This is Volume 5 of ⿿The Works of John Knox,⿝ a detailed compilation of writings by the prominent Scottish reformer John Knox (c.1514-1572). Edited by David Laing, this volume offers invaluable insights into Knox's theological perspectives, his role in the Scottish Reformation, and the political and social upheavals of 16th-century Scotland.

Knox was a key figure in establishing Presbyterianism as the dominant religious force in Scotland. His unwavering commitment to Reformed theology and his fiery sermons shaped the course of Scottish history. This collection showcases his powerful prose and provides essential primary source material for scholars and anyone interested in the religious and political history of the British Isles.

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