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Banner of Truth. dw. 328pp. George Smeaton (1814–1889) was for over thirty years Professor of New Testament Exegesis at New College, the Edinburgh seminary of the Free Church of Scotland. This collection comprises various printed sermons, lectures, and other shorter writings covering the whole period of his ministry and professorial work. The collection is wide-ranging…
Blue Banner Productions – 2016. d.w. ills. Not since W. J. Couper produced his Reformed Presbyterian Church in Scotland, It’s Congregations, Ministers and Students, in 1925 and Matthew Hutchison’s The Reformed Presbyterian Church of Scotland published in 1893 has there been any published reference work, of any kind, on the continuing denomination. The above authors…
E.P. lfpb. 112pp. Bitesize Biography Series. John J.Murray shows how Knox, as well as modelling the Church in Scotland, laid the foundation of an extraordinary forward-looking new state, way ahead of the time in such matters as education, social welfare and democracy. The Reformation had its effect in all spheres of national life and John…
Scottish Text Society-1989. hb. 48+317pp. A selection from both the published and the unpublished sermons of this seventeenth-century divine. Boyd’s writings afford valuable insights into both Protestant spirituality and Protestant politics in the wake of the National Covenant of 1638. They also provide splendid illustration of the development in Scots of the Protestant plain style:…
RHB. lfpb. 226pp. Profiles in Reformed Spirituality Series. Christ Is All highlights the life and work of the memorable Scottish minister and poet, Horatius Bonar (1808–1889). Michael A. G. Haykin and Darrin R. Brooker present 65 excerpts from Bonar’s writings that capture his ardent devotion to the glory of Christ. Readers will also find Haykin’s…
The Six Johns of the Scottish Reformation with the Scots Confession of Faith 1560. -2015. lfpb. 9+234 pages. In this convenient biographical collection, Dr Millar gives us a look at the lives of ‘the Six Johns’ of the Scottish Reformation. We have all heard of the life of John Knox, and deservedly so, but now…
S.A.P.-1988. lfpb. 7+236pp This Volume of essays traces the story of Scotland’s involvement with the Bible from the arrival of Saint Columba on Iona to the publication of W. L. Lorimer’s New Testament in Scots. Contributors include Ian Campbell. Donald Meek, A. C. Cheyne, Fergus MacDonald etc. With essays on The Gaelic Bible, The Bible…
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