In this classic work of Christian theology, Candlish defends the importance of divine revelation as a necessary and authoritative source of knowledge. Drawing on biblical texts and historical scholarship, he argues that reason and revelation must work together in order to achieve a proper understanding of God and humanity. This book is a valuable resource for scholars and laypeople alike who seek to deepen their understanding of Christian faith.
This book is an exploration of the 51st Psalm, providing insights into the messages and themes of this important text. It also offers guidance on ways to incorporate the prayer into personal devotions.
Delivered over the course of several years, these lectures by Robert Smith Candlish are a profound exploration of the concept of God as Father. With an elegant blend of biblical exegesis and theological reflection, Candlish offers insights into the nature of divine love, the role of Christ in salvation history, and the theological significance of the fatherhood of God. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in theology and the nature of the divine.
This book is a collection of memorials dedicated to the life and legacy of Robert Smith Candlish, an influential minister and teacher in the Presbyterian church. It includes personal anecdotes, sermons, and other writings that provide insight into his character, beliefs, and impact on the church and his community. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of the Presbyterian church in Scotland.
This collection of sermons provides an in-depth look at the religious beliefs and practices of 19th century Scotland. With insights from three influential Scottish clergymen, this book offers a fascinating glimpse into the role of religion in daily life.
This insightful work of biblical exegesis explores the 15th chapter of 1st Corinthians, which deals with the resurrection of Christ and its implications for believers. Written by Robert Smith Candlish, a Scottish minister known for his eloquent preaching, this book provides a deep and meaningful exploration of one of the most important chapters of the New Testament.
In this collection of essays and sketches, Robert Smith Candlish argues for the sovereignty of the Christian people and the headship of Christ over the Church. He draws on historical and scriptural evidence to show that the true power of Christianity lies not in the hands of the clergy but in the hearts of the faithful. Candlish's eloquent prose and profound insights make this a timeless classic of Christian literature.