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Nehemiah Coxe

Nehemiah Coxe was a Particular Baptist minister in London and the son of Benjamin Coxe, an earlier controversialist. He is associated with the congregation in Petty France, London, and made significant contributions to early Baptist covenant theology, most notably in a treatise written together with John Owen on the covenants of Scripture. Coxe was among the signatories of the Second London Confession in 1677, and his work has experienced a marked recovery in confessional Baptist circles in recent decades.

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