A Sermon, &c.
James Dodson
1819-John Black.-A synodical sermon expounding against open communion, setting forth the true limits of church fellowship and the need for confessionalism amongst church members.
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Note A.
James Dodson
1819-John Black.-A note on the true nature of imputation, saving faith and the covenants with Adam and Christ.
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James Dodson
1819-John Black.-A note observing that separate communions imply some underlying problem which must be addressed before there can be ecclesiastical union and communion.
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James Dodson
1819-John Black.-A note explaining how ecclesiastical fellowship differs from Christian fellowship in its nature and scope.
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James Dodson
1819-John Black.-A note on the breadth to be observed in church communion.
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James Dodson
1819-John Black.-A note on the importance that church union only be attempted on principled grounds.
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James Dodson
1819-John Black.-A note explaining that the rights of conscience do not give any liberty to disregard the rights of God or his law.
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James Dodson
1819-John Black.-A note on the identity and duty of the two witnesses.
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James Dodson
1819-John Black.-A note discussing the duty of the two witnesses to testify against antichrist together with an exposition of the identity of antichrist and his duration in history.
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James Dodson
1819.John Black.-A note explaining that there is the same obligation to believe as there is to obey.
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James Dodson
1819-John Black.-A note on the ecclesiastical use of creeds and confessions with respect to church fellowship and intercommunion.
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