1689 London Baptist Confession of Faith

I suspect the London Baptist Confession of 1689 would be a popular resource if it were available for purchase on Logos, especially given its significance for the Particular Baptists, Spurgeon, etc. in the past and with a growing interest in the Reformed Baptist community in the present. I'm posting just to put the idea out here for Logos...

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Graham Criddle

Hi Brad

I suspect the London Baptist Confession of 1689 would be a popular resource if it were available for purchase on Logos

It is included in https://www.logos.com/product/29185/the-creeds-of-christendom-vol-3-creeds-of-the-evangelical-protestant-churches at logosres:creedschr3;ref=CanonsOfDort.Canons_V,_2.9;off=353237

Graham

Brad Walworth

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/572923#Comment_572923

Thank you Graham.

Looks like a very interesting text - may have to add this to my library!

Doc B

There were also, if I recall, a couple different PB versions of it in the Files forum.

Brad Walworth

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/574552#Comment_574552

Thank you Doc, I will look into these.

Christopher Powell

I think that Sam Waldron's Exposition of the 1689 (which is only available in one ebook format - through now defunct Doxa Press) would be a big seller:

http://www.amazon.com/Baptist-Confession-Faith-Samuel-Waldron/dp/085234340X

I have recently contacted the author and he has indicated that there are no electronic versions of his book currently available.

Joshua Chubb

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/572923#Comment_572923

Schaff misses the distinctiveness of Chap VII of the 1689 in this work, as both it and the Savoy and other Congregationalist confessions are modifications of the WCF only the modifications are presented in this work and then not all of them.

On a similar note I found this: http://www.proginosko.com/docs/wcf_sdfo_lbcf.html#WCF7