The Shorter Writings of George Gillespie, Volume 2 the Shorter Writings of George Gillespie, Volume 2 - Gillespie, George
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Theologian George Gillespie (1613-1648) served as one of the Scottish church's representatives at the Westminster Assembly. While his two major works on worship and the relationship between church and state are highly regarded, Gillespie's shorter writings have not been circulated since their original publishing. Naphtali Press and Reformation Heritage Books present this Special Edition of The Shorter Writings of George Gillespie brings these valuable works into the hands of today's readers. Volume two contains Gillespie's controversial writings against Erastianism and his principles for how the government should relate to the Church.…mehr

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Theologian George Gillespie (1613-1648) served as one of the Scottish church's representatives at the Westminster Assembly. While his two major works on worship and the relationship between church and state are highly regarded, Gillespie's shorter writings have not been circulated since their original publishing. Naphtali Press and Reformation Heritage Books present this Special Edition of The Shorter Writings of George Gillespie brings these valuable works into the hands of today's readers. Volume two contains Gillespie's controversial writings against Erastianism and his principles for how the government should relate to the Church.
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George Gillespie (1613-1648) was a member of the Westminster Assembly of Divines and, although its youngest member, was respected for his learning, zeal, and sound judgment resulting in his essential assistance to the preparation of the Directory and Confession of Faith. He presented the Confession of Faith to the General Assembly in 1647, obtaining its ratification. In 1648 he was elected moderator of the assembly, but the pressures of the position probably led to his death later that year.