Westminster Assembly
Author of Westminster Confession of Faith
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Works by Westminster Assembly
Westminster Shorter Catechism with Proof Texts (ESV): An aid for study of the Holy Bible (2010) 28 copies
The 1647 Westminster Confession of Faith With Scripture Proofs and Texts from the 1611 King James Bible, and all Subordinate Documents Included (2011) 12 copies
¿Quién Me Hizo?: Preguntas y respuestas de la fe cristiana para niños (Spanish Edition) (2013) 3 copies
The Confession of Faith the Larger and Shorter Catechism with the Scripture Proofs large together with The sum of Saving Knowledge 1 copy, 1 review
The New-England Primer: To Which Is Added, the Shorter Catechism of the Westminster Assembly of Divines (Classic Reprint) (2015) 1 copy
Westminster Annotations and Commentary on the Whole Bible - Vol. 3 1 Psalms - Song of Solomon 1 copy
The Confession of faith 1 copy
The Shorter Catechism of the Westminster Assembly of Divines, translated into the Choctaw Language. 1 copy
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The Free Presbyterian edition of the Westminster Confession and other relevant documents is a wonderful addition to any library. Its font is easy to read, and it is a pleasure to read through the documents of the Westminster Assembly.
One is struck by the extensive use of Biblical citations in the confession itself as well as in the catechisms. Although at times the exegesis is strained, the detail of the references sends one constantly back to the foundation of our faith, God's precious show more Word.
One may quibble with points of doctrine in the confession, and one may wish for a more irenic spirit (especially with the fear of "Romanism" and "Common Prayer"). But these documents were the foundation of the Presbyterian churches in Scotland and North America. It is impossible to say any better than the answer to catechism question Number 1, "Man's chief end to glorify God, and fully to ENJOY Him forever." show less
One is struck by the extensive use of Biblical citations in the confession itself as well as in the catechisms. Although at times the exegesis is strained, the detail of the references sends one constantly back to the foundation of our faith, God's precious show more Word.
One may quibble with points of doctrine in the confession, and one may wish for a more irenic spirit (especially with the fear of "Romanism" and "Common Prayer"). But these documents were the foundation of the Presbyterian churches in Scotland and North America. It is impossible to say any better than the answer to catechism question Number 1, "Man's chief end to glorify God, and fully to ENJOY Him forever." show less
This is hands-down the best resource on the Westminster Standards that one could own. All of the Scripture texts are printed out in smaller print at the bottom of the page which is great for study and for preaching and teaching. The binding is clothbound and smith-sewn. If your ministry requires frequent reference to the Westminster Standards for preaching or teaching, then this is a necessary volume to own.
The Westminster Confession of Faith ( Together with the Larger Catechism and the Shorter Catechism with the Scripture Pr by Westminster Assembly
Aside from the binding, or lack thereof, this is an excellent work. The Scripture proofs make for a more fruitful study.
Towering statements of Reformed doctrine and ethics. They helped me gain a coherent understanding of God's revelation in the Scriptures.
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