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14th issue of The Confessional Presbyterian is here; just barely in 2018. Thanks to those of you who have ordered. These will start going out Monday (yes, I will tread the dreaded USPS on Dec 24th for you). If you have not ordered one yet prices go up Jan. 1. See info direct order links below for North America and the link to James Dickson Books for all other countries. Share with those you think may be interested. Some very good material and an important piece on the 2nd commandment as to why LC109 on pictures of Christ is a part of the system of doctrine of the Westminster Standards. Table of Contents below.
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USA purchasers may take advantage of this special offer and purchase the v12, v13 and v14 for the special price of $50 (USA only, buy now). These will all ship together when the v14 issue is available in mid December, D.V.

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Table of Contents


2. Editorial

Articles

3. Thomas Dwight Witherspoon (1836–1898)

By Francis R. Beattie

9. Christ. His Constraining Love. A Sermon by T. D. Witherspoon

By Thomas Dwight Witherspoon

17. A Children’s Book about God’s Hesed: T. D. Witherspoon’s Children of the Covenant

By C. N. Willborn

29. The Man in Linen: A New and Old Interpretation of Ezekiel 9–10

By Lane Keister

37. The Patristic Roots of Post-Reformation Views on the Properties of Scripture as Exhibited in the Preaching of John Chrysostom

By David T. King

51. William Ames and the Westminster Assembly

By Allen Stanton

63. Fighting for Phoebe: The Widow-Deacon and the Westminster Assembly’s Concept of an Alms-Based Women’s Ministry

By Nathan Eshelman

73. Alexander Shields, the Revolution Settlement and the Unity of the Visible Church

By Matthew Vogan

115. Desert Rose: Thomas Chalmers’ West Port Experiment (1844–1847)

By Michael J. Ives

126. Wisdom & Folly in Pastoral Ministry: Samuel Miller’s Use of Antithesis in His Published Lectures

By Zachary Groff

139. John DeWitt: New School Presbyterian at an Old School Seminary

By Joshua Brownfield

149. Wartime Sermons: Twelve Pulpit Messages from Georgia Presbyterians During World War II

By Frank J. Smith

177. Changing Direction: Moving Away From Technique-Driven Exegesis

By Benjamin Shaw

183. Shot through with Personality: Establishing Man’s Freedom within the Sovereign Plan of God

By Daniel Ragusa

201. Images of Christ and the Vitals of the Reformed System

By Harrison Perkins

216 Reviews & Responses: Cornelis Venema, Christ and Covenant Theology: Essays on Election, Republication, and the Covenant (Gabriel N.E. Fluhrer) 216 ■ Jeffrey S. McDonald, John Gerstner and the Renewal of Presbyterian Evangelicalism in Modern America (Benjamin Shaw) 221 ■ Paul C. H. Lim, Mystery Unveiled: The Crisis of the Trinity in Early Modern England (Harrison Perkins) 223 ■ Garnet Howard Milne, Has the Bible Been Kept Pure? The Westminster Confession of Faith and the Providential Preservation of Scripture (Benjamin Shaw) 224 ■ Matthew Knell, Sin, Grace and Free Will: A Historical Survey of Christian Thought, Volume 1: The Apostolic Fathers to Augustine (Mark A. Herzer) 226 ■ Alan D. Strange, The Doctrine of the Spirituality of the Church in the Ecclesiology of Charles Hodge (Jeffrey A. Stivason) 228

231 Psallo: Psalm 128:1–6

234 In Translatiōne: Johannes Hornbeeck (1617–1666), Disputational Piety at Leiden, and a Translation of De desiderio animæ erga Christum

249 Antiquary: A Transcription from Manuscript of a Sermon on Psalm 2:10–12 by George Gillespie

263 Bibliography

279 The Editors

. In Brief: Samuel Miller: Prayer Prior to Preaching (138) ■ In Brief: George Gillespie, Psalm 2 and Christ’s Mediatorial Kingdom (262) ■ 
 
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