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Sermons on Important Doctrines

John Colquhoun (Author)

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Edited by Don Kistler

Binding: Hardcover
Page Count: 259
Publisher: The Northampton Press
ISBN#: 9780979857928

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Description: Christians today are woefully ignorant of the most essential doctrines, particularly those dealing with the Person and work of Christ, justification, sanctification, and what it means to be saved from sin.

In this book, out of print since 1886, the great Scottish preacher John Colquhoun (1748-1827) deals specifically with those grand themes. Here are sermons on Christ as a servant, Christ as our substitute, Christ as our righteousness, and how we are brought into union with Him.

These matters are never out of date or out of style. And we can never have enough instruction on such important topics.
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