The Works of the Famous and Worthy Knight, Sir David Lindsay of the Mount, Alias, Lyon, King of Arms. Newly Corrected and Vindicate [sic] from the ... And Augmented with Sundry Works, &cDavid Lindsay · First published 2018Open the Tome
A testimony of the spirit of truth, concerning Richard Brothers, the man appointed of God to govern the Hebrews, the Elijah promised by the Lord, in these last days, to come and restore all things; dignified with the title of his king, who will be exalted to the throne of David, in Mount Zion, in Jerusalem. In an address to the people of Israel, &c. to the Gentiles called Christians, and all other Gentiles. With some account of the manner of the Lord's gracious dealing with his servant William Bryan, one of the Brothers of the Avignon Society, and by revelation of God declared to be a Jew of the tribe of JudahBryan, William of the Avignon Society · First published 1795Open the Tome
The works of the famous and worthy knight Sir David Lindesay of the Mount, aliasLyon King of Armes, newly corrected and vindicate from the former errors wherewith they were corrupted and augmented with sundry works &cSir David Lindsay · First published 1672Open the Tome
Englands Alarm to VVar against the Beast : By command from Heaven, and His Israels Example upon Earth, comming- in to rescue David, out of the hands of a cruell Lord, and a bloudy Edomite : upon the same ground from Scripture and Reason, Israel had then, and Christians now, To resist the Prince ruling in the Aire, and with the Kings of the Earth. In 3. Sections : Wherein, I. The History of Sauls War against David is so related from the sacred Text, that it relates in whole, and in part, to the three last yeeres affaires : The most remarkable Passages between the King and the Parliament before the War brake forth. II. And to the bloody Execution of the Edomite in this War against the Parlia- ment in Ireland and Lngland ever since. III. Here is also excellent Reason given, Why the Tribes came not in sooner; and sufficient Reason, Why they came-in so Armed at the last : Relating ful- ly to this present time, The wonderfull Providences, The admirable Deli- verances, Strange Discoveries, &c. As at this day. Also, To confirme the hearts and hands of the Godly in their warfareMcAlpin Collection of British History and Theology (Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary) · First published 1643Open the Tome