William of Paris on Temptations, quoted by William Ames, Conscience With the Power and Cases Thereof, The Second Booke of Conscience, pp. 49-54, Certaine collections out of the Booke of William Paris concerning temptations, and the refifting of them, which I thought good here to fet down for the further illuftration of the Doctrine of temptations, because they are not read in the Author, except by a very few.

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I am pleased to announce that volume 4 of the English translation of Matthew Poole's Synopsis Criticorum (this edition includes his English Annotations as well) is now available for purchase in hardcopy or electronic download at the Matthew Poole Project. This volume covers the first half of Exodus (chapters 1 through 18).

I am pleased to announce that volume 3 of the English translation of Matthew Poole's Synopsis Criticorum (this edition includes his English Annotations as well) is available for purchase in hardcopy or electronic download at the Matthew Poole Project. It is the largest volume to date, and it completes his commentary on Genesis (this volume covers Genesis 23-50).

Also available separately at the same site is Steven Dilday's essay on The Eschatology of George Gillespie: An Introductory...

From The Works of George Swinnock, "The Christian Man's Calling," Vol. 1, Chap. 22, pp. 258-260:


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