Located in Kilsyth, Scotland we specialise in a range of new, second hand and antiquarian Reformed Theological books and ephemera. Catalogues by email or post.
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A copy of Bagster’s famed English Hexapla, with Free Church of Scotland Missionary Provenance. This copy has presentation page inscribed to the Rev. William Kinnaird Mitchell, on his Leaving Free Church Trinity, as Missionary to India, 1852. £600.00 #RareBooks#RareBibles.
The Marrow Controversy, 1718–1723 by David C. Lachman £29.99, for £22.95.
Widely regarded as the definitive study of the Marrow Controversy and one of the best modern works on Scottish Presbyterian theology. @Grange_Press
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1796 edition of John Willison’s Concerning the Sanctification of the Lord’s Day — £45.
Evangelical Church of Scotland minister, active during the Revivals of the 18th century, and supporter of the Marrow Men.
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Great little exhibition on William Tyndale at the British Library at the moment.
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The Wycliffe Bible and Luther's NT (Wittemberg, 1522)...
Attractive Geneva Bible for sale. A translation that shaped the Reformation, quoted by Shakespeare, loved by the Puritans, and carried to New England by the Pilgrim Fathers. £1,500. #Puritans#RareBooks#Christian#RareBibles#Reformation
A 1791 edition of one of Thomas Boston’s most well-known works, A Crook in the Lot. This is a pastorally rich treatise on how believers ought to bear affliction. Also contains sermons on Church-Communion. £95.00
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