The Whole Works of the Late Rev. Ebenezer Erskine, Vol. II
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Overview
Ebenezer Erskine was a Scottish minister, talented orator, and key figure in establishing the Secession Church in Scotland. He was minister of Portmoak, where he served for 28 years until he moved to the West Church in Stirling, where he served for 23 years. He was known as a man of incorruptible integrity who acted with honesty and courage. This devotion to his principles led him to head a group of ministers who would not be a part of a Church of Scotland that compromised the rights of the congregation. Erskine’s Puritan preaching frequently drew a crowd his church could not contain, drawing him to regularly preach outside. Included is the second of a three volume set of the steadfast Puritan’s published sermons and poetry, still profitable for study today for any student of Puritan and Reformed thought.
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- Presents Ebenezer Erskine’s collected works of poetry and prose
- Includes the first of three volumes from the leader of the Scottish secession movement
- Explore’s numerous unabridged eighteenth-century puritan sermons
- The Government upon Christ’s Shoulder
- A Treasure of Gospel-Grace Digged out of Mount Sinai
- The Standard of Heaven Lifted up against the Powers of Hell, and their auxiliaries
- The Believer’s Journey from the Wilderness of this World, to the Heavenly Canaan
- The True Substance and Strength of a Church and Nation
- The First Promise Accomplishes
- Courageous Faith
- The Solemnity of Christ’s Ascension to the Throne of Glory
- The Wrath of Man Bounded by the Power of God
- The Name of God Glorified in Christ
- The Tabernacle of David Ruined by Man, and Reared up by the Mighty God
- The Annals of Redeeming Love, with the Redeemer’s Vengeance upon the Grand Enemy of the Redeemed
- The Sovereignty of Zion’s King
- Christ, the Resurrection and the Life
Ebenezer Erskine (1680–1754) was a Scottish minister whose actions led to the establishment of the Secession Church in Scotland. Ebenezer studied at the University of Edinburgh and then became minister of Portmoak, where he served for 28 years until he moved to the West Church in Stirling, where he served for 23 years. In 1733 he was suspended because of his democratic stance on lay patronage. In protest, Erskine and the other suspended ministers formed their own church court, no longer acknowledging the authority of the General Assembly. This eventually lead to Ebenezer being deposed, though he continued to preach to a large and influential congregation in Stirling until his death in 1754.