The Scots-Irish travelled down the Shenandoah Valley from Pennsylvania establishing settlements along the way and continued to distribute themselves into North Carolina and on into South Carolina. They were...
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God’s Rainbow in the Heavens
The photograph of a rainbow was taken two Saturdays ago. It is unfortunate that the aperture of the lens was inadequate to show the entire arch which curved high in the sky and appeared to touch the earth at both ends...
Andrew F. Dickson, 1825-1879
Andrew Flinn was born to Rev. John Augustus and Mary Augusta (Flinn) Dickson in Charleston, South Carolina, November 8, 1825. His mother was the daughter of the first pastor of Second Presbyterian Church, Andrew Flinn...
Recreation Among the Dictionaries
While reading an American newspaper published in the eighteen fifties, I ran across an advertisement for a lecture titled, “Recreation Among the Dictionaries.” The scheduled speaker was a minister and the locals were...
Between Wittenberg and Geneva, Kolb & Trueman
In 2017, professors Robert Kolb and Carl R. Trueman published Between Wittenberg and Geneva: Lutheran and Reformed Theology in Conversation, Baker Academic. The purpose of the book is to invite “both Lutheran and...
Kidner Classic Commentaries, Psalms
There are Bible commentaries published in the second half of the twentieth century that will continue to be read for years to come such as John Murray on Romans, Philip E. Hughes on Hebrews, and anything by F. F. Bruce...
