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Protestant and Romish theologians of his own time; Justin and Irenaeus; Tertullian and Cyprian; Clement and Origen; Augustine and Jerome; Gregory Nyssen and Gregory Nazianzen; Anselm, and Bonaventure, and Bernard; Calvin and Rollock; Bellarmine and Pighius, — are all at hand to render aid or to receive replies. In one sense, Boyd on the Ephesians is a commentary, that is to say, the author discusses the meaning of every verse and clause, and does so well. But much more properly it might be called a theological thesaurus. You have a separate discussion of almost every important theological topic. The Trinity, the Incarnation, Original Sin, Baptism, Arianism, Ubiquitarianism, the Nature and Extent of Redemption, are all fully handled. There is a treatise on Predestination which alone would make a considerable volume. One can only regret that a selection of these separate essays or discussions was not published, rather than the huge indiscriminate mass, which has led to the calamitous result of a great divine being buried under his own erudition.
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Scottish High Commission, an ecclesiastical court of bishops and sympathetic ministers established to enforce the Articles. The accused were found guilty but all denied the authority of the Court to discipline them; Fergushill was a
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Trochoregia Scoti, SS. Theologiae in Academiis Salmuriana, Glascuana, et Edinburgena Professoris eximii, in Epistolam Pauli Apostoli ad Ephesios Praelectiones supra CC. . . . Opus Posthumum. . . . Londini : impensis Societatis Stationariorum 1652.
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A Spirituall Hymne, or the
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in structure. Many Scots studied or taught in French
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Blair, Robert; Row, William; M'Crie, Thomas (1848).
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546:Extracts from Obituary (Bannatyne Miscell., i).
543:"Verses to King James " (Muse's Welcome) ;
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16:Scottish theological writer, teacher and poet
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1368:(online ed.). Oxford University Press.
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515:Reid's Works of Robert Boyd of Trochrigg:
427:General Assembly of the Church of Scotland
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166:and died in Edinburgh on 15 January 1627.
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631:P. C. Reg., i., 309, 421, 422;
580:5. Scott's Fasti, sub Paisley.
313:St. Bartholomew's Day massacre
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1236:Campbell, William M. (1956).
851:. Routledge. pp. 75–76.
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896:Mitchison, Rosalind (2002).
504:, reprinted at Edinburgh by
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628:Robertson's Ayr, iii., 307;
622:Baillie's Lett., iii., 226;
442:The University of Edinburgh
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1434:M'Crie, Thomas (1850).
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160:University of Edinburgh
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129:University of Edinburgh
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1723:Walker, James (1888).
1518:Murray, David (1919).
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616:Glasg. Tests. ;
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