Ralph Venning
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Ralph Venning (Devonshire, England, c. 1621-March 10 of 1673 or 1674), was a nonconformist divine. He achieved his Master of Arts at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, in 1650, and was a lecturer at St. Olave's Church in Southwark; he was ejected in 1663 along with many others of his persuasion, due to the Act of Uniformity 1662. He was thereafter a preacher at Pewterers Hall, London, 1663-74. Venning published numerous sermons and tracts.
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- Orthodox Paradoxes, Or, A Believer Clearing Truth by Seeming Contradictions (1650)
- Sin: The Plague of Plagues (published 1669)
- The Puritans on Loving One Another
- The Sinfulness of Sin
- Learning, in Christ's School
- Warning to Backsliders
- Way to Happiness
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