Walker has written an excellent article on the identity of Keach's mother. Visit the Journal to read!

Keach's Baptismal Entry 1639

Early Baptist history is pretty fascinating. Several stories of miraculous healings resemble what is often found in charismatic-type churches. Here's one account of the healing of Benjamin Keach (d. 1704) fbsonoma.com/2018/02/01/a-b…

Keach on the Gospel #faith

Keach on suffering in The Banquetting-House (1692).

A somber warning from Keach (1670)

The ax laid to the root 1693