Hugh Martin
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Hugh Martin (1822–1885) was a Scottish Free Church minister who served at Panbride and later devoted himself entirely to theological writing. His major works — The Atonement and The Prophet Jonah — are esteemed in Reformed circles for their profound treatment of substitutionary atonement and their deep spiritual insight.
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Joyous Spirituality of Christian Pilgrimage: Part I
Genuine admiration of the cross of Christ - imbuing a man with the evangelical spirituality which is the want of the age, and which alone has been found powerful enough to alienate us from the world at every point - makes him, there can be no reason to doubt, what the psalmist calls himself, 'a…
Joyous Spirituality of Christian Pilgrimage: Part II
Let us glance at the principle and process as they were seen operating in Abraham, the father of the faithful. A more decided instance of the believer's relation towards the world, in this aspect of it, cannot be found than in Abraham. The very platform and tenor of his outward life were…
Joyous Spirituality of Christian Pilgrimage: Part III
It cannot, I trust, be warrantably inferred from anything that has now been said, that we could mean to represent the believer as a miserable recluse or a moping solitaire - as uncompanionable - not formed for or aiming at the duties and enjoyments of friendship. Any such inference would be alike…