James Adair was born to Ezekiel L. and Mary Adair Lyon near Jonesborough, Tennessee on April 19, 1814. His early education was obtained at home and in a local academy. The Lyons attended the Presbyterian Church in...
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Sermon, William H. Green, Romans 1:15-16
The following untitled sermon was delivered by Professor William Henry Green (1825-1900) of Princeton Theological Seminary at eight in the evening of April 3, 1881 in the West Spruce Street (Tenth) Presbyterian Church...
John McArthur, Jr., 1823-1890
John McArthur was born about six miles east of the Standing Stones of Torhouse in the village of Bladnoch, Wigtownshire, Scotland, on May 13, 1823. His paternal ancestors came from Oban, Argyleshire, Scotland, and his...
Archbishop Matthew Parker’s Pastoral Problem
Matthew Parker, Life, by John Strype While attending Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, Matthew Parker (1504-1575) became interested in the teachings of the Reformation and was a friend of two of its proponents, Thomas...
Review, Saint Peter’s Principles, Peter A. Lillback
It is encouraging to find out that other writers have trouble writing. Peter A. Lillback required over ten years to compose Saint Peter’s Principles, P&R, 2019. The book is a leadership-devotional training manual...
Review,
Giving Glory to the Consubstantial Trinity,
Michael A. G. Haykin,
Michael A. G. Haykin’s Giving Glory to the Consubstantial Trinity: An Essay on the Quintessence of the Christian Faith is a brief history of the doctrine of the Trinity as it developed from the last quarter of the...
