Compiled by Michael Keen, new 2010 edition, green cloth with d/w

Three very significant ‘magazines’ have been born since 1955: The Banner of Truth Magazine (published monthly), Reformation Today (published bimonthly) and the Westminster/Puritan Conference Papers (published annually). These publications contain some outstanding articles from contemporary and past authors, covering doctrinal, historical and biographical topics, and current i...

• THE SAVOY DECLARATION OF FAITH AND ORDER 1658 — G. Thomas
  



• JOHN GOODWIN—THE UNORTHODOX PURITAN — J. H. Stringer
  



• THE MARROW CONTROVERSY — M. R. Gordon
  



• WALTER MARSHALL’S “GOSPEL MYSTERY OF SANCTIFICATIONâ€� — O. R. Johnston
  



• PURITAN EVANGELISM — J. I. Packer
  



• JOHN HOWE AS A PASTOR OF SOULS — W. H. Davies
  

• THE PURITANS AND THE DOCTRINE OF ELECTION — Iain Murray, B.A.
  



• THE WITNESS OF THE SPIRIT: THE PURITAN TEACHING — Rev. J. I. Packer, D.Phil.
  


• THE PURITANS’ DEALINGS WITH TROUBLED SOULS — Rev. G. A. Hemming, B.A.
  



• THE LAW AND THE COVENANTS — A STUDY IN JOHN BALL — Rev. E. F. Kevan, M.Th.
  



• MRS. HUTCHINSON AND HER TEACHING — Miss E. Braund
  



• RICHARD GREENHAM AND THE TRIALS OF THE CHRISTIAN — O. R. Johnston, M.A.
  

• THE PURITANS AND THE LORD’S DAY — Dr. J. I. Packer
  



• THE SAVOY CONFERENCE, 1661 — G. Thomas
  



• THOMAS SHEPARD’S "PARABLE OF THE TEN VIRGINS" — O. R. Johnston
  



• JOHN BUNYAN AND HIS EXPERIENCE — Owen C. Watkins
  



• THE PURITAN PRINCIPLE OF WORSHIP — Dr. W. Young
  



• DAILY LIFE AMONG THE PURITANS — E. Braund
  

• FOREWORD — The Rev. J. I. Packer, M.A., D.Phil.
  



• THE LIFE & WORK OF A MINSTER ACCORDING TO THE PURITANS — Paul Cook
  



• THE PURITANS AS INTERPRETERS OF SCRIPTURE — Rev. J. I. Packer, M.A., D.Phil.
  



• WILLIAM GUTHRIE ON THE TIRAL OF A SAVING INTEREST IN CHRIST — The Rev. D. Mingard
  



• DIVINE SOVEREIGNTY IN THE THOUGHT OF STEPHEN CHARNOCK — F.K.Drayson, M.A...

• FOREWORD — The Rev. J. I. Packer, M.A., D.Phil.
  



• JOHN CALVIN: THE MAN WHOM GOD SUBDUED — Rev. P. E. Hughes, M.A., B.D., D.Litt.
  



• THE PURITAN VIEW OF PREACHING THE GOSPEL — Rev. J. I. Packer, M.A., D.Phil.
  



• ANDREW FULLER’S CONFLICT WITH HYPERCALVINISM — Rev. T. E. Watson, M.A.
  



• DISCIPLINE IN THE PURITAN CONGREGATION — Rev. D. Downham
  



• REVIVAL: AN HISTORICAL AND THEOLOGICAL SURVEY — Rev. D. M. Lloyd-Jones, M.D., M.R.C.P.
  

• PHILIP DODDRIDGE’S ‘THE RISE AND PROGRESS OF RELIGION IN THE SOUL’. — Rev. A. Gibson, B.A.
  



• JONATHAN EDWARDS AND THE THEOLOGY OF REVIVAL — Rev. J. I. Packer, M.A., D.Phil.
  



• KNOX AND THE SCOTTISH REFORMATION — Rev. G. N. M. Collins, B.D.
  



• THE PURITAN DOCTRINE OF APOSTASY — Rev. W. H. Davies
  



• KNOWLEDGE — FALSE AND TRUE — Rev. D. M. Lloyd-Jones, M.D., M.R.C.P.
  

• THE PURITAN IDEA OF COMMUNION WITH GOD — Rev. J. I. Packer, M.A., D.PHIL.
  



• THE PURITAN DOCTRINE OF JOY — Rev. J. Gwyn-Thomas, B.A.
  



• MISSIONARY THOUGHT AND PRACTICE WITHIN THE REFORMED TRADITION — Rev. B. R. Easter
  



• PREACHING — PURITAN AND REFORMED — Rev. J. A. Caiger
  



• THE PURITAN CONCEPT OF DIVINE INTERCESSION — Rev. E. E. Evans, B.D., PH.D.
  



• SUMMING-UP — Rev. D. M. Lloyd-Jones, M.D., M.R.C.P.
  

• WILLIAM PERKINS AND THE ORIGINS OF PURITAN CASUISTRY — I Breward, M.A.
  



• THE PURITAN CONSCIENCE — Rev. J. I. Packer, M.A., D.PHIL.
  



• THOMAS BOSTON OF ETTRICK — Rev. D. J. Innes, M.A.
  



• SOME ASPECTS OF JOHN OWEN’S DOCTRINE OF THE PERSON AND WORK OF CHRIST — Rev. F. R. Entwistle, B.A.
  



• PURITAN PERPLEXITIES: SOME LESSONS FROM 1640-1662 — Rev. D. M. Lloyd-Jones, M.D., M.R.C.P.
  

• THE PURITAN APPROACH TO WORSHIP — The Rev. J. I. Packer, M.A., D.Phil.
  



• SCRIPTURE AND ‘THINGS INDIFFERENT’ — Rev. Iain Murray, B.A.
  



• CHARLES HADDON SPURGEON — PREACHER — Rev. D. M. Whyte, M.A.
  



• JOHN OWEN ON SCHISM — Rev. D. M. Lloyd-Jones, M.D., M.R.C.P.
  

• CALVIN’S DOCTRINE OF GOD — Rev. R. A. Finlayson, M.A.
  



• CALVIN THE MAN — O. R. Johnston, M.A.
  



• CALVIN: A SERVANT OF THE WORD — Rev. J. I. Packer, M.A., D.Phil.
  



• THE GROWTH OF CALVIN’S INSTITUTIO — G. E. Duffield, M.A.
  



• CALVIN’S GENEVA — Rev. W. J. Grier, M.A.
  



• JOHN CALVIN AND GEORGE WHITEFIELD — Rev. D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones, M.D., M.R.C.P.
  

• ULRICH ZWINGLI AND THE UNRESOLVED PROBLEMS OF PROTESTANTISM — Rev. D. W. Marshall, M.A., B.D.
  



• THE ANABAPTISTS — Rev. D. P. Kingdon, M.A., B.D.
  



• LUTHER — Rev. J. I. Packer, M.A., D.PHIL.
  



• THOMAS CRANMER — Rev. G. S. R. Cox, M.A.
  



• JOHN KNOX — S. M. Houghton, M.A.
  



• "ECCLESIOLA IN ECCLESIA" — Rev. D. M. Lloyd-Jones, M.D., M.R.C.P.
  

• FINNEY ON REVIVAL — Rev. P. E. G. Cook, B.D.
  



• JOHN OWEN ON COMMUNICATION FROM GOD — Rev. J. I. Packer, M.A., D.PHIL.
  



• CATECHISMS, AND THEIR USE AMONG THE PURITANS — Rev. J. Lewis Wilson, M.A., B.D.
  



• OLIVER HEYWOOD, THE NORTHERN PURITAN — Rev. W. H. Davies
  



• HENRY JACOB AND THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — Rev. D. M. Lloyd-Jones, M.D., M.R.C.P.
  

• THE CHRISTIAN MIND OF ABRAHAM KUYPER — Rex Ambler, M.A..
  



• THE PURITANS AND SPIRITUAL GIFTS — Rev. J. I. Packer, M.A., D.PHIL.
  



• DANIEL ROWLAND — Rev. E. Evans, B.D., PH.D.
  



• BAXTER’S REFORMED PASTOR — Rev. J. A. Caiger
  



• "SANDEMANIANISM" — Rev. D. M. Lloyd-Jones, M.D., M.R.C.P.
  

• THE ARMINIAN CONFLICT AND THE SYNOD OF DORT — Rev. John R. de Witt, B.A., B.D.
  



• ARMINIANISMS — Rev. J. I. Packer, M.A., D.PHIL.
  



• JOHN WYCLIFFE: THE EVANGELICAL DOCTOR — Rev. David Fountain, M.A.
  



• PURITAN ESCHATOLOGY: 1600 TO 1648 — Peter Toon, B.D., M.TH., S.TH.
  



• JOHN FLETCHER: AN ARMINIAN UPHOLDER OF HOLINESS — Rev. David R. Smith
  



• WILLIAM WILLIAMS AND WELSH CALVINISTIC METHODISM — Rev. D. M. Lloyd-Jones, M.D., M.R.C.P.
  

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  THE PURITAN CASUISTRY OF PRAYER — SOME CASES OF CONSCIENCE RESOLVED — Peter H. Lewis
  
  
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  WASTED LEGACY: LESSONS FROM AN ANGLICAN ANNIVERSARY — Gordon J. Murray, M.A.
  
  
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  C. H. SPURGEON AND THE DOWN GRADE CONTROVERSY — David P. Kingdon, M.A., B.D.
  
  
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  JONATHAN EDWARDS AND THE TERMS OF ADMISSION TO COMMUNION — Graham Harrison, M.A., B.A., B.LITT.
  
  
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  PURITANISM AND ITS ORIGINS — D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones, M.D., M.R.C.P.
  

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  BECOMING A CHRISTIAN — COVENANT THEOLOGY: A HISTORICAL SURVEY — Geoffrey Thomas, B.A., B.D.
  
  
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  BECOMING A CHRISTIAN — IN THE TEACHING OF JOHN CALVIN — Graham Harrison, M.A., B.A., B.LITT.
  
  
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  BECOMING A CHRISTIAN — IN THE TEACHING OF HEINRICH BULLINGER — David W. Marshall, B.A., M.A.
  
  
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  BECOMING A CHRISTIAN — IN TH...

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  ADDING TO THE CHURCH — THE PURITAN APPROACH TO PERSUADING SOULS — Erroll Hulse
  
  
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  ADDING TO THE CHURCH — IN THE TEACHING OF THE ELIZABETHAN SEPARATISTS — Alan Tovey
  
  
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  ADDING TO THE CHURCH — DURING THE EARLY AMERICAN PERIOD — Richard Bauckham, PH.D.
  
  
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  ADDING TO THE CHURCH — in the TEACHING OF THE WELSH CALVINISTI...

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  LIVING THE CHRISTIAN LIFE — 1. LUTHER AND CALVIN ON THE PLACE OF THE LAW — Donald MacLeod, M.A.
  
  
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  LIVING THE CHRISTIAN LIFE — 2. EXEMPLIFIED IN THE ENGLISH REFORMERS — Iain Murray, B.A.
  
  
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  ISSAC WATTS: FATHER OF ENGLISH HYMNODY — Paul E. G. Cook, B.D.
  
  
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  LIVING THE CHRISTIAN LIFE — 3. IN THE TEACHING OF WILLIAM PER...

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  LUTHER AND CALVIN — Graham Harrison, M.A., B.LITT.
  
  
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  THE ANABAPTISTS — Alan F. Kreider, M.A., PH.D.
  
  
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  THE SCOTTISH COVENANTERS — G. N. M. Collins, B.A., B.D.
  
  
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  PURTIAN ENGLAND — Peter Lewis
  
  
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  CHRISTIAN THOUGHT AND ACTION DURING THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION — David K. Straub, B.A.
  
  
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  THE FRENCH REVOLUTION AND AFTER — D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones, M.D., M.R.C.P.

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  John Robinson and the Separatist Ideal — Stephen Brachlow, B.SC., M.DIV.
  
  
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  Thomas Hooker—The Soul’s Preparation for Christ— Robert M. Horn, M.A.
  
  
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  John Cotton—First English Calvinist? — R. T. Kendall, M.A., M.DIV., D.PHIL.
  
  
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  Roger Williams—The Earliest Legislator for a Full and Absolute Liberty of Conscience â€...

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  John Calvin: the Witness of the Holy Spirit — Anthony N.S. Lane
  
  
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  The Holy Spirit in Puritan Experience — Andrew A. Davies
  
  
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  Thomas Halyburton — John D. Nicholls
  
  
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  Quakers, Ranters and Puritan MYSTICS — Roger W. Welch
  
  
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  Ferment in New England: Reactions to the Great Awakening — Graham D. Harrison
  
  
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  Ferment in Old England: Revival and the Primitive Methodists — Eric J. Alldritt
  

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  LUTHER AND THE ROAD TO FAITH — Don Garlington
  
  
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  LUTHER AND THE CONFLICT WITH ROME — David Kingdon
  
  
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  LUTHER: THE MAN — Kenneth Brownell
  
  
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  JOHN OWEN AND THE BASIS OF CHRISTIAN UNITY — Roger Abbott
  
  
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  JOHN OWEN AND THE ‘DEATH OF DEATH’ — Jack N. Macleod
  
  
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  WILLIAM WILBERFORCE AND THE CLAPHAM SECT — Geoffrey Thomas
  

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  The Preaching of the English Reformers — Gordon J. Murray
  
  
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  Preaching in Early Puritanism — R.T. Kendall
  
  
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  The Marrow Controversy—Thomas Boston and the Free Offer — John J. Murray
  
  
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  Jonathan Edwards and the Northampton Awakening — Samuel T. Logan
  
  
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  The Forgotten Revival — Paul E.G. Cook
  

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  WORSHIP AND THE MARIAN EXILES IN FRANKFURT — Kenneth Brownell
  
  
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  WORSHIP AMONG THE PURITANS — THE REGULATIVE PRINCIPLE — Christopher Bennett
  
  
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  PREACHING FROM CALVIN TO BUNYAN — Peter Lewis
  
  
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  THE HUGUENOTS AND THE REVOCATION OF THE EDICT OF NANTES, 1685 — John Carrick
  
  
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  BENJAMIN KEACH AND NON-CONFORMIST HYMNOLOGY — Alan Clifford
  
  
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  1735: THE HARBINGER OF REVIVAL — Graham Harrison
  

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  OFFICE IN THE CHURCH FROM THE SEPARATISTS TO THE WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY — Andrew A Davies
  
  
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  THE CALL TO THE MINISTRY IN PURITAN TEACHING — Hywel R. Jones
  
  
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  MINISTERIAL TRAINING FROM HARVARD TO PRINCETON — Geoffrey Thomas
  
  
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  THE PASTOR AS PREACHER IN SEVENTEENTH CENTURY ENGLAND — Brian Freer
  
  
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  THE PURITAN PASTOR AS COUNSELLOR — Daniel Webber
  
  
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  RICHARD SIBBES, ‘THE HEAVENLY DOCTOR’ — Maurice Roberts
  

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  THE REFORMERS: ATTITUDES TO CATHOLICS AND ANABAPTISTS —David Boorman
  
  
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  ‘REFORMATION WITHOUT TARYING FOR ANIE’: THE EARLY SEPARATISTS AND THE NON-SEPARATING PURITANS — Hywel Roberts
  
  
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  OLIVER CROMWELL — THE FATHER OF TOLERATION? — Gordon Murray
  
  
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  1662 AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF NON-CONFORMITY — Peter Beale
  

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  1588: THE COUNTER-REFORMATION AND ENGLAND - John E. Marshall
  
  
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  THE CONNECTION BETWEEN 17TH CENTURY BRITISH AND DUTCH CALVINISM - J. Douglas MacMillan
  
  
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  MOVING THE HEART - THE PREACHING OF JOHN BUNYAN - John Harris
  
  
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  1688: BATTLE WON OR LOST? THE DISSENTERS AND THEIR LIBERTIES - Frank Orna-Ornstein
  
  

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  THOMAS CRANMER: COMPROMISER OR STRATEGIST — Kenneth Brownell
  
  
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  CRANMER'S PRAYER BOOK AND ITS INFLUENCE — G. Eric Lane
  
  
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  FOXE'S BOOK OF MARTYRS AND ITS INFLUENCE — Simon Chase
  
  
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  THE WESTMINSTER DIRECTORY OF PUBLIC WORSHIP (1645) — Alan Clifford
  
  
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  1689: WHY ANOTHER CONFESSION? — Erroll Hulse
  
  
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  DAVID BRAINERD - MISSIONARY TO THE RED INDIANS — Neville F. Rees
  
  
  

James Darling, pp.3327, double column, large format, tan cloth

Darling’s work was originally published as a single large volume in 1854. This reprint has increased the page size to allow for a more readable text, and divided it into three volumes to make it more manageable. Darling arranges his material alphabetically by author, giving a short biographical notice of authors and a listing of their books. This work contains an exhaustive list of all theological wor...

James Darling, pp1908, double column, large format, tan cloth

The companion volumes to the above, but in Scripture text order.