The life of Edward Irving, minister of the National Scotch church, London.

Oliphant, Mrs. (Margaret), 1828-1897.

"Whether I live, I live unto the Lord; and whether I die, I die unto the Lord: living or dying, I am the Lord's." Amen.

NEW YORK: HARPER & BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS, FRANKLIN SQUARE. 1862.

"TO ALL WHO LOVE THE MEMORY OF EDWARD IRVING, WHICH THE WRITER HAS FOUND BY MUCH EXPERIMENT TO MEAN ALL WHO EVER KNEW HIM,

Table Of Contents

• PREFACE
• CHAPTER I. HIS PARENTAGE AND CHILDHOOD.
• CHAPTER II. HIS COLLEGE LIFE.
• CHAPTER III. HADDINGTON.
• CHAPTER IV. KIRKCALDY.
• CHAPTER V. AFLOAT ON THE WORLD.
• CHAPTER VI. GLASGOW.  
• CHAPTER VII. LONDON, 1822.
• CHAPTER VIII. 1823. The Orations.
• CHAPTER IX. 1824. Failure of Health.
• CHAPTER X. 1825. Irving's Introduction to the Study of Prophecy.
• CHAPTER XI. JOURNAL. Wanderings among the Hills.
• CHAPTER XII. 1826, 1827. The Headship of Christ.
• CHAPTER XIII. 1828. Sermons on the Trinity.
• CHAPTER XIV. 1829. Degree of D. D.
• CHAPTER XV. 1830. A new Light.
• CHAPTER XVI. 1831. Church Conflicts.
• CHAPTER XVII. 1832. " Bedlam" and " Chaos."
• CHAPTER XVIII. 1833. Inquiries of Mr. Campbell.
• CHAPTER XIX. 1834. THE END.

1. Case of Miss Fancourt, as described by herself in a Letter to a Friend.
2. Extracts from Mr. Baxter's "Narrative of Facts" in respect to the so-called miraculous gifts.
3. Speeches of Irving before the Presbytery of London, March, 1832.