The Girdle of Truth

Stand firm therefore.

Now, here, the first thing which calls for our notice is the posture of the militant Christian – “stand.” Here the word is referred, not to a warfare finished, but to a warfare just beginning; and the apostle wants to show us how the soldier is to bear himself when he goes forth to “fight under Christ’s banner against sin, the world, and the devil,” and he begins by telling him “to stand.”

The expression is to be taken first, no doubt, as opposed to cowardice, to fainting, to a dishonourable and inglorious retreat. “Whom resist, steadfast in the faith.”

Martyn Lloyd-Jones Interview December 1970

Martyn Lloyd-Jones interviewed December 1970.

Conservative Evangelical who focused on the Sovereignty of God and Glory of God.

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John Wesley Deceitful Action Against Augustus Toplady

John Wesley manifestly changed the meaning of the pamphlet; disclaiming the doctrines of grace, and then published with Augustus Toplady’s name.

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