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Resource 1. CALVIN,
JOHN
Institutes of the Christian
Religion (2 volumes)
It would not be an exaggeration to
say that this set of books would be among the ten most influential writings in
the history of the world. It is hard for us to imagine how far Calvin had come in his
time, and, if you know the thought of his day, how much he has influenced our
world. "Perhaps no other theological work has
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studious Christians... Wherever in the crises of history social foundations are
shaken and men's hearts quail, the pages of this classic are searched with
fresh respect," notes the introduction.
This edition includes (for the first time in any
language) comprehensive Scripture, Author, and Subject indexes that run to
nearly 200 pages.
This is the definitive edition of Calvin's Institutes edited by John McNeill.
It shows, more clearly than any other work of Calvin, why John Knox called Geneva "the most perfect school
of Christ that was ever on earth since the days of the apostles."
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Resource 2. EIRE,
CARLOS M.N.
War Against the Idols: The
Reformation of Worship from Erasmus to Calvin
Eire shows that as
the Reformation progressed the primary focus of the Reformers became upholding
God's sovereign prerogative in worship -- what today is called the regulative
principle of worship. Eire's War
Against the Idols
demonstrates the extent of the Reformers clear condemnation
of Arminianism in worship (i.e. will-worship [Col. 2:23]) in rejecting all
elements of worship that did not have Scriptural warrant. In fact,
Calvin was so intent on highlighting this point, concerning the centrality of
worship (and the application of Sola Scriptura
as exhibited in the regulative
principle of worship), that he placed worship ahead of salvation in his
list of the two most important elements of Biblical Christianity. Regarding
Calvin's On the Necessity of Reforming the Church Eire notes,
Calvin speaks about the nature of worship and
about the seriousness of the sin of idolatry in his 1543 treatise, On the
Necessity of Reforming the Church, where he concentrates on the significance of
worship for the Christian religion. Calvin's argument, as indicated by the
title of the treatise, is that the Church had reached such a corrupt state that
its reform could wait no longer. The most significant aspect of corruption
singled out by Calvin is the perversion of worship, and it is in explaining
this issue that he set forth the basis for his attack on idolatry.
Calvin begins by studying the place
that worship holds in the Christian faith, and he concludes that it is one of
the two elements that define Christianity:
If it be asked, then, by what things chiefly the
Christian religion has a standing amongst us, and maintains its truth, it will
be found that the following two not only occupy the principal place, but
comprehend under them all the other parts, and consequently the whole substance
of Christianity, viz., a knowledge first, of the
right way to worship God; and secondly of the source from which salvation is to
be sought. When these are kept out of view, though we may glory in the name of
Christians, our profession is empty and vain. (War Against the
Idols,
p. 198, citing from Calvin's On the Necessity of Reforming the Church [FREE at: http://www.swrb.com/newslett/actualnls/NRC_ch00.htm ] , emphases added).
The scholarly
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for it contains much from previously untranslated (into English, that is)
Reformation documents.
A large portion of this book centers on Calvin,
but its major thrust is to reveal the single most
burning issue confronting the Reformers: purity
of worship! Furthermore, this book's teaching regarding the
Reformers (and their view of the Scriptural law of worship) is as applicable
today as it was in the days of the first Reformation -- for it brings to light the time-tested Biblical principles which
guard against the errors, excesses, and idolatries of the Roman harlot (Roman
Catholicism), Eastern Orthodoxy and all liturgical innovators (e.g. James
Jordan) on one hand and the modern "evangelicals" (including the sub-Reformed movement
headed up by the likes of Steve
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Anabaptists and Charismatics on the other. This is, without a
doubt, one of the best Reformation history books available -- stirring,
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Cassettes on Worship
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Resource 4. PRICE,
GREG
Foundation for Reformation:
The Regulative Principle of Worship (1995)
"The central
focus of Reformed Protestantism was its interpretation of worship,"
points out Eire (War Against the Idols [$US39.95], p. 3). Acknowledging this
fact in the idea that the regulative principle is just
the application of sola Scriptura and the sovereignty of God to worship,
Price convincingly argues for a return to Scriptural purity in worship. He
maintains the regulative principle of worship, in all its beauty and
splendor, as that which came from the hand of God, and as an indispensable
component of true Christian piety.
Furthermore, it should be noted, that "it is also important to realize that the regulative
principle also provides the basis for the positive work of reformation. That
is, it not only requires the exclusion of man-made worship; but it points us to
the divine pattern of true worship" (Kevin Reed, John Knox:
The Forgotten Reformer, [PHP CD, $98.98). Little children, keep yourselves from
idols. Amen. (1 John 5:21). A antidote to Arminianism
in worship.
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The Protestant Reformation
Come Out From Among Them:
'Anti-Nicodemite' Writings of John Calvin
An entire volume, newly translated
from the French, providing some of Calvin's most important statements
respecting worship.
Calvin writes
against the 'Nicodemites:' a class of would-be
Protestants who hoped to maintain their social standing by outward conformity
to Romish rituals and
worship; these
dissemblers claimed that it was lawful to attend the outward ordinances of
Romish worship, so long as they did not inwardly receive the
heretical tenets of Rome.
Calvin's response is forceful. Through a series
of tracts, letters, and sermons, the reformer consistently maintains that
proper worship is an
essential part of the believer's duty to God. Calvin decries all forms of superstition and man-made
worship. He exposes the blasphemous
nature of
popish worship, and stresses the
duty of true Christians to separate themselves from such polluted forms of
worship.
This volume (over 300 pages long) includes a
publisher's introduction, describing Calvin's concern for worship, and
providing historical background to the individual works contained in the book.
Selected Writings of John Knox,
Volume 2: Later Writings and Correspondence
Following the general format of the first volume
of the reformer's Selected Writings ($US29.95, in hardcover from SWRB--RB), the
second volume contains the following works:
-Conversations with the Queen (1561-63)
-An Extract from The Reasoning Betwixt John
Knox and the Abbot of Crossraguell (1562)
-A Sermon on Isaiah 26:13-21 (1565-66)
-An Answer to a Letter of a Jesuit Named
Tyrie (1572)
-Rediscovered Writings from the
English Reformation (1550-52)
-Extracts from An Answer to a Great
Number of Blasphemous Cavillations Written by an Anabaptist, and Adversary to
God's Eternal Predestination (1560)
-Personal Correspondence (1552-58)
-Letters Chiefly from the Scottish
Reformation (1559-72)
-Answers to Libels (1571)
On Superior Powers (Christopher
Goodman)
From 1555 to 1558, Christopher
Goodman served as co-pastor, with John Knox, of the congregation of English
exiles in Geneva.
During the course of his ministry, Goodman preached upon Acts 4:19 and 5:29:
"Whether it be right in the sight of God, to obey you rather than God,
judge ye. We ought rather to obey God than men." At the request of his
brethren, Goodman subsequently published an expanded version of his exposition,
"How Superior Powers Ought to be Obeyed of Their Subjects: and Wherein
They May Lawfully by God's Word be Disobeyed and Resisted. Wherein also is
declared the cause of all this present misery in England, and the only way to
remedy the same." In this book, Goodman
contends against both ecclesiastical and political tyranny.
This new edition of Superior Powers includes a scripture
index, a subject index, a biographical essay on the life of Christopher
Goodman, and the original foreword by William Whittingham.
John Knox: The Forgotten Reformer
(Kevin Reed)
The present volume seeks to restore interest in
Knox's theology, illustrating how the reformer's beliefs have great relevance
for our own day. The individual essays in this book treat the following topics:
-The life of the reformer
-The biblical law of worship
-True and false churches
-The role of the faithful pastor
-The use of plain speech
-A warning against the Anabaptists
-Church government
American Presbyterian Authors
The Argument of the Book of Job
Unfolded (William Henry Green)
This volume is not a detailed commentary;
rather it furnishes an overview of the principal persons and themes in the book
of Job:
Job's happy estate,
Satan, Job in affliction, Job's three friends,
Job's conflict, Job's triumph, Job's refutation of his friends, Elihu, the
Lord, and the place of the book of Job in the scheme of holy scripture. William
Henry Green (1825-1900) was a professor at Princeton Seminary. His volume about
the book of Job was originally published in 1874.
God Manifest in the Flesh: Letters
on Unitarianism; Letters on the Eternal Sonship of Christ (Samuel Miller)
The two books reproduced in this
volume are thematically linked, and they furnish Miller's most extensive
writings on Christological controversies.
Each book was produced with a distinct
readership in mind. The first work, "Letters
on Unitarianism" (1821), was written for a general readership, in order to
expose the evils of Unitarianism, so that orthodox Christians would guard
against the inroads of Unitarian errors (prevalent today in some Charismatic
circles--RB). The second work, "Letters on the Eternal Sonship
of Christ" (1823), was composed to correct the errors of a straying
brother, Moses Stuart, a professor at Andover Seminary; in contrast to the first
book, the second work is cast with a more academic readership in mind. Also
included, as an Appendix, is Miller's "Letter to the Editor of the
Unitarian Miscellany," which was a reply to a published attack against
Miller, by an anonymous Unitarian writer whose article was printed in the Unitarian
periodical.
Holding Fast the Faithful Word:
Sermons and Addresses by Samuel Miller
Contents of the Volume:
The Gospel
The book opens with strong declarations about
the first principles of Christianity. Miller explains the substitutionary
atonement in "Christ Our Righteousness." He shows the necessity of
"Being on the Lord's Side." Perceptive
readers will note the depth of these statements, respecting the nature of the
gospel, in contrast to the shallow evangelistic messages of the present day.
In two missionary sermons, Miller illustrates how Christ, through the gospel,
will conquer the world. There are additional sermons on "The Difficulties
and Temptations which Attend the Preaching of the Gospel in Great Cities"
and "The Importance of Gospel Truth."
The Christian Ministry
Miller considers "Christ, the Model of
Gospel Ministers." He examines the call to
the Christian ministry in "The Sacred Office Magnified."
He shows the necessity and meaning of pastoral fidelity in "Holding Fast
the Faithful Word." In a related messages, he stresses, "The Duty of
the Church to Take Measures for Providing An Able and Faithful Ministry,"
and gives "A Plea for an Enlarged Ministry."
The Eldership
This volume includes Miller's original sermon on
the ruling elder; his later writings on the eldership were developed from
this discourse.
Personal and Family Piety
Miller gives warm exhortations
regarding personal and family piety. He describes "The Duty, the Benefits, and
the Proper Method of Religious Fasting." He treats "The Importance of
Domestic Happiness," and "The Means of Domestic Happiness." An
illuminating discussion on the role of women is found in "The Appropriate
Duty of the Female Sex.
Exhortations to Christians
Christian parents are given a stern warning on
the danger of educating their children in Roman Catholic schools. Later
discourses cover the subjects of suicide and theatrical amusements.
Presbyterian Ordination (Robert J.
Breckinridge)
A companion speech to Breckinridge's Presbyterian
Government,
this discourse sustains the argument that ordination is a joint governmental
act
of the presbytery, not a ministerial rite
restricted to preachers. Breckinridge defends the propriety of ruling elders
participating in the laying on of hands in ministerial ordinations.
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An Able and Faithful Ministry
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Biblical Church Government (Kevin
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Biblical Worship (Kevin Reed)
Campbellism -- The Origin of
Campbellism: Its Pretensions, and Causes of its Early Success (Nathan L. Rice)
The Christian Education of the
Children and Youth in the Presbyterian Church (Samuel Miller)
Christmas: A Biblical Critique
(Michael Schneider and Kevin Reed)
Christmas-Keeping and the Reformed
Faith (David Cason)
Communion Catechism (John Craig)
Confession of the English
Congregation at Geneva (1556)
Doctrinal Integrity (Samuel
Miller)
The Elder and His Work (David
Dickson)
Family Worship (J. H. Merle
D'Aubigné)
Fasting (Samuel Miller)
The First and Second Books of
Discipline (Church of Scotland)
The First Blast of the Trumpet
(John Knox)
Forbidden Alliances (George
Gillespie)
Genevan Book of Order (1556)
The Guilt, Folly, and Sources of
Suicide (Samuel Miller)
Infant Baptism (Samuel Miller)
Instrumental Music in the Public
Worship of the Church (John L. Girardeau)
Letters on Revivals of Religion
(Samuel Miller)
Making Shipwreck of the Faith:
Evangelicals and Roman Catholics Together (Kevin Reed)
Men, Women, and Order in the
Church: Three Sermons by John Calvin
The Necessity of Reforming the
Church (John Calvin)
Order of Excommunication and
Public Repentance (Church of Scotland, John Knox)
Presbyterian Government (Robert J.
Breckinridge)
On Revivals of Religion [against
Finney] (Albert Dod)
The Ruling Elder (unabridged book,
with supplemental material) Samuel Miller
The Scottish Confession of Faith
(Church of Scotland, John Knox et al.)
The Scottish Confession of Faith
with Scripture Proofs from the Geneva Bible (Church of Scotland, John Knox et
al.)
The Scottish Metrical Psalms, with
notes by John Brown of Haddington
Scriptural Interpretation (Patrick
Fairbairn)
Scripture Index to the Westminster
Standards (Stephen Pribble)
Selected Writings of John Knox,
Volume 1: Public Epistles, Treatises, and Expositions to the Year 1559
On Shunning the Unlawful Rites of
the Ungodly (John Calvin)
True and False Worship (John Knox)
The True Method of Giving Peace to
Christendom and Reforming the Church (John Calvin)
Truth and Heresy (George
Gillespie)
The Unity of the Church (Thomas
M'Crie)
The Warrant and Nature of Public
Worship (Benjamin Morgan Palmer)
The Westminster Confession and
Creeds (Robert L. Dabney)
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The Canterbury Tales: An Extended
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Charles Finney and Revivalism
(Kevin Reed)
Children: the Hope of the Church
--The Relationship of the Church to Her Children in the Writings of Samuel
Miller (Kevin Reed)
The Church and the Parachurch:An
Unequal Yoke (Kevin Reed)
The Conduct and Character of
Arminius (Samuel Miller)
The Decline of American
Presbyterianism (The First Time) -- Kevin Reed
Of Exegesis and Eccentricity
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Fundamentalism: A Preliminary Look
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The Legacy of Roger Williams
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Letter from Charles Phinney [Kevin
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Ministerial Training (Kevin Reed)
On the Monstrous Government of Women:
The Position of Protestant Reformers Respecting Female Government (Kevin Reed)
Presbyterian Government in
Extraordinary Times (Kevin Reed)
Presbyterian Government (Syllabus)
[Kevin Reed]
Presbyterian Worship: Old and New
(Review regarding John Frame) [Kevin Reed]
The Present Evangelical Crisis
(Kevin Reed)
Princeton Seminary and
Presbyterian Polity (Kevin Reed)
Religious Dissemblers and
Theological Liars (Kevin Reed)
Revivalism in America (Kevin Reed)
War Against the Idols (Kevin Reed)
This article is a book notice for War Against
the Idols: The Reformation of Worship from Erasmus to Calvin (available in softcover
for $US39.95 from SWRB--RB) by Carlos M. N. Eire (Cambridge University Press,
1986.).
Copyright 1999 by Kevin Reed, all rights
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CALVIN ON SEPARATION FROM
FALSE WORSHIP (i.e. worship not based on the second commandment or what is now
called the regulative principle of worship) AND WORSHIPPING PRIVATELY (IN YOUR
HOME)
(From: John Calvin, Come
Out From Among Them, The Anti-Nicodemite Writings of John Calvin, a forthcoming book to be published by Protestant Heritage Press, "A
Short Treatise", pp. 93, 94, emphases added [or NOW AVAILABLE on the new
PHP CD: "LIBRARY OF PRESBYTERIAN HERITAGE PUBLICATIONS and PROTESTANT
HERITAGE PRESS").
CALVIN WRITES: "Some one will therefore ask
me what counsel I would like to give to a believer
who thus dwells in some Egypt or Babylon where he may not worship God purely,
but is forced by the common practice to accommodate himself to bad things. The
first advice would be to leave [i.e. relocate -- GB] if he could. . . . If
someone has no way to depart, I would counsel him to consider whether it would
be possible for him to abstain from all
idolatry in order to preserve himself pure and spotless toward
God in both body and soul. Then let him worship God
in private, praying him to restore his poor church to its right
estate."
Cited in: Appendix G in The Covenanted
Reformation Defended (see below) by Greg Barrow (http://www.swrb.com/newslett/actualnls/append_g.htm ), "A brief
examination of Mr. Bacon's principles regarding the visible church and the use
of private judgment. Also, some observations regarding his ignoble attack upon
Kevin Reed in his book entitled The Visible Church in the Outer Darkness."
Romans 16:17 is also very
clear on this point:
"Now I beseech you, brethren,
mark them which cause divisions and offences contrary to the (Apostolic--RB)
doctrine which ye have learned; and avoid them."
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Resource 6. BEGG,
JAM ES
The Use of Organs & Other
Instruments of Music in Christian Worship Indefensible
(1866)
"In Popery... they employed
organs and many other such ludicrous things, by which the Word and worship of
God are exceedingly profaned," noted John Calvin. "For my
part," commented Candlish, "I am
persuaded that, if the organ be admitted, there is no barrier in principle
against the sacerdotal system in all its fulness."
Chapters in this work include:
The Scriptural principle which should
regulate Christian Worship.--This inconsistent with the use of Musical
Instruments in the House of God, under the New Testament
Art and Religion--or, gorgeous
worship antagonistic to spiritual religion and Christian progress
Dancing in Worship
The Westminster Divines and the
New Testament Greek--Objections to the foregoing argument (regarding
Dancing--RB)
Much, much more!
271 pages.
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Resource 7. M'LEOD,
ALEXANDER
Lectures Upon the Principal
Prophecies of the Revelation (1814)
M'Leod, a Reformed Presbyterian, here defends (in 480 pages) classic historicist Reformation
eschatology from the book of Revelation. David Steele, in his Notes
on the Apocalypse
commends this work numerous times. Steele writes,
the best works to be obtained as
helps to understand the prophetic parts of scripture, will be found in the labors
of those who, from age to age, have obeyed the gracious call of Christ -- who
have 'come out from mystic Babylon,' from the Romish communion, from the mother
and her harlot daughters, and who have associated more or less intimately with
the witnesses. Among these may be consulted with profit the works of Durham,
Mason and M'Leod
(p. 312)... The late Rev. Alexander M'Leod, D.D., who had the works of learned
predecessors before him, has successfully corrected many of their
misinterpretations in his valuable publication, entitled Lectures upon the
Principal Prophecies of the Revelation. At the time when he wrote that work, he
possessed several advantages in aid of his own expositions. He had access to
the most valuable works which had been issued before that date (1814). He was
then in the vigor of youthful manhood; and he was also comparatively free from
the trammels which in attempts to expound the Apocalypse, have cramped the
energies of many a well disciplined mind, political partialities. At the time
of these profound studies, he occupied a position 'in the wilderness,' from
which as a stand point, like John in Patmos, he could most advantageously
survey the passing scenes of providence with the ardor of youthful emotion, and
with unsullied affection for his divine master... expressing
my obligations to the Doctor's labors, to whose system of interpretation as
well as to most of his details, I cheerfully give my approbation in preference
to all other expositors whose works it has been in my power to consult
(pp. 317-19)... Doctor M'Leod and Mr. Faber (see next item--RB) I consider
among the best expositors of the prophecies on which they severally wrote... On
material points they have shed much light where those who preceded them left
the reader in darkness, or involved him in perplexing labyrinths. Faber
preceded M'Leod, and the latter availed himself of all the aid furnished by the
former; yet till the 'mystery of God shall be finished,' his people will be
receiving accessions of light from the 'sure word of prophecy' (p. 321)... I can again cordially recommend to his attention the
Lectures of Doctor M'Leod, as the best exposition of those parts of the
Apocalypse of which he treats, that has come under my notice' (p.
324).
But Steele is not shy about pointing out that,
the principal defect pervading the Lectures, and
one which most readers will be disposed to view in an opposite light, appears
to be, a charity too broad, a catholicity too expansive, to be easily
reconciled with a consistent position among the mystic witnesses. Their author,
however, deriving much information from the learned labors of English prelates
on prophecy, could not 'find in his heart' to exclude them from a place in the
honorable roll of the witnesses. I am unable to recognize any of those who are
in organic fellowship with the 'eldest daughter of Popery,' as entitled to rank
among those who are symbolized as 'clothed in sackcloth.' The two positions and
fellowships appear to be obviously incompatible and palpably irreconcilable. It
is true that there have been and still are in the English establishment divines
who are strictly evangelical; but the reigning Mediator views and treats
individuals, as he views and treats the moral person with which individuals
freely choose to associate; and we ought to 'have the mind of Christ' (I Cor.
2:16, p. 322-23, bold emphases added throughout).
Notwithstanding a few
shortcomings, this is probably the best book available (at present) on the book
of Revelation.
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Resource 8.
ANONYMOUS
A Modest Apology for the
Conduct of Seceders, in Refusing to Join in Christian Communion with
Sectarians, Latitudinarians, etc. Who Have Departed From the Purity of
Reformation Once Attained to in these Kingdoms
An exceedingly rare work published in 1773. Sets forth a strong case for separation from all bodies
that are backslidden from the work of covenanted reformation, as it was
attained during the days of the Westminster Assembly, and as set forth in the
Westminster Confession of Faith and its related documents (regarding the
government, worship, doctrine and discipline of Christ's church). Denounces the "detestable indifference or
neutrality" of not maintaining covenant obligations, which bind all
reformers, "to endeavour the extirpation of all superstition, heresy,
schism, and whatsoever should be found contrary to sound doctrine."
Also proves that there is no liberty or love that is contrary to God's Word. Maintains Christian charity throughout by distinguishing between
loving the persons in error, and taking part with, or encouraging them in their
sinful confederacies or actions.
A great work on the subjects of purity,
faithfulness and separation. It is in keeping with the sentiments expressed in
the Reformed Presbytery's Act, Declaration and Testimony which states,
The first cry against the presbytery and its
members was 'schism, schismatics.' This charge was promptly and publicly met and
refuted, by showing from the Scriptures, that schism
'is in the body,' 1 Cor. 12:26; and from the approved writings of
our covenanting fathers, that 'sometimes to avoid
schism, we must separate.' Our worthy ancestors knew better than to
adopt the vocabulary of papal Rome. Besides, 'the majority making defection are
the real separatists' (Samuel Rutherford).
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Resource 9. HARRIS,
GREGG
The Christian Home School (1988,
1995)
The classic introduction to home
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year. Attorney Chris Klicka of the National Center for Home
Education writes, "Gregg Harris has done more to
lay the biblical and practical foundations for Christian home schooling than
any other person I know." This book answers
all the basic questions concerning home schooling, provides a list of resources
for Christian home schools and much more!
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Resource 10. Merle
D'Aubigne
, J. H.
History of the Reformation in
Europe in the Time of Calvin (8 volumes, 1880 edition)
This engaging set, comprising eight volumes, is
the sequel to J.H. Merle D'Aubigne's History of the Reformation of the
Sixteenth Century
(in 5 Volumes, 1846, [$US34.91, cerlox bound photocopy; $US89.00, Hardcover
photocopy OUT OF PRINT]). In his typical
easy-to-read, captivating style, the author resumes where he had left off in
his other five volumes (which focused more on Luther and the period of Reform
up to 1531), entering, in this set, upon the more developed Reformation thought
of Calvin, Knox, et al.
The preface (in volume one) of this important
work states it this way,
At the conclusion of the preface to the first
volume of the History of the Reformation, the author wrote, 'This work will
consist of four volumes, or at the most five, which will appear successively.'
These five volumes have appeared. In them are described the heroic times of
Luther, and the effects
produced in Germany and other countries by the
characteristic doctrine of that reformer -- justification by faith. They present a picture
of that great epoch which contained in the germ the revival of Christianity in
the last three centuries. The author has thus completed the task he had
assigned himself; but there still remained another.
The times of Luther were followed by those of
Calvin. He, like his great predecessor, undertook to search the Scriptures, and
in them he found the same truth and the same life; but a different character
distinguishes his work.
The renovation of the individual,
of the Church, and of the human race, is his theme. If the Holy Ghost
kindles the lamp of truth in man, it is (according to Calvin) 'to the end that
the entire man should be transformed.' -- 'In the kingdom of Christ,' he says,
'it is only the new man that flourishes and has any vigor, and whom we ought to
take into account.' This renovation is, at the
same time, an enfranchisement; and we might assign, as a motto to the reformation
accomplished by Calvin, as well as to apostolical Christianity itself, these
words of Jesus Christ: The truth shall make you free. (John 8:32)...
The reformation of the sixteenth
century restored to the human race what the middle ages had stolen from them; it delivered them from
the traditions, laws, and despotism of the papacy; it put an end to the
minority and tutelage in which Rome claimed to keep mankind for ever; and by
calling upon man to establish his faith not on the word of a priest, but on the
infallible Word of God, and by announcing to every one free access to the
Father through the new and saving way -- Christ Jesus, it
proclaimed and brought about the hour of Christian manhood...
Luther transformed princes into heroes of the
faith, and we have described with admiration their triumphs at Augsburg and
elsewhere. The reformation of Calvin was addressed
particularly to the people, among whom it raised up martyrs until the time came
when it was to send forth the spiritual conquerors of the world. For three centuries it
has been producing, in the social condition of the nations that have received
it, transformations unknown to former times. And still at this very day, and
now perhaps more than ever, it imparts to the men
who accept it a spirit of power which makes them chosen instruments, fitted to
propagate truth, morality, and civilisation to the ends of the earth.
In this extensive
chronicle of international Reformation the author has made use
of the archives in Geneva, Calvin's Latin letters, numerous French documents of
the sixteenth century and many other sources not
readily available (especially to English readers). This has
greatly increased the value of this work, as a great deal of this information
is not available elsewhere in English. Moreover, the broad historical and
geographical range (from the Hugenots to the Netherlands to Norway and on)
covered herein, coupled with the author's extensive research (in various
languages) makes this an unique treasure for those seeking to "walk in the
footsteps of the flock" (Song of Solomon 1:8). In
fact, there are few other large Reformation histories, written by Calvinists,
that rival this set.
Contents of individual volumes are
as follows:
Volume 1:
"Geneva And France" (466 pages)
Volume 2: "Geneva
And France" (493 pages)
Volume 3:
"France, Switzerland, Geneva" (492 pages)
Volume 4:
"England, Geneva, France, Germany, and Italy" (522 pages)
Volume 5:
"England, Geneva, Ferrara" (498 pages)
Volume 6:
"Scotland, Switzerland, Geneva" (546 pages)
Volume 7:
"Geneva, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Hungary, Poland, Bohemia, the
Netherlands" (605 pages)
Volume 8:
"Hungary, Poland, Bohemia, Netherlands, Geneva, Denmark, Sweden,
Norway" (484 pages)
4106 pages, with an extensive 93
page general index (in volume eight).
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Resource 11.
MANTON, THOMAS
The Complete Works of Thomas Manton
(22 Volumes)
Manton was "one of the most eminent of the
Nonconformist divines." He was born in 1620 and died in 1677. He was
chosen to write "The Epistle to the Reader: Especially Heads of
Families" of the famous Westminster standards. "Received episcopal
institution in 1661. Resigned in 1662, on account of the Act of Uniformity
(which among other wicked, Satanic enactments, its principal terms required a
"declaration of 'unfeigned assent and consent' to everything contained in
the Book of Common Prayer, re-ordination for those not episcopally
ordained" and, most evil of all, "a renunciation of the Solemn League
and Covenant. Knowing that the Puritans would not submit to such terms, the
Authorities framed the Act to secure their expulsion" cf. Sermons of
the Great Ejection by Iain Murray [Banner of Truth, reprinted 1962]). He was a man of great learning and extensive reading, of
a sound judgement, and had the art of reducing volumes of divinity into a
narrow compass. According to Charnock, he was the
best collector of sense of the age. Dr. Bates says , 'A clear judgement, rich
fancy, strong memory, and happy elocution, met in him, and were excellently
improved by diligent study'" (James Darling, Cyclopaedia Bibliographica, 1854, pp. 1953-1954).
Includes Manton's better known volumes, such as his commentary on James and
Jude and his Sermons on Psalm 119, as well as a host of other practical
preaching, teaching and Scriptural exposition. The 22nd volume contains two
large indices (by subject and text). A full list of everything included in this
massive set is at: http://www.swrb.com/catalog/M.htm.
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Resource 12. LEA,
CHARLES HENRY
A History of the Inquisition
of the Middle Ages (1887, 4 volumes)
One of the perennial (and insurmountable)
challenges for men like Scott Hahn, Gerry
Matatics, and Karl Keating -- men who have devoted their lives and
labors to the defense and promulgation of the Roman Catholic apostasy -- is
dealing with their Church's history. The grim irony
is that while these modern champions of Antichrist demand submission to the
Holy Roman Church, contending that she alone has the witness of history and
truth on her side, it is her very history indeed which removes forever any
crumb of credibility to her claims of faithfulness and infallibility. Thus, it has always been
one of the most powerful weapons in the arsenal of Christ's faithful witnesses
simply to recount the true and undeniable history of the Mother of Harlots and
Abominations of the Earth (Rev. 17:5). This tactic was used with
devastating success by Luther, Calvin, and others, and is of equal necessity
and efficacy in our day -- especially in light of the detestable neutrality and
even outright returning to the ways of Rome on the part of so many
"Protestant" and even "Reformed" and
"Presbyterian" churches. Through this means it is hoped that God will
wake up His people to the true nature of the ever-raging battle with the Dragon
and his minions, and drive us to our knees to seek His face, His forgiveness,
and His grace to stand against the darkness in our respective places and
callings -- particularly teaching our children the mighty acts of God in
delivering His people in times past from so great an evil, that they might be
thankful and put their trust in Him (Ps. 78:1-8).
In his atrocious chronicle, Rome Sweet Home: Our Journey to Catholicism,
Scott Hahn conveniently omits any mention of the
volumes of embarrassing and self-refuting details of the Roman Church's true
history, choosing instead to caricature the Reformers, pretend to scholarly
acumen, and do the very thing he hypocritically accuses Lorraine Boettner of
doing: presenting a lying portraiture of Rome. (See also the reference
to Hahn in the book summary for William Whitaker's Disputation on Holy
Scripture,
another irrefutable resource for squelching his siren song of spiritual
seduction: http://www.swrb.com/catalog/W.htm.) Therefore, we invite all seekers of truth to examine for
themselves one ugly chapter in the annals of Rome's abominations: the
inquisition of the Middle Ages. It is with gratitude to our merciful
God and the earnest desire for His powerful blessing that we once again present
to the public what was once a standard treatment on the subject, Henry Charles
Lea's History of the Inquisition of the Middle Ages.
To close, we leave you with Larry Birger's
comments. They are to the point and provide us with a telling summary of this
work (and the thoughts and feelings of righteous
indignation that such writing is sure to evoke among those led by the Spirit of
God),
I am simply amazed at the true
history of Rome. The best and only explanation I can find for why men would
endure, much less embrace, such a "church" is what God says in 2
Thess. 2: that He's given them over to blindness, that they might believe great
lies and thereby be justly damned for their failure to receive the love of the
truth. In just the glances I had at Lea's work, I am simply astonished that any
individual could submit himself to the "Holy Mother" of harlotries
and abominations which Rome is clearly seen to be in these volumes. The
Romish legacy of demonic brutality, inhumanity and disgrace stretches the
ability of even fallen man to comprehend.
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Resource 13. WYLIE,
J.A.
The History of Protestantism (3
volumes, 1878)
Walk about Zion, and go round about her: tell
the towers thereof. Mark ye well her bulwarks, consider her palaces; that ye
may tell it to the generation following" (Ps. 48:12-13).
In direct opposition to the command cited above
in Psalm 48:12-13, when The History of Protestantism was first published, Rome banned this book, buying up and burning all the
copies that they could lay their hands on. It was more hated and denounced by Papists than any other book of its
time.
History is a powerful weapon and all tyrants seek to either revise or bury the
history of God's marvelous works. Rome is no exception. Rome twists history for its own wicked purposes, whereas Protestants
use history (as commanded in Scripture) to build one another up in our most
holy faith (Ps. 78:1-8).
"Wylie's... is the best history extant. I
welcome its republishing. Read it. Study it. Circulate it and by so doing you
will help to dispel the dark cloud of priestly superstition, popish idolatry
and papal tyranny encircling our land" writes Ian Paisley. He continues,
"The Reformation of the 16th century was the
greatest revival of New Testament Christianity since the days of Pentecost.
Then once more the gospel in its purity was preached with apostolic power and
with apostolic results."
This massive three-volume set contains nearly
2000 (8.5" X 11") pages, more than 500 illustrations and a 21 page
general index. It chronicles Protestantism in its progress from the first
century to the late 17th century -- though the focus is clearly on the 16th and
17th centuries. After dealing with the early church, other early
"Protestant" witnesses, the erection of the inquisition, Wycliffe,
Huss and the Hussite wars, Wylie begins to chronicle Protestant history
primarily as it grew in various nations. The
Netherlands, Scotland, Germany, England, Switzerland, Sweden, Denmark, France,
Poland, Bohemia, Hungary, Transylvania and various other locales, all receive
prominent and detailed notice. Geneva and the Protestantism of the Waldensian
valleys are also spotlighted. A whole section is devoted to the Jesuits,
exposing their demonic cruelty and aspirations in overthrowing Reformation
truth, persecuting the Reformers and unsettling the civil systems of all the lands
that they were allowed to enter. All major (Westminster Assembly, the Solemn
League and Covenant, the Synod of Dort, etc.) and many minor Protestant
victories are covered in the amazing accounts documented by Wylie. James
Arminius (Arminianism), Bloody (Queen) Mary, Charles II, and other notorious
figures are also covered in this comprehensive chronicle. Whether recounting Luther's burning of the Papal Bull
"excommunicating" him or Calvin's refusing of the Lord's supper (close
communion) to the Libertines of
Geneva (who said they would kill him for doing so), the pages of this book provide soul-stirring testimony
to the international life and death struggle for the gospel of Christ that
became known as the Protestant Reformation.
As an added bonus the pictures in these books
are excellent for introducing children to major historical events relating to
the struggle, sacrifice and victory of Christ's church on earth. The pictures (in conjunction with the historical
accounts) of Protestant martyrs giving their lives for Christ have often made a
permanent and godly impression upon both young and old alike.
Moreover, this history can be used as a reference work (to gain an overview of
the great controversy between the true church of Christ and the false, Harlot
church of Rome) or read in greater detail to see the hand of God moving through
His people and church throughout the centuries (winning
over and/or testifying against various nations, tongues and kings, as we behold
Christ's two witnesses prophesying in the midst of the 1260 years of the great
apostasy [Rev. 10:8-17]).
In our day, when the Papal antichrist
addresses the United Nations, is often the subject of major news reports, and
regularly meets with national civil leaders (and when professing Protestants
are defecting to "the whore of Babylon," and signing
"peace" treaties with this great enemy of Christ [to fight cultural
battles]), these books are needed more than ever. William
Cunningham's words, though written many years ago, should be heeded by all
faithful Christians today, for he said, "[i]t is quite evident, from the
signs of the times, that the Popish controversy must be fought over again... It
is incumbent upon ministers of the gospel to prepare themselves for the
contest."
Wylie's History of Protestantism will do much to prepare all faithful Christians
to once again apply the sword of the Spirit to the Romish "MOTHER OF
HARLOTS" who sits on seven mountains (Rev. 17:9) and is "drunken with
the blood of the saints, and with the blood of the martyrs of Jesus" (Rev.
17:6).
Many who have forgotten this
history have already become easy prey for the ecclesiatical beast of
Revelation. Don't let ignorance of history cause you to be torn by the claws of
our adversary.
"Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring
lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour" (1 Pet. 5:8).
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THE ENGLISH HEXAPLA EXHIBITING
THE SIX IMPORTANT ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT SCRIPTURES, WICLIF,
TYNDALE, CRANMER, GENEVAN, ANGLO-RHEMISH, AUTHORIZED OR KING JAMES VERSION (1841)
"Hexapla," of course, means
"six-fold" or "six-columned" As the section of this book
explaining the "Plan of the English Hexapla" notes, "the term
'Hexapla' was originally applied to the work executed by Origen in the 3rd
century; in which the first column contained the Hebrew Text of the Old Testament;
the second, the Hebrew text in Greek letters; the third, Aquila's Greek
version; the fourth, the translation of Symmachus; the fifth, the LXX version
(i.e. the Septuagint--RB); the sixth, Theodotion's version." The English Hexapla offered here contains the six English
translations noted in the title, arranged side by side for easy comparison and
reference. Dates for each version used
are as follows: Wiclif (1380), Tyndal (1534), Cranmer (1539), Geneva (1557),
Rheims (1582), King James Version (1611). Of special interest may be
the Geneva 1557 version (from a copy of the first edition), as both Geneva
Bible's presently in print contain later versions (1599 and 1602) of this text.
It should also be noted that the notes to the Geneva Bible are not included in
the English Hexapla, just the text. The 1611 edition of the KJV will also be of
value to those who would like to compare it with the more modern version of
this translation. "The notation of the verses has been inserted in all the
translations, for convenience of reference... In illustration of the utility of
the comparison of the various translations, much that is interesting might be
advanced, but which the use of the volume will at once afford. The varied,
although ordinarily equivalent manner in which the different translators render
the same phrase, often throws much light upon the exact meaning; and when the
versions vary in sense, the enquiry suggested with reference to the Original
cannot fail to afford profit while it interests" ("Plan of the English
Hexapla," pp. 161-162). Additionally this English Hexapla also includes
"The original Greek text after Scholz with the various readings of the
Textus Receptus and the principal Constantinopolitan and Alexanderine
manuscripts, and a complete collation of Scholz's text with Griesbach's edition
of 1805...
The Greek text has been placed in the upper part of each page, for the purpose
of facilitating the comparison of the versions with the Original, so desirable
when they vary in rendering any passage." This
is all preceeded by a detailed and annotated 160 page historical account of the
English translations.
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Resource 15. FOXE,
JOHN
Acts & Monuments or
Foxe's Book of Martyrs (c. 1554; 8 volumes, 1843-49 edition)
"No book ever inflicted a wound so deep
and incurable on the Romish system of superstition & bloody persecution... (it) was placed in...
all churches and chapels throughout the kingdom, by order of Queen
Elizabeth." (Smith, Select Memoirs [$US19.99 P; $US29.00 HP], p. 245). Contains much information not found in any of the liberally
edited & severely shortened editions of this classic work which are in print
today. Covering martyrs from the early church through to Foxe's day,
it was one of the most influential books of the sixteenth century! It overflows with faith
building testimony of the power of God to overcome the most cruel & barbarous
acts of human depravity & demonic cruelty. 6890 pages. A very rare set, now back in print after 150 years!
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Resource 16.
WESTMINSTER DIVINES & OTHER PURITANS (Gouge, Gataker, et al.)
The Westminster Annotations
and Commentary on the Whole Bible
(6 volumes, 1657)
The original title read: "Annotations Upon
all the Books of the Old and New Testament: This Third, above the First and
Second, Edition so enlarged, As they make an entire Commentary on the Sacred
Scriptures: The like never before published in English. Wherein the Text is
Explained, Doubts Resolved, Scripture Parallel'd, and Various Readings
observed; By the Labour of certain Learned Divines thereunto appointed, and
therein employed, As is expressed in the Preface." The preface (found in
the first volume) recounts not only a short history
of the English Bible, but sets forth the great advantage to true Religion which
accrues (contrary to the mysticism of the Anabaptists and the
anti-intellectualism of the modern backsliding church) when faithful notes are "bound
in" with the Scripture text -- this bringing forth nothing
different than the effect generated (through God's grace) by faithful
preaching, faithful commentaries, faithful creeds, faithful covenants, faithful
confessions, etc. Pointing out that this blessing from God was never more
obvious than in the case of the Geneva Bible ($159.95, leather
hardcover) and its marginal notes (and that the people knew it to be so when
they were left with Bibles without annotations honoring to God), the preface
further states, "hence were divers of the Stationers and Printers of
London induced (by the people--RB) to petition the committee of the Honourable
House of Commons, for licence to print the Geneva notes upon the Bible, or
that some notes might be fitted to the new translation: which was accordingly
granted, with an order for review and correction of those of the Geneva
edition, by leaving out such of them as there was cause to dislike, by clearing
those that were doubtful, and by supplying such as were defective. For which purpose
letters were directed to some of us from the Chair of the Committee for
Religion (in 1648--RB), and personal invitations to others, to undertake and
divide the task among us, and so cometh in our part, whereof we shall give the
world a true and just account in that which followeth." The detailed
account which follows in the preface is fascinating, mentioning, among many
other things, the divines' "use of... the Dutch Bibles... set forth
at... Holland, by order of the States."
The diligence given, the energy expended, the
obvious humility, and the fearful trembling before God's Word which is evident
in these commentators makes this truly a classic Puritan work -- a work of great
value! Just knowing, as Barker points out, that this commentary was "prepared mostly by Westminster divines, by order of
Parliament, at the time of the Assembly" (Puritan Profiles, p. 37), certainly
bodes well for the level of scholarship it contains. Moreover, with Gouge, one
of the most respected English Covenanters at the Assembly playing a major role,
the thoughtful student of Scripture and history ought to take note: for a theological feast of mature Puritan thought surely
awaits those that sup at this table. Esteemed, by the mid-1640's,
"as the father of the London Ministers," Gouge was elected as
Assessor for the Westminster Assembly on Nov. 25, 1647. His detractors
sometimes called him an "arch Puritan" (cf. Ibid., p. 35). Dr. Gouge's
"share of the useful work consisted of Kings, and the subsequent books
down to Esther, inclusive" (Smith, Select Memoirs of English and
Scottish Divines,
p. 534). Most of the others chosen to this work had similar credentials, though
not all exhibit equal proficiency and some later backslid from attainments
reached at this point. Nevertheless, when the commentators were first chosen,
these Annotations were produced by some of the most
qualified English Puritans -- as a historical high water mark for Puritan
scholarship was beginning to crest. Furthermore, in prosecuting this
work the divines note, "therefore we have put ourselves to much more pains
(for many months) in consulting with many more authors, in several languages,
than at first we thought of, that (for the propriety of the original text, for
pertinent and profitable variety of versions, for consonancy of parallel
Scriptures, and for perspicuity in clearing of the darkest places) we might
bring in such observations, as might not only serve to edify the ordinary
reader, but might likewise gratify our brethren of the ministry, at least such
among them, as have not the means to purchase, or leisure to pursue, so many
books, as (by order of the Committee) we were furnished with all, for the
finishing of the work, committed to our hands" (preface). As the work wore
on, however, it became apparent that the original intention (of printing these
annotations as marginal notes in the Bible) would no longer fit the scope and
length of commentary that had been produced. Thus, the notes were not added to
the Scriptures directly, but rather published as a separate commentary (which
we are offering here) -- except that we have divided the work into six volumes
rather than the original two, because of logistics.
Brook calls this a "useful work" and says
of its authors that "several of them were celebrated puritans" (Lives
of the Puritans,
vol. 3, p. 221n). Spurgeon comments that it "contains valuable
remarks" and that "the work is probably less esteemed than it should
be" (Commenting and Commentaries). In "A Narrative of His Life and
Death" prefixed to volume one of Gouge's three volume commentary on
Hebrews ($99.00 HP, $59.99 P), we also find this note, "He was likewise
chosen by a Committee of Parliament, among others, to make Annotations upon the
Bible, being well-known to be a judicious interpreter of Scripture. How well he
hath performed his trust is evident to all that read the annotations from the
beginning of the first book of Kings unto Job, which was his part."
Furthermore, Neal,
in his history, furnishes us with a helpful (though partial) list of each of
the specific authors and books of the Bible they worked on in the Annotations.
He writes, "Those with asterisks were not of the assembly. Rev. Mr. Ley,
subdean of Chester (The commentary on the five books of Moses), Dr. Gouge (1
& 2 Kings, 1 & 2 Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther), *Mr. Meric
Casaubon (The Psalms), Mr Francis Taylor (Proverbs), Dr. Reynolds
(Ecclesiastes), *Mr Smallwood, recommended by archbishop Usher (Solomon's
Song), Mr. Gataker (Isaiah, Jeremiah, Lamentations), *Mr. Pemberton in the
first edition and *Bishop Richardson in the second (Ezekiel, Daniel, and the
smaller Prophets), Mr. Ley (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John), Dr. D. Featly... (St.
Paul's Epistles). There were two other persons concerned in this work, who might
probably have the other parts of Scripture allotted them, not here mentioned,
viz. Mr. Downham and Mr. Reading" (pp. 504-505).
Additionally, as should be evident, the
Annotations were not, strictly speaking, a work of the Westminster Assembly per
se, but rather a work primarily by men who attended the Westminster Assembly -- including a few
others chosen to this task by Parliament. Notwithstanding, we thought it
prudent to title this work in accord with one of the primary names by which it
has come to be commonly known (i.e "The Westminster Annotations"). As
with much of the literature that was produced by those attending the
Westminster Assembly, or by those sympathetic to their work, the modern reader has much to gain by carefully
considering the words of these spiritual giants. This work is no
exception and we pray that this newly published edition will strengthen and
unite the church, turn individuals to righteousness, uplift the family, and
help direct the nations to the covenanting love that surrounded the work at the
Westminster Assembly in the seventeenth century -- and in all this bring glory
to God!
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Resource 17. KNOX,
JOHN
The Works of John Knox
(6 volumes)
Here is a chance to touch the
flame that ignited whole nations for covenanted Reformation. John Knox is
considered by many to have been the most biblically consistent and
thoroughgoing of all the great Reformers of the sixteenth century. "John Knox was
in fact the embodiment of the Scottish Reformation as its preacher, theologian,
liturgist, historian, and catalyst for reform." (Hall and Hall, ed. Paradigms
in Polity: Classic Readings in Reformed and Presbyterian Church Government [Grand Rapids, MI:
Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1994], p. 219)."With
this concern for purity of worship," notes Kevin Reed regarding Knox,
"it is no wonder that the Scottish Reformation was the most thorough among
any of the Protestant nations." (From the introduction to John
Knox, True and False Worship: A Vindication of the Doctrine that the Sacrifice
of the Mass is Idolatry [Dallas, TX: Presbyterian Heritage Publications, 1550
reprinted 1994], p.14.). "I know not," states George Smeaton,
"if ever so much piety and genius were lodged in such a frail and weak
body. Certain I am, that it will be difficult to find one in whom the gifts of
the Holy Spirit shone so bright to the comfort of the church." (Cited in
Thomas M'Crie, The Life of John Knox [1831], p. 272.) The Works of John Knox listed here is the
complete six volume set collected by David Laing, 1895. Concerning this 6 volume
collection, Kyle, in The Mind of John Knox (p. 14) notes, "The only real basis for a study of Knox's thought must be
the writings of the reformer himself. From 1846 to 1864, David Laing collected
and edited nearly all of Knox's extant writings. This remarkable collection,
which scholars regard highly, is indispensable for any serious study of John
Knox."
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Vol. 1 - Unedited History of the
Reformation in Scotland (Book 1 & 2) and 18 appendices.
Reid, in his Trumpeter of God, notes that Knox "wrote history as a prophet" and that,
wherever he could, he used original sources, many of which he reproduced.
Furthermore, he proclaims that this "is still a work that no one
interested in this area can afford to neglect." As W.C. Dickinson has
commented, "it is his monument, for in it he puts
flesh and blood on the whole Reformation movement." Innes (John
Knox,
p. 45) says of this work, "[t]he author who has enabled us to see his own
confused and changing age under 'the broad clear light of that wonderful book'
the History of the Reformation in Scotland, and who outside that book was the
utterer of many an armed and winged word which pursues and smites us to this
day, must have been born with nothing less than genius -- genius to observe, to
narrate, and to judge. Even had he written as a mere recluse and critic,
looking out upon his world from a monk's cell or from the corner of a housetop,
the vividness, the tenderness, the sarcasm and the humour would still have been
there." Moreover, Burton writes, "[t]here
certainly is in the English language no other parallel to it in clearness,
vigour, and picturesqueness with which it renders the history of a stirring
period" (cited in Innes, John Knox, p. 45). This photocopy
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Vol. 2 - Unedited History of the
Reformation in Scotland (Book 3, 4 and 5) and six appendices, index, etc.
"Knox portrayed the origins and development
of a movement and not a mere chronology of events... Knox based his arguments
on original sources and he often cited the documents in full. When Knox's
History is compared to the contemporary vernacular narratives of Bishop Leslie
and Sir James Melville, the superiority of Knox's work becomes evident. For the
most part, these writers were preoccupied with petty details and had no
conception of the momentous issues that hung on the events they recorded... Knox used history to demonstrate his single-track philosophy.
And his philosophy said: 'The hearts of men, their thoughts, and their actions
are but in the hands of God.' Lee said Knox's History was a sermon without
an audience, a preaching book, one long inflammatory speech in behalf of God's
truth as the reformer saw it." (Kyle, The Mind of John Knox, p. 13). Our editions
of volumes one and two of Knox's Works contain the
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Lord's supper, obedience to magistrates, an exposition of the sixth Psalm,
letters of warning, comfort and more.
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Vol. 4
- Includes "The Appellation... to the
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Regiment of Women," Answers Concerning Baptism, Form of Prayers/Sacraments
in Geneva 1556, "Letter to the Queen," "Summary of the Proposed
Second Blast of the Trumpet," and much more.
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Vol. 5
- Includes "On Predestination, in Answer
to the Cavillations by an Anabaptist" (462 pp.), which Boettner, in his Reformed
Doctrine of Predestination, calls Knox's "chief
theological work." Also, A Letter to John Foxe, Names of Martyrs,
etc. 536 pages.
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Vol. 6
- Includes the Life of Knox, Letters relating to
Reformation in Scotland, The Book of Common Order, a debate concerning the
Mass, Fasting, "The Order of Excommunication and Public Repentance,"
indices of names, places and the general index, etc. 755 pages.
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Resource 18. KING
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other printings (of the Geneva Bible notes in particular) we have seen.
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Resource 19. SHEDD,
WILLIAM G.T.
A History of Christian
Doctrine
(2 Vol., 1865)
Long out of print and still much sought after.
Over 900 pages, Shedd notes that his work "pays more attention to the
orthodox than to the latitudinarian drift of thought." Also that
"[i]t is impossible for any one author to compose an encyclopaedic
history. Every work of this kind must be stronger in some directions, than in
others." With this in mind he continues, writing,
"I have felt a profound interest in the Nicene Trinitarianism, the
Augustinian anthropology, and the Anselmic soteriology, and from these centres
have taken my departures." Major
sections deal with the history of philosophy, apologetics, Trinitarianism,
Christology, anthropology, soteriology, eschatology and symbols (i.e
confessions: including those from the Lutheran, Reformed, Papal, Greek,
Arminian and Socinian systems of thought). A very important set
of books!
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Resource 20.
COVENANTED MINISTERS OF SCOTLAND
Sermons in Times of
Persecution in Scotland (1880 edition)
This book (of 674 pages) records some of the most powerful sermons ever put into print,
most being delivered during the "killing times" in Scotland.
These faithful preachers were daily in danger of
losing their earthly lives for their testimony to the truth of Christ's
kingship (which they proclaim here) -- and many were eventually martyred for
His covenanted cause. The original title of this book, instructive in
itself, read (in part), "A Collection of Lectures and Sermons Preached
upon Several Subjects, Mostly in the Time of the Late Persecution. Wherein a
Faithful Doctrinal Testimony is Transmitted to Posterity for the Doctrine, Worship,
Discipline and Government of the Church of Scotland against Popery, Prelacy,
Erastianism, etc.... and a Sermon on the Breach of Covenant by Mr. John
Guthrie." Each set of sermons in this book is
prefaced with a helpful three to six page biographical notice. The
following ministers are included (with the number of their sermons in this book
noted in parentheses after their name): William Guthrie (17); Michael Bruce (3); John Weldwood (4); Richard Cameron (7 sermons and 1
lecture); Donald Cargill (7 sermons and 3 lectures); Alexander Peden (2); Alexander
Shields
(2 sermons and 1 lecture); John Livingstone (1 sermon and 1
sacramental discourse); John Welch (1 sermon and 1 sacramental discourse); John
Guthrie
(1). Includes illustrations and the original preface (written March 19, 1779)
by John Howie
(author of The Scots Worthies). An instructive and
useful commemorative sermon, "A Third Reformation Necessary: or, The
Piety, Principles, and Patriotism of Scotland's Covenanted Martyrs; With
Application to the Present Times," by Kerr, preached on the bi-cententary
of the covenanting struggle, is also included. Contians
some of the most soul stirring preaching you may ever read!
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