The Nehemiah Coxe Set brings together two of the most significant theological works in the Particular Baptist tradition: A Vindication of the Truth and Covenant Theology: From Adam to Christ. These foundational texts by Nehemiah Coxe (1650–1689) reflect the intellectual rigor, doctrinal clarity, and pastoral conviction that defined the early confessional Baptists. This beautifully bound and expertly edited set is ideal for scholars, pastors, students of Reformed theology, and all who seek to understand the distinctives of historic Baptist covenant theology and orthodox Christology.

A Vindication of the Truth: Defending Orthodox Christology and Confessional Fidelity

Originally published in the 1670s during a time of increasing theological confusion, A Vindication of the Truth is far more than a historical curiosity—it is a sterling example of theological clarity and confessional courage. In this work, Nehemiah Coxe responds directly to the dangerous teachings of Thomas Collier, who had begun to propagate heresies within the Baptist movement, including deviations from the biblical doctrine of Christ’s person.

Commissioned by confessional Particular Baptist churches and endorsed by leading pastors of the era, Coxe’s treatise offers a thorough and compelling defense of core Christian doctrines. Topics include the two natures of Christ, divine election, the extent of Christ’s atonement, original sin and free will, justification by faith, and the final judgment. Far from being a mere theological polemic, Coxe’s arguments are grounded in Scripture and expressed with pastoral intent—to protect the flock and preserve the faith once delivered to the saints.

This modern edition, edited with care by Dr James M. Renihan and his team, features a faithful transcription of the original text with footnotes that clarify Hebrew expressions, Greek terminology, and Latin phrases, making this significant work fully accessible to today’s reader. As a window into the doctrinal struggles of 17th-century English Baptists and a tool for doctrinal discernment today, A Vindication of the Truth remains indispensable.

Covenant Theology: From Adam to Christ – A Particular Baptist Vision of Redemptive History

Paired with Vindication is Coxe’s influential work, A Discourse of the Covenants, presented in the acclaimed volume Covenant Theology: From Adam to Christ. This 20th Anniversary Edition, published by Broken Wharfe, also includes John Owen’s Exposition of Hebrews 8:6–13, bringing together two complementary perspectives on the New Covenant’s nature and implications.

Coxe’s contribution remains the most important Particular Baptist treatise on covenant theology. He traces the covenants from creation to Christ, arguing for a biblical-theological framework in which the Covenant of Grace is uniquely and fully revealed in the New Covenant. By distinguishing between the covenants made with Adam, Noah, Abraham, and Moses—and showing how they progressively lead to the new covenant established in Christ—Coxe offers a theological vision rooted in Scripture and aligned with the 1689 Baptist Confession.

Notably, this edition is printed to the highest standards—on Swedish-milled paper, section-sewn onto durable Wibalin boards, and assembled in Cornwall, UK. As the first two volumes of the Works of Nehemiah Coxe published by Broken Wharfe, this set is both a theological treasure and a collector’s item.

A Legacy Reclaimed
Nehemiah Coxe—respected pastor of the Petty France Church in London and likely co-editor of the 1689 Baptist Confession—left a lasting mark on Baptist theology. With this set, readers are invited not only to recover Coxe’s legacy but also to be shaped by the confessional and biblical fidelity that defined the early Particular Baptists.

The Nehemiah Coxe Set is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand covenant theology from a confessional Baptist perspective and to engage the historic faith with clarity, courage, and conviction.