1830 SAMUEL RUTHERFORD. Letters of Samuel Rutherford. Scottish Puritan Recommended by Spurgeon. John Wesley but took their movement on

but took their movement on the road

for that friend of sinners the Lamb of God

The Credibility of the Gospel History: Or

also came from this region and began the Seventh Day Adventists

broken by the acts of the mother country--a cruel mother

1830 SAMUEL RUTHERFORD. Letters of Samuel Rutherford. Scottish Puritan Recommended by Spurgeon. John Wesley but took their movement onA very attractive copy of a true devotional classic. ". . . the nearest thing to be found to divine inspiration among the mere writings of men . . . " C. H. Spurgeon, speaking of Rutherford's Letters. Rutherford, Samuel [1600 1661]. Letters of the Rev. Samuel Rutherford, Late Professor of Divinity at St. Andrews. With an Introductory Essay by Thomas Erskine. Glasgow. William Collins. 1830. 356pp. Attractive full pebbled morocco, raised bands, blind