Request: William Symington's Messiah the Prince

Philip Larson

I recommend that Logos include William Symington's Messiah the Prince in one of their future offerings. I think it was written in the later 1800s by this Scotsman.

Perhaps the best feature of this book is that he seeks to locate and coordinate all the biblical data on Christ in his role as mediatorial king:

“As for me, I have set my King
on Zion, my holy hill.”

While there are surely eschatological implications, this is not Symington's goal. He simply wants to show what the Bible says concerning the consequences of Christ's ascension.