Abner Jones: A Collection: Volume 1

His is a seemingly ignored story, receiving only passing remarks in most historical accounts of the Restoration Movement. This collection helps to fill in the details of the life and work of Abner Jones.

This book contains:

The Life and Experience, Travels and Preaching of Abner Jones. This, Abner Jones' autobiography, has been out of print for over 200 years until now. It has been completely revised, corrected, modernized, expanded, and re-formatted for a more pleasant reading experience, without leaving anything out.

Abner Jones: Christian Only (by Bradley Cobb, 2013). This concise biography features a good overview of the life and work of Abner Jones. Contains extensive footnotes and a bibliography.

Abner Jones: The Man who Believed and Served (by J.f. Burnett). This short biography was originally written in 1921 and distributed as a pamphlet. This work has also been corrected and revised in this edition.

Abner Jones was a medical doctor who left his practice to preach simple New Testament Christianity. He refused to wear denominational names, instead insisting on only being called a "Christian." He died in 1841.

Bradley Cobb is the author of "The Prodigal Slave: A Study of the Letter to Philemon," and editor of "Abner Jones: A Collection." He is a preacher, teacher, husband of one, and father of four.

J.F. Burnett was a preacher in the Christian Church in the early 1900s who wrote a series of short biographies of preachers of the past.