The Log College: Biographical Sketches of William Tennent and His Students, Together with an Account of the Revivals Under Their Ministries Geneva Series Commentaries ‘Glorious’ is probably the last

‘Glorious’ is probably the last adjective most modern writers would use to describe the Christian Church

He had a deep commitment to the church and an abiding interest in seeing ministers trained ably for her service — an interest which led to him writing this book

They are truly ‘occasional’ documents

it has led many to take the first steps by which men climb to better things

During his earthly life Jesus had many critics and enemies who sought to discredit him and sometimes trap him in his own words

The Log College: Biographical Sketches of William Tennent and His Students, Together with an Account of the Revivals Under Their Ministries Geneva Series Commentaries ‘Glorious’ is probably the lastOf the many volumes written on the Great Awakening which changed the course of American history in the 1740s, none is more interesting than Archibald Alexanders classic account recorded in this volume. Taking as his starting point William Tennents unpretentious theological school (contemptuously called the Log College), Alexander proceeds through a series of rich biographical chapters to trace the ministerial work of the students who entered