Symington, William. On the Intercession of Jesus Christ. Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publication, 1840. [12562]
Removed, no wrapper, 7 x 4 1/4 inches, 40 pp., tidemark in the fore-edge margin throughout. Newly strung. Good. Pamphlet.
A scriptural study on the reality, nature, matter, properties, and results of Christ's intercession for His people.
William Symington (1795-1862), Scottish Reformed Presbyterian pastor and theologian. “Symington was pre-eminently a Covenanter Evangelical. He insisted that the only basis for Scotland’s national covenants was the covenant of grace. He became deeply involved in social reform because he saw intemperance, ignorance of the Scriptures, illiteracy, slavery, bad working conditions and corruption in government as moral sins in a nation committed to God in public covenant. He was recognized as one of Scotland’s most powerful and eloquent speakers…” – Dictionary of Scottish Church History & Theology.
