SECTION I. The several Names, by which the Old Dissenters have been known and distinguished.
James Dodson
1806-John Reid II.-The names and origin of those called Old Dissenters, or Covenanters.
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SECTION II. The Rise and Progress of the Old Dissenters.
James Dodson
1806-John Reid II.-An historical survey of the events that led to a separate Covenanting party in Scotland together with its progress until the formation of the Reofrmed Presbytery.
Read MoreSECTION III. Concerning the deceased Mr. M ‘Millan’s coming off from the Revolution Church.
James Dodson
1806-John Reid II.-An historical account of the accession of John McMillan to the Covenanters and a defense of his subsequent ministry from aspersions cast.
Read MoreSECTION IV. The Reformation Attainments, to which the Old Dissenters wish still to adhere.
James Dodson
1806-John Reid II.-This gives an account of the various Reformation attainments and their importance to Covenanters.
Read MoreSECTION V. The Departures from the Reformation Attainments, against which the Dissenters reckon it their duty to testify.
James Dodson
1806-John Reid II.-An account of the various departures and backslidings from Reformational attainments and the manner in which the Reformed Presbyterians testfy against this.
Read MoreSECTION VI. Containing an outline of the Doctrine, Worship, Discipline, and Government to which the Old Dissenters adhere; and of their present situation. [Anno 1806.]
James Dodson
1806-John Reid II.-A sketch of the doctrine, worship, disciplein and government as believed and practiced amongst Reformed Presbyterians.
Read MoreAPPENDIX. Containing a few Strictures on a proper Testimony for the Truth.
James Dodson
1806-John Reid II.-This Appendix contains a discussion of Testimonies, how they should be regulated and of what they should be constituted.
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