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The Covenanters in Ireland: A History of the Congregations 2010 9781905455041 This definitive volume has brought together the histories of each of the Reformed Presbyterian congregations in Ireland along with the history of RP missions. Of great importance is the inclusion of the 'Fasti' a brief biographical sketch of all Irish Covenanter ministers who have completed their earthly service. Here is recorded the movement of the Spirit of God among a people over more than three centuries of distinct Covenanter witness in Ireland. |
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Our Covenant God 2009 9781905455034 Clark Copeland was born in 1915 in Kansas. After serving, first as a teacher, then as director of the American Academy in Cyprus, he returned home to work as an 'evangelist at large' with the Reformed Presbyterian Church. He served briefly as a pastor before becoming Professor of Biblical Studies at the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh from 1962-89. This book is a tour through the rich tapestry of scripture's great theme of God's Covenant - a theme he loved to set before his students, revealing it in all its multi-faceted wonder. |
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What about going out? 2007 9781905455010 'You must unlearn what you have learned' Kicking off with that quote from Jedi Master Yoda, Warren and Ruth Peel plead with Christian young people today to revolutionise their thinking about dating - to unclog their brains of all the gunk from the non-Christian world that so easily builds up around our regenerate brain cells, and really get to grips with what God's Word has to say about going out. |
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Psalms, Hymns and Spiritual Songs 2006 1905455003 I have been accustomed to call the Book of Psalms 'An Anatomy of all the parts of the Soul'; for there is not an emotion of which any one can be conscious that is not here represented as in a mirror. - John Calvin The Psalms are in a sense universal, and transcend the personal and historical. - Louis Berkhof The Psalms are an epitome of the whole Scriptures. - Athanasius Professor Leahy argues in this booklet that what God looks for in worship He has already given to us - namely the Book of Psalms. |
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God, Satan and the Jews 2005 0951314092 The Wailing Jew, wailing before a wall in Jerusalem, all that remains of the Temple, wailing for himself and his people, but not for his sins! The Wandering Jew, philosophically and theologically adrift! But when the Jews turn to Christ with tears of true repentance, this wailing and wandering will end, and they will be led by the Good Shepherd. Then we can all stand together with Paul at the foot of the cross, each one of us saying, 'I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me'. |
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A School of the Prophets 2004 0951314084 For one hundred and fifty years the Reformed Theological College, with an unshaken commitment to biblical Christianity, has been training a succession of gospel ministers for the church of Christ. F.S. Leahy here tells its story in a vivid and interesting way which, like all good history, has lessons for the present and a challenge for the future. The need is enormous, the opportunities thrilling, the available resources infinite in Christ. |
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The Psalms for Singing - A 21st Century Edition (Staff) 2004 0951314041 As a denomination the Reformed Presbyterian Church of Ireland undertook the task of revising our psalm book to bring it more in line with modern english but at the same time holding as a true translation. This work was completed in 2004. The is the Staff version. |
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The Psalms for Singing - A 21st Century Edition (Sol-Fa) 2004 095131405X Sol-fa version. |
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The Psalms for Singing - A 21st Century Edition (Presentation Staff Edition) 2004 0951314068 Staff version. Leather bound and in a presentation case. |
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The Psalms for Singing - A 21st Century Edition (Presentation Sol-fa Edition) 2004 0951314076 Sol-fa version. Leather bound and in a presentation case. |
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James Martin: Pioneer Medical Missionary in Antioch 2003 0951314033 The book is a biography of the life of James Martin a Reformed Presbyterian Pioneer Medical missionary to Antioch in Syria (1871-1924). It is indeed a thrilling account of faith and courage; and it is by Isobel Lytle, who from the very first page shows herself to be admirably equipped to write that account. Full review |
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Biblical Baptism 1992 0951314025 The subject of baptism is always topical. What does baptism mean? How is it to be administered? What authority is there in Scripture for the practise of infant baptism? The purpose of this book is to consider these and other similar questions in the light of Scripture. |
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The Covenanters in Ireland 1984 0951314009 A history of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in Ireland. |