1765 JOHN ERKSINE. First Edition Sermons by George Whitefield Co-Worker at Cambuslang Revival

Very rare first edition of the sermons and experimental theology of John Erskine [b.1721]. Erskine was one of the most significant voices defending the work of Whitefield at Cambuslang, even publishing a defense arguing that the Revival may well be the final great work of grace that ushered in the final reign of Jesus. He also corresponded extensively on subjects related to revival and experimental Christianity with Jonathan Edwards.

First edition of his works in which we can hear echoes of his conversations with Edwards, those precious days of Sacrament during the Cambuslang Revival, and his desire for a genuinely supernatural, Spirit-inspired Christianity.

Erskine, John. Theological Dissertations; Containing: 1. The Nature of the Sinai Covenant. II. The Character and Privileges of the Apostolic Churches. III. The Nature of Saving Faith. IV. The Law of Nature Sufficiently Promulgated to the Heathens. V. An Attempt to Promote the Frequent Dispensing the Lord's Supper. London. Edward and Charles Dilly. 1765. First Edition. 311pp.

Good - edition, heavily rubbed, hinges through. Shaken. Textblock good and solid. Handled. Very slight worm traces in margin at least couple leaves. No copies on the market at any price.