1862 GEORGE LAWSON. Life, Letters, & Writing of Important Scottish Divine, George Lawson. Congregational would not come to its

would not come to its aid

” Geikie would die less than 3 years later

I thank God that He has kept me very well from my childhood to the age of 24 years

Winthrop's "City on a Hill" for the new land is evident throughout

1862 GEORGE LAWSON. Life, Letters, & Writing of Important Scottish Divine, George Lawson. Congregational would not come to itsExcellent and rather rare biography of one of Scotland's most influential divines, George Lawson [1749 1820]. He was minister at Selkirk, established a school for training young Presbyterian ministers right in his home at a time when there was a desperate need because of the breach with the Scottish church, authored a still very much loved works on the Life of Joseph, Proverbs, and on Ruth and Esther. . . highly commended by Spurgeon. Macfarlane,