Presbyterians of the Past

Benjamin Rush, Temperance, & the Lord’s Supper

Physician and founding-father Benjamin Rush (1745-1813) published An Inquiry into the Effects of Spirituous Liquors on the Human Body, 1790. The pamphlet brought before the public several problems associated...

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Heidelblog, A Glorious Unfairness, Psalm 35

Posted on R. Scott Clark’s Heidelblog is a two part exposition of Psalm 35. The author, Zachary Keele, has been pastor of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Escondido, California since 2006. He believes Psalm 35...

Notes & News Header

The header for all Notes & News posts shows mail being sorted on a train. It is titled, “Traveling Post Office,” and shows a mail car as used by the Irish Mail, 1934. It is from The British Postal Museum...

Encouragement From Samson, W. Robert Godfrey

The book of Judges is challenging to read because many of the individuals making up the list of redeemers are less than admirable as they take on the ministry of relieving Israel from its quagmire caused by every man...

New Web Site, Confessional Presbyterian

During recent months Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary has been redeveloping its website to include more resources for the study of Presbyterian history. The collection of PDF documents that were gathered for...

Upcoming Conferences in Greenville, South Carolina

Please notice that both events will provide an abundance of books for sale to alleviate symptoms for those afflicted with bibliomania. The Greenville Conference on Reformed Theology (GCRT) will begin Friday, October 2...

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