Travis Fentiman
Puritan Board Sophomore
Is Christ’s Kingdom as the Mediator the Church only, or does it include all things?
George Gillespie, the Westminster divine and Scottish covenanter has the most in-depth writings on the view that Christ’s Mediatorial Kingdom is the Church only.
Many are unaware of Gillespie's extended arguments on this subject, probably due (amongst other reasons) to their inaccessibility. Hence Gillespie has often been misunderstood and misrepresented. The Reformed Presbyterians, as a family of denominations, officially take the opposite viewpoint from Gillespie.
Whether one agrees with Gillespie or not, this document in contemporary format with explanatory notes will be invaluable to becoming familiar with Gillespie's thought on the topic.
As a bonus, these writings of Gillespie are also the classic delineation of the Establishment Principle, the Biblical relation between Church and State.
May this document be a rich and helpful resource to you in further searching out the things of God and Biblical doctrine.
George Gillespie, the Westminster divine and Scottish covenanter has the most in-depth writings on the view that Christ’s Mediatorial Kingdom is the Church only.
Many are unaware of Gillespie's extended arguments on this subject, probably due (amongst other reasons) to their inaccessibility. Hence Gillespie has often been misunderstood and misrepresented. The Reformed Presbyterians, as a family of denominations, officially take the opposite viewpoint from Gillespie.
Whether one agrees with Gillespie or not, this document in contemporary format with explanatory notes will be invaluable to becoming familiar with Gillespie's thought on the topic.
As a bonus, these writings of Gillespie are also the classic delineation of the Establishment Principle, the Biblical relation between Church and State.
May this document be a rich and helpful resource to you in further searching out the things of God and Biblical doctrine.
George Gillespie – ‘All of Gillespie’s Writings on Christ’s Mediatorial Kingdom is the Church Only’ 110 pp. ed. Travis Fentiman