Ecclesiology
This work highlights two aspects of the theological work of Alexander Henderson concerning the church. The first work sets out his view of church order, detailing firstly the offices of doctors, deacons, and elders in the church, and secondly how general assemblies, excommunications, presbyteries and synods ought to function. The latter work excoriates the practice of prelacy, which Henderson and his fellow covenanters swore to extirpate.
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94 pages
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This work highlights two aspects of the theological work of Alexander Henderson concerning the church. The first work sets out his view of church order, detailing firstly the offices of doctors, deacons, and elders in the church, and secondly how general assemblies, excommunications, presbyteries and synods ought to function. The latter work excoriates the practice of prelacy, which Henderson and his fellow covenanters swore to extirpate.
Hardback
94 pages
5x8
This work highlights two aspects of the theological work of Alexander Henderson concerning the church. The first work sets out his view of church order, detailing firstly the offices of doctors, deacons, and elders in the church, and secondly how general assemblies, excommunications, presbyteries and synods ought to function. The latter work excoriates the practice of prelacy, which Henderson and his fellow covenanters swore to extirpate.
Hardback
94 pages
5x8