The Works of Mr. George Gillespie (Vol. 1 of 2)George Gillespie
The Works of Mr. George Gillespie (Vol. 1 of 2)
George Gillespie
Essays
Book language: English
934 pages
A collection of theological writings and essays by George Gillespie, a Scottish Presbyterian minister in Edinburgh and commissioner to the Westminster Assembly. Volume one includes a memoir of his life and a disputation against the imposition of English ceremonies on the Church of Scotland. It offers insight into seventeenth-century church debates and Puritan thought.
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THE WORKS OF MR. GEORGE GILLESPIE MINISTER OF EDINBURGH, AND ONE OF THE COMMISSIONERS FROM SCOTLAND TO THE WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY, 1644 NOW FIRST COLLECTED. WITH MEMOIR OF HIS LIFE AND WRITINGS, BY M. W. HETHERINGTON, LL.D. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. I.
EDINBURGH: ROBERT OGLE AND OLIVER AND BOYD. M. OGLE & SON AND WILLIAM COLLINS, GLASGOW. HAMILTON, ADAMS & CO, LONDON 1846. Contents ADVERTISEMENT. MEMOIR OF THE REV. GEORGE GILLESPIE. APPENDIX. EXTRACTS FROM WODROW'S ANALECTA (MAITLAND CLUB EDITION) DISPUTE AGAINST THE ENGLISH POPISH CEREMONIES OBTRUDED ON THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. DEDICATION AUTHOR'S PREFACE PROLOGUE. ORDER. THE FIRST PART. AGAINST THE NECESSITY OF THE CEREMONIES. CHAPTER I. THAT OUR OPPOSITES DO URGE THE CEREMONIES AS THINGS NECESSARY. CHAPTER II. THE REASON TAKEN OUT OF ACTS XV. TO PROVE THE NECESSITY OF THE