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"Shaw's work provides a miniature course in theology. More than that, it explains, expounds and applies the whole gospel in a way that will explain the message of Scripture, illumine understanding, stimulate worship and strengthen Christian living...Let Robert Shaw be your guide, reading him with careful and prayerful thought, discernment and appreciation . . ."
- Sinclair Ferguson
The Westminster Confession is the most accurate and comphrehensive creed so far produced by the church. Many of its statements are short explanations of a profound doctrine that needs to be unpacked. The classic explanation of the confession provides a thorough theological grounding.
This book, originally published in 1845, is completely re-typeset for this 5th reprint by Christian Focus Publications.
Author Information: Dr. Robert Shaw (1795-1863) was a Scottish Presbyterian theologian and minister at Whitburn (halfway between Edinburgh and Glasgow). He was a leader in the Original Secession Church.
420 Pages
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"Shaw's work provides a miniature course in theology. More than that, it explains, expounds and applies the whole gospel in a way that will explain the message of Scripture, illumine understanding, stimulate worship and strengthen Christian living...Let Robert Shaw be your guide, reading him with careful and prayerful thought, discernment and appreciation . . ."
- Sinclair Ferguson
The Westminster Confession is the most accurate and comphrehensive creed so far produced by the church. Many of its statements are short explanations of a profound doctrine that needs to be unpacked. The classic explanation of the confession provides a thorough theological grounding.
This book, originally published in 1845, is completely re-typeset for this 5th reprint by Christian Focus Publications.
Author Information: Dr. Robert Shaw (1795-1863) was a Scottish Presbyterian theologian and minister at Whitburn (halfway between Edinburgh and Glasgow). He was a leader in the Original Secession Church.
420 Pages
