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The Burgher Mission - Letter from One of the Missionaries of the Burgher Synod to Nova Scotia [Matthew Dripps]
Parsons' embrace of the Awakening was sealed by his encounter and relationship with George Whitefield who was touring the colonies in 1740
tying the missionary revival of the modern era to the Acts of the Apostles
and ended up becoming the student-name of one of the most terrifying villains in literary history
1787 THOMAS SCOTT. On Christian Sanctification - Preached in John Newton's Church. Superb! ZZSlaveryandSuffrage The Burgher Mission - LetterA superbly balanced work the Great Awakening divine, Thomas Scott [1747 1821]. He is of course author of the famed commentary and his influential The Force of Truth. Here, he delivers an excellent discourse on the nature of Christian sanctification inside the economy of grace. Scott's personal influence is often forgotten. He succeeded John Newton at Olney where he continued to support and sustain William Wilberforce's anti slavery efforts