William Twisse (1578-1646) was born at Speenlands, near Newbury. He became a fellow of New college, Oxford and graduated with a BA in 1600 and an MA in 1604.
For a short while he was appointed as by James I as chaplain to his daughter, Elizabeth of Bohemia.He became the vicar of Newbury in 1620.
He opposed Laud and was a premillennialist and a supralapsarian. He favoured Reformed Episcopasy and held strong sabbatarian views.
He was one of the delegates at the Westminster Assembly. He was unanimously appointed as the Prolocutor of the Assembly.
He was one of the delegates at the Westminster Assembly. He was unanimously appointed as the Prolocutor of the Assembly.
Some of his writings are available here: http://www.prdl.org/author_view.php?a_id=52
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