Life of Rabbi Duncan

by David Brown

"Rev. Professor John Duncan, 'Rabbi' Duncan as he was affectionately known, was one of the intellectuals and spiritual giants of last century. The record of his life, therefore, as on would expect, is of the greatest interest to those who value Reformed teaching, for i was to this teaching that 'Rabbi' Duncan was wholly committed. From the forward...First published1872

Genres: Biography

514 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1986

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[Vaclav · Rating 4 out of 5]

another Scots! i don't know, but i find the period in 1800s to be one of the most richest in clear biblical and Christ centered theology on the history of the church. i could be wrong...but i have read so many bios on these theologians, pastors and missionaries from that period of time, and come away immensely blessed and inspired by their lives! Rabbi Duncan wasn't a rabbi, it was only a nick name for his ministry to the Jews in Easter Europe! himself a sincere doubter, came around to trust fully in Christ as his only hope of salvation!