Of the Church, Five Books, Volume 3, is a significant theological work exploring the nature, structure, and authority of the Christian Church. Written by Richard Field and translated by Jean Pierre Gaberel, this volume delves into complex ecclesiological issues, offering insights into the theological debates of the 17th century.

Field's meticulous analysis covers a wide range of topics related to church governance, the sacraments, and the role of clergy. This edition, brought to you by the Ecclesiastical History Society, ensures fidelity to the original text while providing accessibility for modern readers. "Of the Church" remains a valuable resource for scholars and anyone interested in the historical development of Christian doctrine and the ongoing discourse on the essence of the Church.

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