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- Questions 91-151 in the Westminster Larger Catechism by the Westminster Divines
- Commentary on the Larger Catechism by Thomas Ridgeley
- Commentary on the Shorter Catechism by Thomas Boston
- Wholesome Severity Reconciled With Christian Liberty by George Gillespie
- John Knox Debates Theonomy, Idolatry and Civil Resistance
in the General Assembly of 1564 by John Knox
- Reformation, Revolution and Romanism by John Knox
- John Knox's Historic Theonomy by Reg Barrow ($.25)
- Messiah the Prince by William Symington
- Lex, Rex, or the Law and the Prince by Samuel Rutherford
- The Two Sons of Oil; or, The Faithful Witness for Magistracy and Ministry Upon a Scriptural Basis by Samuel B. Wylie
- The Theonomic Thesis by Greg Bahnsen
- No Other Standard: Theonomy and Its Critics by Greg Bahnsen ($16.95-20%=13.56)
- By This Standard? The Authority of God's Law Today
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- Give Me that Old Time Theonomy Theonomy by George Gillespie ($.25)
Vindiciae Legis: or, A Vindication of the Moral Law and the
Covenants, from the Errors of Papists, Arminians, Socinians, and more
especially, Antinomians (1647)
"A nonconformist clergyman," Burgess "was a member of the
(Westminster) Assembly of Divines. Ejected at the Restoration... his works are
much valued and have become very scarce" (Darling, Cyclopedia
Bibliographica, p. 439). This book contains 30 lectures preached at
London "against the antinomian errours of the times." It is the
second edition corrected and augmented. Burgess says that he wrote to
"maintain the dignitie and use of the Morall Law against late errours
about it." Taking on all the errorists listed in the subtitle Burgess also
notes that he has "endeavoured to give the Law its due, and the Gospel its
due, remembering that of Luther... He that knoweth how to distinguish between
Law and Gospel, let him give thanks to God, and know he is a Divine" (i.e.
a scholar of Scripture-RB). An exceedingly rare item that sells for over $300 a
copy on the rare book market. This book should be read by everyone in the
Protestant Reformed church (or anyone who must deal with them) as it demolishes
their (i.e. Protestant Reformed) errors concerning covenants --especially in
regard to their denial (and disregard for the biblical, "Westminster"
view) of the covenant of works. Some of its 62 chapter heads include:
"What a man cannot do by the power of nature;" "Whether there
are any antecedaneous works upon the heart before grace;" "What does
this Image (of God in man--RB) consist;" "Whether God did enter into
a covenant with Adam;" "How God can be said to covenant, or enter
into a promise with man;" What Law this delivered in Mount Sinai is, and
what kind of laws there are, and why it's called the Moral Law;" Whether
this Law repeated by Moses, be the same with the law of nature implanted in
us;" "Why God gave the Moral Law;" Whether the Law be an
instrument of sanctification;" "Whether the Law be a covenant of
grace;" Wherein the Law and Gospel do oppose or differ from each other;
under which is handled the false differences between the Law and Gospel made by
Anabaptists, Papists, and Antinomians;" "Whether the Law command
faith;" "How Christ is the end of the Law." Indexed.
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