St. Paul's Heretic; or, Characteristics of an Heretic

by Caleb Fleming

Publisher:

T. Cox

, 1735

Overview

Focusing on the text of Titus 3:10, Caleb Fleming expounds the historical context surrounding the work of St. Paul. Examining the effects of heretics on the early church, Fleming provides succinct commentary on the moral sentiments at that time.

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Key Features

• Discusses Paul’s intention with the use of the term heretic
• Contains intelligent exegesis on the subject
• Examines early church discipline

Product Details

• Title: St. Paul’s Heretic; or, Characteristics of an Heretic
• Author: Caleb Fleming
• Publisher: T. Cox
• Publication Date: 1735
• Pages: 40

About Caleb Fleming

Caleb Fleming (1698–1779) was a tutor at Warrington Academy and pastor at the Presbyterian Church in Workingham, Berkshire. Ordained in 1740, Fleming led a life of ministry throughout London. Fleming is the author of many works including The Challenge on Baptism, Natural and Revealed Religion at Variance, Grammatical Observations on the English Language, and An Appeal to the People of England.