Popery, the Mystery of Iniquity.
James Dodson
1829-William Symington.-A series of three sermons designed to identify Romanism as the mystery of iniquity and what Protestants should do about it.
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William Symington (1795-1862)
James Dodson
William Symington was born in Paisley, Scotland, June 2, 1795. At the age of 15, he transferred to Glasgow University, intending upon entering the ministry of the Reformed Presbyterian church. After completing a four year degree in the arts, Symington spend another four years in the theological hall of the Reformed Presbyterian church studying theology...
Read MoreTwenty-Nine Propositions.
James Dodson
1557-Theodore Beza.-A discussion of the relation of the will of man to evil and the absolute predestination of God against the cavils of the Anabaptists.
Read MoreCivil Government: An Exposition of Romans XIII. 1-7
James Dodson
1853-James M. Willson.-This volume contains a very careful and nuanced exposition of a portion of Scripture that has often been put to ill use by those who are not the friends of the rights of God or man.
Read MoreReasons for which the Service Book, urged upon Scotland ought to be refused.
James Dodson
1638-George Gillespie.-This short work, published anonymously but attributed to Gillespie, examines the follies, fallacies and tendencies of liturgies in the worship of God.
Read MoreThe Cause of the Scottish Martyrs
James Dodson
1832-William Symington.-In this short article, written for the American Christian Expositor, Symington sets forth the doctrine and practice of the Scottish martyrs. He calls attention to their fidelity and notes that they were living examples of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, of Scotland.
Read MoreA Briefe declaration of the chiefe poyntes of Christian Religion, set foorth in a Table.
James Dodson
1562-Theodore Beza.-This contains Beza’s very high view of the doctrine of predestination in which he explains what predestination is and what it entails for believers.
Read MoreDedication.
James Dodson
1870-David Steele.-Mr. Steele's recognition of Dr. John Cunningham as a fellow witness bearer.
Read MorePreface.
James Dodson
1870-David Steele.-A Preface explaining the necessary prerequisites for understanding the Revelation.
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James Dodson
1870-David Steele.-An Introduction to the great assumptions of the Revelation.
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James Dodson
1870-David Steele.-Commentary on chapter 1 of the Revelation.
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James Dodson
1870-David Steele.-Commentary on chapter 2 of the Revelation.
Read MoreCHAPTER III.
James Dodson
1870-David Steele.-Commentary on chapter 3 of the Revelation.
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James Dodson
1870-David Steele.-Commentary on chapter 4 of the Revelation.
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James Dodson
1870-David Steele.-Commentary on chapter 5 of the Revelation.
Read MoreCHAPTER VI.
James Dodson
1870-David Steele.-Commentary on chapter 6 of the Revelation.
Read MoreCHAPTER VII.
James Dodson
1870-David Steele.-Commentary on chapter 7 of the Revelation.
Read MoreCHAPTER VIII.
James Dodson
1870-David Steele.-Commentary on chapter 8 of the Revelation.
Read MoreCHAPTER IX.
James Dodson
1870-David Steele.-Commentary on chapter 9 of the Revelation.
Read MoreCHAPTER X.
James Dodson
1870-David Steele.-Commentary on chapter 10 of the Revelation.
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