1826 JOHN S. THOMPSON. Commentary on the Four Gospels - Based on Wakefield's Translation. Fascinating History. Reformer The works are a fascinating

The works are a fascinating response to the perceived hypocrisy of the Presbyterians and Independents of the time [something also noted and decried by Roger Williams and other dissenters]

and so many other of the classic Scottish Presbyterian Evangelicals of the early and mid-19th century

500 plus commissions

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1826 JOHN S. THOMPSON. Commentary on the Four Gospels - Based on Wakefield's Translation. Fascinating History. Reformer The works are a fascinatingVery scarce commentary on the four Gospel accounts and introduction to the New Testament with a biography of its author, John Samuel Thompson. At the time of this writing, he was a Universalist, but the study of Scripture begun here led him to renounce his Universalism because of its lack of biblical basis, historicity, and inability to produce personal reformation. A timely document. No other copies on the market. Thompson, John Samuel. The Christian