Marrow of Modern Divinity

The Marrow of Modern Divinity was a book written in 1645 by Edward Fisher and later reprinted with the notes of Thomas Boston, the book ignited the Marrow controversy. The book is divided into three sections which are called "The Law of Works, The Law of Faith and The Law of Christ" is a dialogue with four characters, which are: an antinomian, a legalist, a minister of the gospel and a new Christian. Fisher attempts by using the dialogue of these characters to describe the gospel from errors. The book is centered around the law-gospel distinction.

See also

• Auchterarder Creed

References

External links

• Marrow of Modern Divinity public domain audiobook at LibriVox

1. Marrow Controversy
2. Marrow
3. Thomas Boston
4. Marrow Brethren
5. Edward Fisher (theologian)
6. Republication of the Covenant of Works
7. Auchterarder Creed
8. Theological fiction
9. First Secession
10. Robert Riccaltoun
11. Ebenezer Erskine
12. Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
13. James Hadow
14. Covenant theology
15. Sola fide
16. James Hog
17. Neonomianism
18. William Wilson (Secession minister)
19. James Hervey
20. John Edwards (Siôn Treredyn)