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John Willison - A Treatise Concerning the Sanctification of, and Meditations on, the Lord's Day When you are up, hasten to put on your...

There are two Latin words that are essential when defining how a confession. The first is "quia" (Latin for "because") t...

Heaven on earth was what was promised to Adam in the beginning but which he forfeited. Often the phrase heaven on earth is associated with e...

Richard Capel (1586-1656) was a significant and very learned writer who has been called a "living library." This was first said o...

Has any other Bible version been the subject of an early day motion in the House of Commons? And a debate (9 Dec 2009 : Column 97WH)? Or th...

We must hold fast the full deposit of truth and sound words as it has been once delivered in the Scriptures. This is emphasised throughout t...

As fears rage over the national deficit in Greece (here) and its implications in other countries not least Britain - you may benefit from r...

Bigger turnouts. Tactical voting. Evidence-based voting. By now you will have voted, spoilt your ballot paper or not voted. The Christian...

Next to the advent of our blessed Saviour, the Reformation from Popery is the most remarkable and glorious event recorded in modern history....

The Reformation in Scotland may be briefly characterised as the development of three great principles— 1st, The supreme authority of the Wo...

There are many questions in the world. The greatest of all questions that could be addressed to you is that which the Lord Jesus Christ addr...

Revelation 2:24-25 “I will put upon you none other burden. But that which ye have already hold fast till I come.” Undoubtedly we live in an...

There is an interesting debate as to whether the quotations of the Old Testament in the New Testament are from the Greek Translation of the ...

Rev. Stuart Robinson (1814-1881), professor of church government and pastoral theology at Danville Seminary and pastor of Second Presbyteria...

Spurgeon's Practical Wisdom:or Plain Advice for Plain People, by Charles H Spurgeon, published by the Banner of Truth Trust, Large cloth...

John Forbes of Alford (c.1565–1634) was the cousin of Andrew Meville. Forbes is not to be confused with his nephew, the Aberdeen Doctor John...

Repetition is a key feature of the Scriptures. It is very remarkable because not everything that could have been has been included about the...

Every night before bed mark God's mercies to you as love tokens from your husband. What we should esteem of is the continual presence of...

Duty must be cordial and hearty for with the heart man believeth unto righteousness. The matter must swim not in the head or understanding, ...

Clothing (as opposed to insufficient covering) was first provided by God. “Unto Adam also and to his wife did the LORD God make coats of ski...

Kenneth Clarke was on Radio 4's Any Questions last Friday stridently contemning all forms of extremism whether atheistic, islamist or th...

Noone needs an academic research paper to tell us that blogging is big here . According to the mixture of metaphors in the title which exami...

From: Calvin's Ecclesiastical Advice Calvin's "Essay on the Lord's Supper" from, The Form of Prayers, 1542 and 1545. T...

"There are Two Callings to be minded by All Christians. Every Christian hath a General Calling, Which is to Serve the Lord Jesus Christ...

Pilgrims need songs for their journey. The pilgrims that went up to Zion at the three appointed feasts in the year had an ample store of div...