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A Fair and Impartial Testimony

A Fair and Impartial Testimony

John Willison (1680–1750) was a Church of Scotland minister and evangelical writer, born near Stirling. He served at Brechin from 1703 and at Dundee from 1718 until his death, standing for gospel doctrine through the patronage disputes of his day. His Afflicted Man's Companion and The Balm of Gilead comforted generations of sufferers; our library carries A Fair and Impartial Testimony (1744), his witness to the work of God in Scotland.

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First published
1750
Length
69k words · about 5 hours
Chapters
19

About this book

A testimony by John Willison on the state of religion in Scotland and the duty of repentance, published in 1750. It laments doctrinal and moral decline, records encouragements of revival, and calls the church back to faithfulness. A primary source for the religious history of eighteenth-century Scotland.

Contents

  1. Prefatory Statement by the Transcriber
  2. The Preface
  3. Testimony · Part 1 🔒
  4. Testimony · Part 2 🔒
  5. Testimony · Part 3 🔒
  6. Testimony · Part 4 🔒
  7. Testimony · Part 5 🔒
  8. Testimony · Part 6 🔒
  9. Testimony · Part 7 🔒
  10. Testimony · Part 8 🔒
  11. Testimony · Part 9 🔒
  12. Testimony · Part 10 🔒
  13. Testimony · Part 11 🔒
  14. Advertisement 🔒
  15. Adherence 🔒
  16. Postscript 🔒
  17. Postscript 🔒
  18. Subscriber’s Names 🔒
  19. Appendix 🔒

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