The Works of John Brown of Haddington (14 vols.)

by John Brown; Robert Mackenzie

Publishers:

W. Anderson; Robert Carter & Brothers; Hodder and Stoughton

and

9 more

, 1789–1918

Overview

John Brown of Haddington was one of Scotland's most important theological writers from the eighteenth century whose works on faith, worship, doctrine, and spirituality have had an enduring impact on the Church. The fourteen volumes in The Works of John Brown of Haddington (14 vols.) include all of Brown's major theological works, his two-volume Dictionary of the Bible (one of the first of its kind), The Self-Interpreting Bible, and his most important work: A Compendious View of Natural and Revealed Religion, also known as The Systematic Theology of John Brown.

This packed collection includes Brown's personal letters, essays, tracts, sermons, a catechism for children, a concordance of the entire Bible, and more. Also included is Robert Mackenzie's inspirational biography John Brown of Haddington.

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Key Features

• Over 5,000 pages of John Brown of Haddington's work
• Includes both The Self-Interpreting Bible and A Compendious View of Natural and Revealed Religion
• Includes Robert Mackenzie's biography John Brown of Haddington
• Linked to your preferred Bible

Endorsements

He was known throughout Scotland for his piety and learning, his retired and studious habits, and his earnest desire to throw such a light on the sacred volume as should make all ordinary readers feel it to be an instructive and blessed book. It may, indeed, be said of his literary and biblical labors, as was said of his Divine Master's preaching, 'the common people heard him gladly.'

—The North British Review

Product Details

• Title: The Works of John Brown of Haddington
• Author: John Brown
• Volumes: 14
• Pages: 5,526
• Resource ID: {A5AE3EA9-A927-40C3-B595-85C99AE6F736}

About John Brown

John Brown (1722–1787) was born at Carpow in the parish of Abernethy, in Pershire Scotland. Around the age of twelve, his parents died and Brown supported himself as a shepherd. After teaching himself Latin, Hebrew, and Greek, Brown would work as a schoolmaster, briefly as a volunteer soldier, and eventually would become a student of divinity in the Secession Church. He was ordained as a minister at Haddington, East Lothain, in 1751, where he remained for the rest of his life. While continuing his duties as a minister, Brown also took the position of Professor of Divinity and began to publish works to great acclaim. Brown had six children, four of whom became ministers, and one that became the provost of Haddington.