I am pleased to announce that with the permission of the author there is now a good quality hardbound facsimile reprint available of this long hard to obtain but classic study of the Westminster Assembly’s “deliberations and decisions respecting the matter of church government,” and “particularly, its position relative to the jus divinum, the divine [...]
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Naphtali Press is again offering our book bundle sale of 3 Durham titles and a Dabney at huge savings. Get Four books for $50 ( plus shipping. James Durham, Sermons on Isaiah 53 (regular retail $45) James Durham, Lectures on Job (regular retail $27.50) James Durham, Lectures on the Ten Commandments (regular retail $35) Robert [...]
Click and hold to pause and move. I am delighted to commend to you Chris Coldwell’s labor of love in the transcribing and editing of these recently rediscovered manuscripts of the Westminster Larger Catechism. — J. Ligon Duncan. Available at Westminster Letter Press
The One Thing Needful by James Durham
Posted in Blogroll on Mar 23rd, 2009
Naphtali Press is making a second sermon available on the One Thing Needful from the projected forthcoming James Durham collection of sermons. Again; a most suitable subject for these troubling times.
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