This seventh volume includes three treatises that strike a helpful balance of emphases on theology, history, and practice. A Reformed Catholic exists as a systematic, theological presentation of Perkins’s Reformed soteriology in contrast with the Church of Rome. Perkins’s Problem of the Forged Catholicism is an exercise in historical theology, proving from the primary source documents of church history that the Roman Catholicism articulated at Trent is not supported by the first twelve hundred years of the church’s witness. A Warning Against Idolatry handles worship practices—including liturgies, ceremonies, customs, and rites—concluding that all the externals of worship must be regulated by Scripture in the strictest sense. Taken as a whole, Perkins’s polemical work against the Church of Rome draws a clear dividing line between Roman Catholicism and the Reformed tradition.
There are 28 chapters in this book covering the Parables of Our Savior with an excellent introduction to the parables. William Taylor was urged by those who heard his sermons on the parables to put them into print. This work is the result of that urging. Those of us alive today and able to read these lessons presented over 100 years ago owe a debt of thanks to those who urged their printing. These lessons are filled with good sermon material on the parables of our Savior. 445 pages.
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