1841 SCOTTISH CHRISTIAN HERALD. Revivals, Missionary Work, Hussites & Waldensians, &c. Preaching The Prodigal Son by Command

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He understood that somehow the doctrine of penal substitutionary atonement had allowed white Christians to ignore both the meaning of the crucifixion and the lynching of black men

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Gaspar Hicks [1605-1677] of the Westminster Assembly of Divines warns of the corrupting influence of power and prosperity

1841 SCOTTISH CHRISTIAN HERALD. Revivals, Missionary Work, Hussites & Waldensians, &c. Preaching The Prodigal Son by CommandSimply one of the finest periodicals ever issued; excellent content by a whole host of Scottish divines who would later be leaders in the Great Disruption. Very scarce with the supplements. The Scottish Christian Herald, Conducted under the Superintendence of Ministers and Members of the Established Church. January 2, December 25, 1841. Edinburgh. John Johnstone. 1841. 824pp [bound with] The Supplements to the Scottish Christian Herald [complete].