Popery, the Mystery of Iniquity.
James Dodson
1829-William Symington.-A series of three sermons designed to identify Romanism as the mystery of iniquity and what Protestants should do about it.
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The Cause of the Scottish Martyrs
James Dodson
1832-William Symington.-In this short article, written for the American Christian Expositor, Symington sets forth the doctrine and practice of the Scottish martyrs. He calls attention to their fidelity and notes that they were living examples of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, of Scotland.
Read MoreOn the Amusements of Youth.
James Dodson
1839-William Symington.-In this essay, Symington warns youth against the vanity of amusements. He singles out several, including theatre, fairs and games of chance. He admonishes Christians to consistency of behavior and circumspection in walk.
Read MoreLecture VII.
James Dodson
1841-William Symington.-An essay exploring the doctrine of social covenanting with an excellent discussion of the descending obligations of lawful covenants upon the societies which entered into them. In addition, Symington undertakes a defence of the National Covenant and Solemn League and Covenant.
Read MoreCome Out of Her:
James Dodson
1860-William Symington.-This sermon contains many hints to the correct interpretation of prophecy and clearly identifies the Papacy as the “Mother of Harlots.” Its excellence is in its exegetical content; however, the author had, by this time, succumbed to the vice of entering into “voluntary associations,” a practice condemned by our faithful Reformers and Covenanting forefathers.
Read MoreMessiah the Prince; or, the Mediatorial Dominion of Jesus Christ.
James Dodson
1881-William Symington.-Here is a tour de force defense of the Mediatorial Dominion of Jesus Christ over the nations by an eminent and able Reformed Presbyterian minister and professor. This contains an excellent overview and exposition of the Covenanter position on the subordination of the Civil Magistrate to Christ as Mediator.
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