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1866. First edition. xx, 338pp. Rev. Adam Forman (1794-1865) was born in the manse of Carmunnock, and his early life was spent in the manse and parish of Kirkintilloch. He was ordained to the ministry, and into the charge of the parish of Innerwick in 1824, and was immediately after the Disruption inducted into the charge of the Free Church Congregation, Leven. His ministry extended over forty years. His sermons were characterized by breadth of thought, a few plain words of Saxon energy succeeded by passages rich in expression, and tinged with fancy, of graphic force and rich in truth, they specially commended themselves to the attention of the thoughtful. The main subjects of his preaching were the importance of regeneration, the magnitude of the sacrificial atonement, and the infinity of the divine love. This is a collection of his Discourses, with a brief memorial sketch of Forman by Rev. Charles L.C. Tulloch of the Free Church, Livingston. The book is bound in the original green cloth covered boards with gold titling on the spine. The case of the book is in very good condition with some shelf wear and light soiling on the boards and bumping to the spine ends. The contents are tight and clean with a few pages of the Memoir at the start of the book having short lines drawn on the margin. There is no inscription. Seller Inventory # gScotRel27
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