Religious
Principles of the Scottish Martyrs by Andrew Symington (Sets forth the major Scriptural truths which the Scottish
Presbyterians/Covenanters died for. Also introduces some of the reasons why
these Scriptural teachings were held in such high esteem; showing why
multitudes died the martyrs death rather than denying Christ before men in
relinquishing the precious points.)
The Covenanted
Reformation Defended Against Contemporary Schismatics by Greg Barrow (Greg Price, Dr. Reg Barrow and Dr. Larry Birger) Possibly the best history book dealing with
Reformation truth that has been published in this century! This book, of over
300 [8.5" X 11"] pages, is also offered as a cerlox bound photocopy
[$14.98 US funds] or a Hardcover photocopy [$25.00 US funds].)
Sketches of the Covenanters by J.C. McFeeters (offsite)
FREE BOOK at http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/13570
History of the
Assembly at Westminster by Greg Price (free MP3)
The
Sovereignty of God (1 of 11) - Calvinism - A.W. Pink's Classic Book Read To MP3
The
Sovereignty of God (2 of 11) by Arthur W. Pink (Calvinism/Predestination) SWRB
The
Sovereignty of God (3 of 11) by Arthur W. Pink (Calvinism/Predestination)
The
Five Points of Calvinism 1 of 5 (TULIP), Total Depravity by Al Martin
The
Five Points of Calvinism 2 of 5 (TULIP), Unconditional Election by Al Martin
The
Five Points of Calvinism 3 of 5 (TULIP), Particular Redemption by Al Martin
The
Five Points of Calvinism 4 of 5 (TULIP), Effectual Calling by Al Martin
The
Five Points of Calvinism 5 of 5 (TULIP), Perseverance/Preservation by Al Martin
History
of the Westminster Assembly of Divines by William Hetherington (13 free MP3s)
History
of Calvinism (MP3) by Phil Johnson - Crossroads College Ministry of Grace
Community Church
16
Puritan Biographies with Guide to Modern Reprints by Dr. Joel Beeke and Randall
J. Pederson
History of the Doctrine of Justification by John
Gerstner
The Solemn
League & Covenant (1643)
God's
Anatomy upon Man's Heart by Thomas Watson [References to SL&C]
The National
Covenant of Scotland
Sermons
Delivered in Times of Persecution collected by John Howie
The cost of loving
Christ: The Two Margarets Martyred: 11 May 1685
The cost of loving Christ:
John Brown Martyred 1 May 1685
John Knox
(Scottish Reformer, Reformation Leader, Presbyterian & Fiery Preacher) by
Iain Murray (Banner
of Truth)
Oliver Cromwell by Dr.
Reg Barrow
Forgotten Hero: The Autobiography of David
Steele by Dr. Michael Wagner (1998)
Pornography, the
Anabaptists, and Doug Wilson's Civil Antinomianism (1997) by Dr. Reg Barrow (Pointed but irenic, Barrow decisively refutes the
view of Doug Wilson (cf. "Cyberporn: A Case Study" [Credenda/Agenda, vol. 7, no. 5, p. 11]), many modern Theonomists
and the civil libertarians, that the production and distribution of pornography
is not a crime (and thus not subject to negative penal sanctions by the civil
magistrate).
Saul in the Cave of
Adullam: A Testimony Against the Fashionable Sub-Calvinism of Doug Wilson
(Editor of Credenda/Agenda Magazine);
and, for Classical Protestantism and the Attainments of the Second Reformation by Dr. Reg Barrow
Historical
Spread of the Doctrines of Grace by Dr. Johnson (free MP3)
Arminianism: The
Road to Rome by Augustus Toplady (Reformation History Notes #1)
Charles
Finney and his Legacy (MP3) by Nick Needham
The Necessity of
Reforming the Church (1543) by John Calvin (Written in 1543 this short book covers the
principal disputes of the first Reformation. Kevin Reed summarizes the main
points of this treatise as follows: "Calvin declares the biblical
doctrine of justification. The reformer also unfolds the wider scope of the
Reformation, as he states the need to restore biblical doctrine and practice
regarding the proper means of worship, the correct administration of the
sacraments, and the government of the church. Calvin defends the reformers
against the charge of schism. He rebukes the spirit of ungodly toleration which
masquerades as 'moderation.' The Necessity of Reforming the Church is more than just an historic monument to the
Reformation. It is a spiritual manifesto, calling us to repentance in our own
era of religious corruption.")
Making Shipwreck of the Faith: Evangelicals and
Roman Catholics Together by
Kevin Reed
Christmas: A Biblical Critique by Kevin Reed, M. Schneider & D.W. Cason (Three excellent articles: 1.) "Is Christmas
Christian?" by Michael Schneider; 2.) "Christmas: An Historical
Survey Regarding Its Origins and Opposition to It of Creeds and
Confessions" by Kevin Reed; 3.) "Christmas-Keeping and the Reformed
Faith: A Response to Professor David Engelsma" by David W. Cason.)
Act,
Declaration, & Testimony, For The Whole Of The Covenanted Reformation, As
Attained To & Established In Britain by the Reformed Presbytery (free MP3s)
(for advanced studies)
Documents of the First National
Reformation in Scotland
Confession
of Faith of 1580: The National Covenant
Documents of the Second Reformation,
1638-1649
Solemn League & Covenant
and Exhortation
by the Westminster Assembly
Acknowledgment
of Sins & Engagement to Duties, 1648
Form of
Presbyterial Church Government
Documents of the United Societies
The Testimony published at
Rutherglen, May 29, 1679
The Sanquhar Declaration of
War - 1680
Declaration
Published at Lanerk, January 12, 1682
The Apologetic
Declaration, & Admonitory Vindication - October 28, 1684
The
Protestation, & Apologetic Admonitory Declaration - Sanquhar, May 28, 1685
The
Informatory Vindication - 1687
Preface to the
Following Declarations from 1692 to 1707
The Declaration of the
True Presbyterian Church of Christ, in Scotland - 1692
The Protestation,
Apologetic Declaration, & Admonitory Vindication - 1695
The Protestation,
Apologetic Declaration, & Admonitory Vindication - 1703
The
Protestation and Testimony against the Incorporating Union with England - 1707
Renovation of
Covenants, Auchensaugh, 1712.
The
Declaration Published at Auchensaugh nigh Dowglass - 1718.
The
Declaration and Testimony Published at Mount-Herick, near Crawfurd-John - 1741.
Documents of the Reformed Presbytery
Act,
Declaration and Testimony, 1761 (Edition of 1876.)
A
Testimony & Warning Against Some Prevailing Sins & Immoralities - 1805
The "Preamble and
Resolutions" and The Reformed Presbytery's "Deed of
Constitution" of 1840
Minutes
of the Reformed Presbytery (America)
Documents from after the dissolving of
the Reformed Presbytery, 1887.
A
Statement of our Reasons for Maintaining our Separate Standing. (1888.)
Steps
of Defection in the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America. (1913.)
Worship: The
Regulative Principle of Worship in History by Dr. Reg Barrow
Psalm Singing in
Scripture & History by Dr. Reg Barrow
A Testimony
Against the Unfounded Charges of Anabaptism (1997) by Greg Price
This book teaches us that "[t]he
heresy of Anabaptism lives today! It has infected the modern church with its
cancerous errors and heresies: anti-creedalism, arminianism, dispensationalism,
independency [sectarianism], anti-paedobaptism, will-worship
[anti-regulativism], perfectionism, societal escapism, religious pluralism and
tolerationism [anti-establishmentarianism], denial of the perpetual obligation
of social covenanting, pacifism, pietism, socialism, premillennialism, and a
refusal to recognize lawful civil government as the ordinance of God. These unbiblical
positions of the Anabaptists were not tolerated by the Reformed Churches of the
First and Second Reformations, and neither should they be tolerated by any
Church today that claims to be Reformed
or Presbyterian" [Greg Price]. Far to little contemporary Reformed
writing has been directed against the Anabaptists, especially in light of the
fact that many of their heresies have been generally adopted by professing
Christians. Even the "Reformed" community suffers from this
contagion. Lord willing, this book with be an effective antidote to the
"AIDS" of Anabaptist thought and practice.
Partial Preterism Refuted #1 of 8 (Full Preterism
Refuted Also) - 70 AD, Jews, Antichrist, Counter Reformation, Jesuits, Luis De
Alcazar, Reformation, Westminster Confession of Faith, Historicism by Greg
Price
Knowing, Loving and Living Our Reformation
Heritage by Dr. Joel Beeke (MP3)
Richard Cameron, Lion
of the Covenant
GODLY GOALS OF THE
WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY (COVENANTERS, ENGLISH PURITANS, SOLEMN LEAGUE AND
COVENANT)
John Knox: The Fiery Reformer of Scotland by Brian Borgman
John Calvin & the Reformation (Reformation
Overview 21 of 21) by Dr. C Matthew McMahon
Foxe's Book of Martyrs by John Foxe (many free
MP3s) - All
eight volumes of Foxe's Books of Martyrs is also available at
PuritanDownloads.com
In the steps of the Covenanters
(Video)
Covenanters in
Scotland
Christ, The Way, The Truth, & The Life by John Brown of
Wamphray (offsite)
FREE BOOK at http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/12311
Life of James Renwick: A Historical Sketch Of His Life, Labours And
Martyrdom And A Vindication Of His Character And Testimony by Thomas Houston (offsite)
FREE BOOK at http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/13781
The
Covenanting Martyrs and the Revival of the Covenants! by William Roberts (From the Reformed Presbyterian Catechism).
A
History of the Reformation in the 16th Century by Dr. C. Matthew McMahon
Summary of
Key Heretics (Early Church History 13 of 29) by Dr. C. Matthwe McMahon (free
MP3)
The Dark Ages
(Early Church History 29 of 29) by Dr. C. Matthew McMahon (free MP3)
Reformation and Revival Under Hezekiah by Brian Borgman
A Contemporary
Covenanting Debate; Or, Covenanting Redivivus by Dr. Reg Barrow
Notes on the Apocalypse by David Steele (offsite)
FREE BOOK at http://www.gutenberg.org/files/14485/14485.txt
Act, Declaration & Testimony for the Whole of our Covenanted
Reformation, as Attained to, and Established in Britain and Ireland;
Particularly Betwixt the Years 1638 and 1649, Inclusive by the Reformed
Presbytery (offsite)
FREE BOOK at http://www.gutenberg.org/files/13200/13200.txt
The Auchensaugh Renovation of the National Covenant and Solemn
League and Covenant With the Acknowledgment of Sins and Engagement to Duties,
as They Were Renewed at Auchensaugh, Near Douglas, July 24, 1712. (Compared
With the Editions of Paisley, 1820, and Belfast, 1835.) Also, The Renovation of
These Public Federal Deeds Ordained at Philadelphia, October 8, 1880, by the
Reformed Presbytery, with Accommodation of the Original Covenants, in Both
Transactions, to Their Times and Positions Respectively by the Reformed
Presbytery (offsite)
FREE BOOK at http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/12381
The Covenants & The Covenanters: Covenants, Sermons, and Documents
of the Covenanted Reformation by James Kerr (offsite)
FREE BOOK at http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/19100
Martin Luther and
Psalm Singing by David Steele
(Did Luther and the Reformation
Lutherans practice exclusive Psalmody? What about Luther's hymns? Where and
when were they used? ANSWERS HERE.)
Presbyterian
Worship: Old and New by Kevin Reed
(A Review and Commentary upon Worship in Spirit and Truth, a book by John Frame. Reed shows how Frame has
abandoned the Reformation, both scripturally and confessionally, in regard to
worship. He also gives an excellent summary of historic Reformed views and then
contrasts them with the novel ideas now being touted by Frame.)
Historical
Testimony, Church Union and the Second Reformation by the Reformed Presbytery
Instrumental Music
in Public Worship: The Views of John Calvin by John Calvin and John Girardeau
Instrumental Music
in Public Worship: The History Surrounding the Westminster Assembly by John
Girardeau
Instrumental Music
in Public Worship: The Heresy of Instrumental Music by John Girardeau
WHY THE PURITANS? (FREE MP3) BY IAIN MURRAY
Plain Reasons for
Presbyterians Dissenting from the Revolution Church of Scotland. Also, Their
Principles Concerning Civil Government, and the Difference Betwixt the
Reformation and Revolution Principles (1731) by Andrew Clarkson (The table of contents contained in this file can
serve as a kind of summary of second Reformation thought concerning the church,
state, separation, schism, worship, civil dissent, church planting, opposition
to idolatry and tyranny, and much more!)
Bacon Bits: Richard
Bacon's Straw Man "Steelite Controversy" Torched By Faithful
Covenanters (Sometimes Called Cameronians, Steelites, etc.) by Greg Price,
Larry Birger, et al.
Reformation Civil
Government by Dr. Reg Barrow
The Wonders of the
Most High: 125 Years History of the United Netherlands 1550-1675 (c. 1678) by
Abraham Van De Velde (The
subtitle reads: "An Indication of the Causes, Ways and Means Whereby the
United Provinces, Against the Expectation of the Whole World, Were Elevated in
Such a Marvelous Way from their Previous Oppression to Such Great, Awe
Inspiring Riches and Acclaim. As Related By Several Eminent Historians, and
Which After the Manner of the Time are Compiled to a Necessary and Profitable
Use." This book gives us an indication why the best theologians in the
Netherlands were ready to swear the Solemn League and Covenant with their
brethren in the British Isles [before Cromwell and his forces ruined these
plans for a united international Protestant testimony]. It shows us that the
best Dutch Synods agreed with the Covenanters regarding the civil magistrate
[establishments], God's law, anti-tolerationism, historical testimony, true
unity, false teachers, the Sabbath, "Roman feast days," worship, etc.
Translated here for the first time from Dutch into English, this book may be a
shocker to those not familiar with the Dutch Reformation and the faithful
pronouncements of her Synods. Also available in softcover [for $19.95-20%=15.96
US funds]).
THE COUNTER REFORMATION AND RISE OF THE JESUIT
ORDER
(MP3)
THE COUNTER REFORMATION AND RISE OF THE JESUIT
ORDER
(PDF)
The Roman Catholic (Jesuit)
Origins of Futurism and Preterism (TEXT)
Early Church
Fathers on the Timing of the Rise of Antichrist (TEXT)
WARNING: In spite of some useful historical
information at the four links above related to Reformation history, the
Counter Reformation, the
Jesuits, the
errors of Dispensationalism and Futurism, etc., it should be noted that the
authors are Seventh Day Adventists and therefore should be used with the utmost
in spiritual discernment as their SDA heresies do come to the surface
periodically.
+ Islam in the Bible (1/3) by Dr. Francis Nigel Lee
+ Islam
in the Bible (2/3) by Dr. Francis Nigel
Lee
+++ ELLIOTT, E.B. (Alexander M'Leod, David Steele,
George Faber, Thomas Newton)
Islam in Revelation: An Historic Look at Protestant Eschatological
Thought on the Rise and Fall of Islam
Islam in Revelation #1 (Muslims in Bible Prophecy)
FREE MP3 audio at: http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?sermonid=82601231351
Islam in Revelation #2 (Muslims in Bible Prophecy)
FREE MP3: http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?sermonid=9601232833
Islam in Revelation #3 (Muslims in Bible Prophecy)
FREE MP3: http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?sermonid=9220112558
Islam in Revelation #4 (Muslims in Bible Prophecy)
FREE MP3: http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?sermonid=10401203436
Islam in Revelation #5 (Muslims in Bible Prophecy)
FREE MP3 audio at: http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?sermonid=10110118582
The following six
excerpts make up the five MP3s noted above on Islam in Revelation. They
comprise 105 printed pages read to MP3. The complete books are available at the
links below.
1. Horae Apocalypticae; or, A Commentary on the
Apocalypse, Critical and Historical; Including Also An Examination of the Chief
Prophecies of Daniel
(1862) by E.B. Elliott (vol. 1, pp. 446-469)
2. Lectures Upon the Principal Prophecies of the
Revelation (1814) by
Alexander M'Leod (pp. 147-163)
3. Notes on the Apocalypse (1870) by David Steele (pp.
114-116)
4. A Dissertation on the Prophecies, That Have Been
Fulfilled, Are Now Fulfilling, or Will Hereafter Be Fulfilled Relative to the
Great Period of 1260 Years; The Papal and Mohammedan Apostacies; The Tyrannical
Reign of Antichrist, or the Infidel Power; and the Restoration of the Jews (2 volumes, 1811) by George Faber
(vol. 1, pp. 177-212; vol. 2, pp. 269-288)
5. Dissertations on the Prophecies Which Have Remarkably
Been Fulfilled, and at this Time are Fulfilling in the World (2 volumes, 1817) by Thomas
Newton (vol. 2, pp. 222-232)
+ More Free MP3s
+
+ Islamic Persecution of Christians (Jihad &
Slavery) - Peter
Hammond
FREE MP3: http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?sermonid=51201183154
+ Revival Amidst (Islamic & Communistic)
Persecution - Peter
Hammond
FREE MP3: http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermoninfo.asp?sermonid=51201212553
Roman Catholicism, the Jesuits, Islam,
etc.
The (Scottish General) Assembly's Letter to the
Kirks in the Netherlands"
(Edinburgh, June 4, 1644)
(Translated from Latin to English by Dr. Stephen Westcott [England] and
received in Edmonton [Canada] via email on June 4, 1997 [exactly 353 years
after its original date]. The Latin text of this letter can be found on pages
239-243 of The Acts of the General Assemblies of the Church of Scotland,
From the Year 1638, to the Year 1649 Inclusive [a SWRB rare bound photocopy, US$39.00 Hardcover
photocopy, US$19.99 cerlox bound photocopy])
Toleration and
Covenanting by John Brown (of Haddington)
"The Whole Manner of Worship..."
Worship and the Sufficiency of Scripture in Belgic Confession Article 7 by Wes Bredenhof (1997) (A great work for everyone interested in Reformed
worship, but especially for those with a continental Reformed background.
Dispels the idea that the regulative principle of worship "is something
peculiar to the so-called Presbyterian tradition." This work demonstrates
that the regulative principle of worship was an indispensable and foundational
part of the Protestant Reformation -- being connected as it was to the battle
over the sufficiency of Scripture. Also available as a cerlox bound photocopy
for $2.99 [US funds] or as a Hardcover photocopy for $14.00 [US funds]).
Family Worship by Kerry Ptacek (A number of citations from historic Reformed folk
[John Knox, Matthew Henry, Jonathan Edwards, etc.] covering the period from 100
AD to 1912 AD regarding family worship.)
Covenantal Lawsuits of the Church of Scotland
The Duty and Perpetual
Obligation of Social Covenanting by the Session of the Puritan Reformed Church
of Edmonton
Apocalyptic
Interpretation from the Original Covenanter and Contending Witness magazine.
The Necessity of
Reforming the Church (1543) by John Calvin
Biblical Civil
Government Versus the Beast; and, the Basis for Christian Resistance by Greg
Price
Christmas: A Biblical
Critique by Kevin Reed, M. Schneider & D.W. Cason (Three
excellent articles: 1.) "Is Christmas Christian?" by Michael
Schneider; 2.) "Christmas: An Historical Survey Regarding Its Origins and
Opposition to It of Creeds and Confessions" by Kevin Reed; 3.)
"Christmas-Keeping and the Reformed Faith: A Response to Professor David
Engelsma" by David W. Cason.
Paleopresbyterianism
Versus Neopresbyterianism by Dr. Michael Wagner
A Presbyterian
Political Manifesto by Dr. Michael Wagner
Samuel Rutherford
Refutes Roger Williams Regarding Toleration, Sectarianism and Peace by Samuel
Rutherford (1649)
Making Shipwreck of
the Faith: Evangelicals and Roman Catholics Together by Kevin Reed
The Canterbury Tales
by Kevin Reed
Biblical Worship by
Kevin Reed
A Faithful
Admonition to the Professors of God's Truth in England (1554) by John Knox
"The
Counter Reformation is generally considered to have three aspects: the Jesuits,
the Inquisition, and the Council of Trent. In view of the significance of the
Protestant apocalyptic interpretation of history which prophetically pinpointed
step by step the events covering the whole Christian era from the beginning to
the end (i.e. Historicism - ed.), it seems justifiable to suggest a
fourth aspect, namely the preteristic
(Preterism - ed.) and
futuristic (Futurism - ed.) interpretations launched by Catholic expositors as
a counterattack." - Kevin
Reed, from his book review entitled "The Ecclesiology of John Foxe: A book
review by Kevin Reed of John Foxe and the Elizabethan Church by V. Norskov
Olsen," 1973, citing Olsen on p. 47, emphases added.
http://www.sermonaudio.com/go/22424
+++ PARTIAL PRETERISM REFUTED (FULL
PRETERISM REFUTED TOO) +++
1. Partial Preterism Refuted #1 of 8 (Full Preterism
Refuted Also) - 70 AD, Jews, Antichrist, Counter Reformation, Jesuits, Luis De
Alcazar, Reformation, Westminster Confession of Faith, Historicism by Greg
Price
2. Partial Preterism Refuted #2 of 8 (Full
Preterism Refuted Also - Matthew 24, Revelation, Daniel, Romans 11, Destruction
Jerusalem, Protestant Creeds and Confessions, Ken Gentry, Greg Bahnsen,
Theonomy, Stevens by Greg Price
3. Partial Preterism Refuted #3 of 8 (Full
Preterism Refuted Also) - Nero, the Beast, Mystery Babylon, Historicism,
Futurism, Dispensationalism, Israel, Second Coming by Greg Price
4. Partial Preterism Refuted #4 of 8 (Full
Preterism Refuted Also) - Jesuits, Ribera, Heresy, Hank Hanegraaff, Christian Reconstruction, Roman Catholic Church,
Pantelism by Greg Price
5. Partial Preterism Refuted #5 of 8 (Full
Preterism Refuted Also) - Parousia, Milton Terry, Gary North, King, Bray,
Stuart by Greg Price
6. Partial Preterism Refuted #6 of 8 (Full
Preterism Refuted Also) - 666, Antichrist by Greg Price
7. Partial Preterism Refuted #7 of 8 (Full
Preterism Refuted Also) - Time Periods In Revelation by Greg Price
+++ FULL PRETERISM REFUTED (MORE
MESSAGES SPECIFICALLY REFUTING HYPER-PRETERISM OR HYMENAEISM) +++
1. Full Preterism Refuted #1 of 7 - The Second
Coming of Christ by Greg Price
2. Full Preterism Refuted #2 of 7 - Death
Vanquished by Greg Price
3. Full Preterism Refuted #3 of 7 - Christ is Risen
by Greg Price
4. Full Preterism Refuted #4 of 7 - Bodily
Resurrection by Greg Price
5. Full Preterism Refuted #5 of 7 - Destruction of
Jerusalem by Greg Price
6. Full Preterism Refuted #6 of 7 - Second Coming
of Christ by Greg Price
7. Full Preterism Refuted #7 of 7 - The Lord's Coming by Greg Price
+++ MORE REFUTING PRETERISM IN GENERAL
+++
1. Preterism (and Jesuits) Refuted 1 of 3
(Historic Reformation Eschatology) by E.B. Elliott & Others
2. Preterism Refuted 2 of 3 (Historic Reformation
Eschatology) by E.B. Elliott & Others
3. Preterism Refuted 3 of 3 (Historic
Reformation Eschatology) by E.B. Elliott & Others
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last days, that the mountain of the LORD's house shall be established in the
top of the mountains, and shall be exalted above the hills; and all nations
shall flow unto it." (Isa. 2:2, KJV).
Prophecy, Antichrist, and Eschatology
Antichrist (666) Revealed In Classic Puritan,
Reformation and Covenanter Thought (More free Reformation books, MP3s and
videos from Still Waters Revival Books)
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Martin Luther on
the Regulative Principle of Worship
Martin Luther
on the Bondage of the Will
Martin
Luther on Trusting in God for things Temporal and Spiritual—2 Sermons
Martin
Luther on Trade and Usury
Martin
Luther's Treatise Against the Antinomians
Martin
Luther against Festival Days ("Holy-Days")
Martin
Luther and singing the Psalms
Martin
Luther's Sermon on Christian Love
A
Treatise on the Power and Primacy of the Pope by the Theologians at Smalcald,
1537.
A
Letter from John Bugenhagen of Pomerania (Pomeranus) to the Protestants of
England, 1536.
Johann
Gerhard's Sacred Meditations - Excerpts
Popular
Amusements: A Discourse by Cha's Porterfield Krauth, 1852.
J.R. Sikes'
Sermon against Dancing
Reformed
Presbyterian Literature
A Sermon on
Creation, Providence, and Predestination by Henry Bullinger
Rulers
Sins the Causes of National Judgments by Patrick Gillespie
A
Sermon by Edmund Calamy on 1 Samuel 4.13, concerning the Ark in Danger
Sermons
Delivered in Times of Persecution collected by John Howie
A
Sermon Concerning the Believer's sitting under Christ's Shadow, from
Canticles 2.3, by Adam Kae
"Lectures"
by Hugh Binning on the Common Principles of the Christian Religion
Three
Sermons on the Invitation of the Gospel by Hugh Binning
Two Sermons by Persecuted Covenanter
Alexander
Peden with Bio.
Andrew Gray's Sermon Concerning
Death
Sermons and Lectures by
Richard Cameron from Sermons in Times of Persecution in Scotland
Sermons and Lectures by
Donald Cargill from Sermons in Times of Persecution in Scotland
Sermons and Lecture by
Alexander Shields from Sermons in Times of Persecution in Scotland
17 Sermons by
William Guthrie from Sermons in Times of Persecution in Scotland
Additional Sermons
by William Guthrie from other sources.
Sermons 13 from James Durham's
Sermons on Isaiah 53 (this on verse 1.b.)
Sermon
at the Ordination of Alexander Marshal on 1 Cor. 3.9, by Thomas Nairn
Flee also
the Lusts of Youth by Robert Bruce
Calvinism and the Sovereignty of God
Biographia Scoticana: or, A Brief Historical
Account of the Lives, Characters, and Memorable Transactions of the Most
Eminent Scots Worthies, by John Howie, along with many of history's best Covenanter, Reformation and Puritan
books, are
all on the new SWRB PURITAN HARD DRIVE.
A Short Vindication of our Covenanted
Reformation (1879)
Until the church comes to terms with
what is written in this book it will remain weak and divided. Covenant breakers
will not prosper, as this rare item demonstrates from both Scripture and
history. The power packed ordinance of covenanting, (the National and Solemn
League and Covenant in particular), was foundational to the second Reformation
and the work of the Westminster Assembly. "By the National Covenant our
fathers laid Popery prostrate. By the Solemn League and Covenant they were
successful in resisting prelatic encroachments and civil tyranny. By it they
were enabled to achieve the Second Reformation... They were setting up
landmarks by which the location and limits of the city of God will be known at
the dawn of the millennial day... How can they be said to go forth by the footsteps
of the flock, who have declined from the attainments, renounced the covenants
and contradicted the testimony of 'the cloud of witnesses."...All the
schisms (separations) that disfigure the body mystical of Christ... are the
legitimate consequences of the abandonment of reformation attainments, the
violation of covenant engagements." If you are interested in knowing how
to recognize a faithful church (or state), when and why to separate from
unfaithful institutions, who has held up the standard of covenanted Reformation
attainments and who has backslidden (and why), what it means to subscribe to
the Westminster Confession (and why most that say they do so today do not have
any idea of what that means), and much more concerning individual, family,
church and civil duties, this is one of the best books you will ever lay your
hands on. It chronicles "some instances of worldly conformity and mark(s)
some steps of defection from our 'covenanted unity and uniformity,' "
noting how "it is necessary to take a retrospect of our history for many
years; for we did not all at once reach our present condition of sinful
ignorance and manifold apostasy." Presbyterian and the Reformed churches
lay under the heavy hand of God's judgement in our day, because of the very
defections noted throughout this fine work. "We heard (hear) from various
quarters the cry, 'maintain the truth, stand up for the principles of the
Second Reformation;' and yet many of those who are the most loud in uttering
this cry, appear desirous to bury in oblivion those imperishable national and
ecclesiastical deeds, by which the church and kingdom of Scotland became
'married to the Lord.'" Are we married to the Lord, or have we thrown off
the covenants of our forefathers; are we the chaste bride of Christ, or a
harlot who is found in the bedchambers of every devilish suitor (whether
ecclesiastical or civil) who tempts us with the favors of this world? Let us
cry out, as with "the noble Marquis of Argyle, upon the scaffold,"
when he said, "God hath tied us by covenants to religion and reformation.
These that were then unborn are yet engaged, and it passeth the power of all
the magistrates under heaven to absolve them from the oath of God. They deceive
themselves, and it may be, would deceive others, who think otherwise." Not
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Revolution Church of Scotland. Also, Their Principles Concerning Civil
Government, and the Difference Betwixt the Reformation and Revolution
Principles (1731)
An exceedingly rare and important book
now back in print after 265 years! The Contending Witness magazine (May, 1841) described Plain Reasons "as the single best volume penned
defending the principles of the second Reformation." It sets forth "the grounds why
Presbyterian Dissenters refused to hold communion with the revolution church
and state," (Reformed
Presbytery, Act Declaration and Testimony for the Whole of Our Covenanted
Reformation, p. 154n). The
biblical principles contained in this book still apply today and thus Plain
Reasons remains one of the best
books explaining why (and when) an individual (church or citizen) should
separate himself (or itself) from those (in church or state) who do not hold
fast to all the attainments of our covenanted Reformation forefathers. In this regard the session of the Puritan
Reformed Church of Edmonton calls this the one book that best explains why
faithful Covenanted Presbyterians must, for conscience sake, remain
ecclesiastically separate from all Presbyterian denominations that have
backslidden from second Reformation attainments. (This being the classic corporate
Calvinistic application of such commands as "Nevertheless, whereto we have
already attained, let us walk
by the same rule, let us mind the same thing" [Phil. 3:16, emphasis
added]. It is also the acknowledgement that the Lord has clearly stated in his
Word that he "requireth that which is past" [Eccl. 3:15]).
Furthermore, the session of the PRC of
Edmonton has noted that this book "clearly spells out the reasons why to
unite with the Revolution Church (1689) or any of its descendants (The Free Church
of Scotland, The Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland, and American
Presbyterian Churches) is to undermine and subvert the work of the Second
Reformation. The argumentation is cogent (with an abundant supply of
documentation). The reading can be divided up into 5-10 pages at a time.
Reasons 8 and 9 (pp. 77-91) which speak to the issue of the covenants are very
helpful, as is Reason 14 (pp. 138-140) which covers the matter of terms of
communion. We might also highlight Clarkson's treatment of ecclesiastical
dissent (pp. 172-221 wherein he discusses schism) and political dissent (pp.
221-280). This is the best apologetic we have read defending the necessity
of Presbyterians to faithfully maintain the attainments of the Second
Reformation" (emphasis
added). Moreover, Clarkson's section on schism, separation and the nature of
the visible church (constitutionally considered) contains over 10 pages of
notes and quotes taken from numerous Reformers including: Beza, Rutherford,
Gillespie, Dickson, Durham, M'Ward (Rutherford's disciple), Marshall, Watson,
Cotton, Owen, Burroughs, Fraser, and Case -- demonstrating that his ideas
regarding dissent from corrupt and backsliding civil or ecclesiastical
governments are not new, but merely classic Reformation doctrine. The book also
answers a multitude of pertinent and realistic objections in sections
conveniently located directly after each reason for dissent.
Moreover, the days of the revolution
settlement were a time of civil and ecclesiastical confusion not unlike our own
day -- the beast (civil and ecclesiastical) was attempting to devour the
"woman in the wilderness" by a cunning mixture of half-truths that
were designed to beguile an exhausted and persecution-weary remnant. The consequences of the actions taken in these days, by both church
and state "officials," have been amplified by time and apply directly to our contemporary civil and
ecclesiastical situation ("That which hath been is now" [Eccl.
3:15]).
The Reformed Presbytery's Act,
Declaration and Testimony (p. 47)
further explains the original historical context -- so germane to the thesis of
this book -- regarding those deceptively trying days which followed the
"killing times" and final martyrs' death of that period of
persecution (being the death of the covenanted Presbyterian minister James
Renwick, who sealed his testimony with his blood February 17, 1688).
Of the so-called "glorious
revolution of 1688" and the overthrow of the Royalist tyranny the Reformed
Presbytery's measured and discerning comments read, "for in a few months,
God in his righteous judgement and adorable providence, overturned that
(Royalist--RB) throne of iniquity on which they (the persecuting popish,
prelatical, Erastian, antichristian [civil and ecclesiastical] "authorities"
which were then wondering after the beast--RB) depended, and expelled that
inhuman, cruel monster (the duke of York--RB), from his tyrannical and usurped
power, upon the Prince of Orange's (William of Orange--RB) coming over into
England, in the beginning of November that same year (1688--RB). But although
the Lord at this juncture, and by this means, rescued and delivered our natural
and civil rights and privileges in a national way, from under the oppression
and bondage of anti-christian tyranny, arbitrary and absolute power; yet the
revolution, at this time, brought no real deliverance to the church of God; but
Christ's rights (by these [rights--RB] are not meant the rights of Christ
personal. It is not in the power of mortals, or any creature, to acquire and
secure these to him; but the rights of Christ mystical, that is, of the church,
or of his truth, true worship, and religion, and professors of it as such.),
formerly acquired for him by his faithful servants, lay still buried under the
rubbish of that anti-christian building of prelacy, erected on the ruins of his
work in this land; and the spiritual liberties and privileges of his house
remained, and do still remain under the bondage of Erastianism, supremacy,
toleration, etc. For it is well known, that although this man (William of
Orange--RB), Jehu-like, 'destroyed Baal out of Israel, yet he departed not from
the sins of Jereboam, wherewith he made Israel to sin.'"
As a second witness to the testimony
also given throughout Clarkson's Plain Reasons see pages 55 and following in the Act,
Declaration and Testimony for more
on "the grounds of the presbytery's testimony against the constitutions,
both civil and ecclesiastical, at the late revolution, anno 1689; as also
against the gross Erastianism and tyranny that has attended the administration
both of church and state, since that memorable period; with various instances
thereof, etc."
Since these momentous days Antichrist
and his minions have sought to bury the covenanted Reformation and its
attainments (upholding Christ's Kingship over both church and state) under the
rubbish of democratic, humanistic, atheistic, tolerationism and a
"detestable neutrality" in the cause of God and truth -- the same
"detestable neutrality" so strongly inveighed against in the Solemn
league and Covenant. Commenting on this defection from within professing
Christendom, Clarkson writes,
"It is also evident from this, that Schism from our covenanted Church
consists in this, to wit, When the
Members of the Church make Defection to the contrary part, that is in plain
Terms, when they associate or incorporate with, assist and defend the Parties
against whom the Covenant (Solemn League and Covenant--RB) was made and sworn,
viz. Papists, Prelatist and their Underlings, Hereticks, &c. the common
Enemies of Reformation; and fall from the Duties of Preserving and propagating
the Reformation of the three Kingdoms; and refuse to join with, assist and
defend those, who adhere to the Covenants, in the necessary Work of Renewing
them, for Extirpation of Popery, Prelacy, Erastianism, Superstition, Heresy,
Error and Profaneness, and whatsoever is contrary to sound Doctrine and the
Power of Godliness; and for re-establishing, preserving, and propagating the
covenanted Reformation, once happily established in these Lands, and sworn unto
by our Covenants. Furthermore, Schism from our covenanted Church consists in
this, viz, When Members, Ministers or others, give themselves to a detestable
Indifferency and Neutrality, in the Cause of God, namely, in the preserving and
propagating the covenanted Reformation of these three Kingdoms; that is to say,
When Men are like so many Gallio's in the Cause of God, preferring worldly
Ease, Honour and Wealth, their own Interest to the Interest of Christ, become easy,
whether the covenanted Reformation in these Lands sink or swim; and, from a
cowardly Disposition in some, and a malignant, perfidious Temper in others,
coalesce and accord in apostatizing from the Articles of Covenant foresaid, the
Cause of God, and its honest-hearted Friends; and frighted from both, as if
they thought it both Sin and Shame to have it said, that they carried any warm
Side to either the one or the other. I say, All Members of this National
Church, who, on Account of any Combination, Persuasion, or Terror and Fear of
worldly Loss, of Sufferings of whatsoever Kind, are guilty in any of these two
Cases, are also guilty of making SCHISM from the covenanted Church, as is
clearly manifest by the 6th Article of our Solemn Covenant" (pp. 182-184, ,
emphasis added).
Commenting on the common charge of
schism leveled against those who would maintain the attainments of the
covenanted Reformation, Clarkson
writes: "Now, upon the whole of this Objection, as 'tis plain,
Presbyterian Dissenters are not Schismatics, nor deserve to be so called; so
'tis a most groundless and shameless Reflection, to call them Separatists, tho'
'tis the ordinary Name of Epithet given them, especially in Print; yet to me,
and I judge to many others, it is a Wonder with what Audacity, Men of Sobriety
and Conscience should have the confidence to speak at such a Rate, unless they
intend, in a desperate Humour, to render their Authority every where, amongst
all sober persons, contemptible: For, if two Persons, walking upon a high Path-Road,
on the Brink of a Puddle, the one of them by a Blast of Wind tumbling headlong
into the Gulf; when weltering amidst the Glare and miery Clay, cries up to his
Neighbor upon the Brink, Sir, unless you tumble over after me, I will look upon
you as a Separatist: Which of the two are to be judged most insnared into the
Course of Separation, whether the Person keeping the High-way, or the poor Man
wallowing in the polluted Mire, Crying upon his Neighbour to unite with him in
that his miserable Estate? Est solatium miseris habere socios doloris, ('Tis Comfort to Persons in Misery to have
Companions.) Have not this present Church thrown themselves over into the
Ditch of Pollution, in complying with these dreadful Apostates of this and the
former times? And, shall these be
judged Separatists, who dare not, who cannot, and may not in Conscience follow
their Example? Can such as join with, and strengthen them, be able to purge
themselves from the Guilt and Judgements, which accompany this shameful
Defection? For an Union here (so much cried up) without Debate, is the
Brotherhood of Simeon and Levi: It is an Union in the Course of Sin and Wrath,
and not in Truth and Duty" (pp. 206-207, emphasis added).
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In short, Clarkson's Plain Reasons, contains the highest quality of Reformation
thought regarding the subjects of which it deals. It is undoubtedly a major
Reformation classic and should be studied by all those who are serious about
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civil and ecclesiastical Babylon erected by those that oppose the covenanted
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