1826 JOHN S. THOMPSON. Commentary on the Four Gospels - Based on Wakefield's Translation. Fascinating History. Reformer

1826 JOHN S. THOMPSON. Commentary on the Four Gospels - Based on Wakefield's Translation. Fascinating History. ReformerVery scarce commentary on the four Gospel accounts and introduction to the New Testament with a biography of its author, John Samuel Thompson. At the time of this writing, he was a Universalist, but the study of Scripture begun here led him to renounce his Universalism because of its lack of biblical basis, historicity, and inability to produce personal reformation. A timely document. No other copies on the market. Thompson, John Samuel. The Christian

Lake Sermons on Dominion over Demons

Let your conversation be without covetousness

Designed to Aid the Friends of Zion in their Private and Social Worship

if mushrooms are growing inside

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An absolutely fantastic

but located usually in just one or two sermons

and so many other of the classic Scottish Presbyterian Evangelicals of the early and mid-19th century

Superbly executed period style speckled calf with plain strip tooling and morocco label

A superbly bound edition of two classic histories of the puritans in one fine full morocco binding

1750-1776 by Steward who gives Bradbury's theology of resistance extensive treatment

The works are a fascinating response to the perceived hypocrisy of the Presbyterians and Independents of the time [something also noted and decried by Roger Williams and other dissenters]