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See also: brother of Ebenezer See also: Erskine (q.v.), was See also: born on the 18th of See also: March 1685
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After studying at the university of
See also: Edinburgh, he was in 1711
ordained assistant See also: minister at See also: Dunfermline
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He homologated the protests which his brother laid on the table of the See also: assembly after being rebuked for his See also: synod See also: sermon, but he did not formally withdraw from the establishment till 1737
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He was also See also: present, though not as a member, at the first meeting of the associate See also: presbytery
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When the severance took place on account of the See also: oath administered to burgesses, he adhered, along with his brother, to the burgher section
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He died after a See also: short illness on the 6th of See also: November 1752
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His See also: works consist of sermons, poetical paraphrases and gospel sonnets
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The Gospel Sonnets have frequently appeared separately
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His See also: Life and See also: Diary, edited by the Rev
.
D
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See also: Fraser, was published in 1842
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I have a very old Dutch book (1750) with three Ralf Erskine sermons, translated in Dutch by Theodorus van der Groe. It is about Isaiah 42:6 "Christ, a covenant to the nations", Matthew 28:18 "All authority in heaven and earth has been given to Me." and Revelations 7:17 "The Lamb Who is in the midst of the throne." Yours Hans Stienstra
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