A Short Vindication of our Covenanted Reformation.
James Dodson
1879-David Steele.-A second edition of the principles of the Scottish Second Reformation against the “American” RP “Covenant of 1871.”
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Sabbath, or Sunday.
James Dodson
1882-David Steele.-A brief article on Sabbath keeping and why calling the day “Sunday” is inappropriate.
Read MoreReminiscences. Historical and Biographical of a Ministry in the Ref’d Presbyterian Church During Fifty Three Years.
James Dodson
1883-David Steele.-An autobiographical account of David Steele’s long life and career as a theological gadfly, advancing historic Covenanter principles, to his wandering Reformed Presbyterian brethren.
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James Dodson
1885-David Steele.-A Thanksgiving sermon.
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James Dodson
1885-David Steele.-A defense against false accusations with reflections on the arrogance of youth and the ungratefulness often shown to teachers by their erstwhile students.
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James Dodson
1885-David Steele.-On Covenanter identity, the American “civil” war and matters of taxation.
Read MoreCIRCULAR No. 3. A Concise History of the Reformed Presbyterian Church from the Middle of the Sixteenth Century and of the Reformed Presbytery from 1840 Till the Present Time.
James Dodson
1886-David Steele.-A sketch of RP history with special emphasis on the formation of the Reformed Presbytery (i.e., “Steelite”), in 1840, and its 19th century contendings.
Read MoreContinuous Singing in the Ordinary Public Worship of God,
James Dodson
ca. 1885-David Steele.-A defense of the practice of lining in the singing of the Psalms. Mr. Steele explains how the principle of charity ought to work in the public worship of the church.
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