Selected Writings of Benjamin Morgan Palmer
Articles written for The Southwestern Presbyterian in the years 1869-70
- Hardcover
- 232 pages
- English
- 2014
‘No expression of mine is adequate to convey the power of this book. It is to be hoped that readers will rise from these incomparable Selected Writings to the magisterial Life of Benjamin Morgan Palmer , by Thomas Cary Johnson, also published by the Trust.’ , JOHN R. DE WITT
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‘No expression of mine is adequate to convey the power of this book. It is to be hoped that readers will rise from these incomparable Selected Writings to the magisterial Life of Benjamin Morgan Palmer , by Thomas Cary Johnson, also published by the Trust.’ , JOHN R. DE WITT
‘Benjamin Morgan Palmer’s life and writings demonstrate that strong convictions regarding the inspiration, authority, and sufficiency of Holy Scripture will equip gospel servants with all things necessary to answer the requirements of their times.’ , RICHARD D. PHILLIPS
Palmer reminds his readers that what we do for Christ always relies and results from who we are in Christ. For instance, the tenderness of Palmer’s care for the soul who crossed his path is just as inspiring as the wisdom with which he ministered grace to their spirits. In Palmer we see wisdom combined with a loving fervor for Christ’s people. Yet above such considerations as these, the reason why i have found myself increasingly drawn to Palmer in recent years is the way in which his high view of Holy Scripture both shaped and empowered his remarkable ministry. Benjamin Morgan Palmer’s life and writings demonstrate that strong convictions regarding the inspiration, authority, and sufficiency of Holy Scripture will equip gospel servants with all things necessary to answer the requirements of their times.
About the author

B. M. Palmer
Benjamin Morgan Palmer (1818–1902) was born in Charleston, South Carolina. He was educated at Amherst College (1832-34), the University of Georgia (BA, 1838), and Columbia Theological Seminary (1839-41). He married Mary Augusta McConnell in 1941.
More about B. M. PalmerDetails
- Publisher
- Banner of Truth
- Published
- 2014
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 232
- ISBN-13
- 9781848714106
- Format
- Hardcover
- Binding
- Clothbound
- Weight
- 300 g
- Dimensions
- 188 × 126 × 24 mm
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