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	John Welsh of Ayr - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		John Welsh of Ayr (1568-1622) was a Scottish Presbyterian leader.
		Welsh later ministered in Kirkcudbright and in Ayr, where he spent five years and with which he was ever afterward associated.
		His grandson was the Covenanters' leader, John Welsh of Irongray.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Welsh_of_Ayr (146 words)

	John Welsh of Ayr
		John Welsh [or Welch], minister of the gospel at Ayr, and grandfather of John Welsh of Irongray, the Covenanter, was born of an ancient and well-to-do family in Dumfriesshire about the year 1568.
		Welsh abounded in industry and ability, and was not slow to gain a mastery of Latin [the language of theology in that age] and a competent knowledge of Greek.
		Welsh's indignation was white hot, but his confidence in the sovereignty of God enabled him to predict future good for the Scots Church: 'Yet that stock and trunk of Jesse shall flourish, and the Lord shall reign in the midst of his enemies'.
	www.puritansermons.com /banner/jnwelsh.htm (5194 words)

	Broadmining: Ayr (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Ayr is a town in the county of
		Ayr has a well known racecourse within the town, whose events include the Scottish Grand National (April) and Ayr Gold Cup (September).
		To the north of Ayr is the adjoining town of Prestwick, famous for its golf, and its thriving aviation industry, thanks to the presence of
	lowide.com /Ayr (220 words)

	The Story of the Tower of St. John's in Ayr
		It was contemporary with the Castle of Ayr and the Castle of Newton, with the oldest of the Tolbooths.
		Ayr itself was small as compared with its present extent, but it was not by any means insignificant when compared with the other towns of Scotland, and it was, besides, venerable in point of antiquity.
		John's had four altars and all the paraphernalia of the Church of Rome ; and well might the Friars fear when they heard the cries of the angry mob for the demolition of their shrines.
	www.maybole.org /history/Books/legends/towerofstjohn.htm (3948 words)

	English Popish Ceremonies, Extracts
		John Colquhoun says of this Protestation, "it is as clear a piece of reasoning as is to be found in all the annals of the Church of Scotland." 8 The author of the Protestation was Patrick Simson.
		John Howie and Alexander Whyte speak of him in his young years as being irreligious and profane, whilst in his manhood they speak of him as having committed gross acts of wickedness, as being a rake, and a man of no worth, who purchased a title at the cost of truth.
		John Howie of Lochgoin speaks of Gillespie's work "as being of too corrosive a quality to be digested by the bishops' weak stomachs." 35 If Henderson was the statesman of the covenanters, and Rutherfurd their scholar, Gillespie, with his lucid and orderly presentations, was their penman.
	www.naphtali.com /epcextrc.htm (8360 words)

	John Knox
		John Knox is considered to be the greatest Reformer in the history of Scotland.
		John Knox is the author of “The History of the Reformation in Scotland”;.
		John Knox was first called to the Protestant ministry at St. Andrews, which was throughout his life intimately associated with the Reformer's career.
	www.greatsite.com /timeline-english-bible-history/john-knox.html (1163 words)

	Ayr by-election 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Although Ayr has a long standing Conservative tradition, the majorities in the Westminster seat were never enormous and in three out of the four most recent parliamentary contests in Ayr, the majorities have been under 200.
		Ayr is a very divided constituency with the northern part of town containing most of the council estates which provided Labour with its core vote while the southern half has the fashionable residential areas and resort where the Tories are strongest.
		As the new Ayr seat would have been Labour even in 1992 and 1987, Welsh was seen to be a dead cert as MSP for Ayr.
	www.alba.org.uk /ayr/ayrby00.html (2794 words)

	Ayr Press Releases
		AYR United became the last club to book their place in the fourth round of the Tennent - s Scottish with a victory over Stranraer which sets up a home clash with St Mirren in the last 16 of the competition.
		AYR United manager Campbell Money was understandably dejected after a goalless draw at Falkirk on Saturday saw his side lose their fight to stay in the First Division.
		AYR United have had the spectre of relegation hanging over them all season and there was to be no great escape for the young Somerset Park side.
	www.topix.net /world-soccer/ayr/pr (1400 words)

	Reid - Part III (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		John Leverance was translated from Douglas to Crawfordjohn in 1599, where, however, he remained only two years.
		Sixteen years before the laird of Gilkerscleugh, "Johne Hamiltoun, was delate to have buryed his bairne within the Kirk of Crawfurd Johne" The Presbytery of that time prohibited the burial.
		Of his large family, consisting of five daughters and nine sons, two of the latter entered the ministry: James Smith Goldie became pastor of the church of Walkerburn; he suddenly died on the roadside in the act of visiting a parishioner; another son, Thomas Smith Goldie, was ordained minister of Granton near Edinburgh in 1889.
	www.crawford-john.org.uk /reid-2.htm (7668 words)

	Lewis Name History - Page 2 of 2
		As the region was largely uninhabited by the Welsh, Vortigern saw this as a golden opportunity to provide a buffer zone between southern Wales, an unpopulated and largely wilderness area of the north, and populate it with a formidable ally, namely the Votadini.
		The Welsh used a complex system whereby the son would take the name of the father as a second name, for instance, one of our ancestors was Lewis ap Thomas, his son was Richard ap Lewis.
		John was a good man, having been raised by his uncle Edward after his father's death, and had earned a burgesship in the township of Abergavenny, bestowed upon him by the Lord of that place.
	www.senclewises.com /history2.html (1938 words)

	Wikinfo \| John Knox (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Neither the place nor the date of the birth of John Knox, the great Scottish Reformer, is settled beyond dispute; but the weightiest considerations favour Giffordgate, a suburb of the town of Haddington (16 m.
		Thence he proceeded either to the University of Glasgow, where the name "John Knox" occurs among the incorporati in 1522, or to St. Andrews, where he is stated to have studied under the celebrated John Major, a native, like Knox, of East Lothian and one of the greatest scholars of his time.
		John Knox, to St. Andrews, who, by the faction of the queen occupying the castle and town of Edinburgh, was compelled to remove therefrom, with a number of the best, and chose to come to St. Andrews.
	www.wikinfo.org /wiki.php?title=John_Knox (2834 words)

	History and Biography
		John Owen On the Spirit in the Life of Christ by Sinclair Ferguson.
		The Death of John Bunyan by George Offor.
		A biographical sketch of a Welsh Baptist, greatly used of the Lord in both difficulty and in revival.
	www.puritansermons.com /hist.htm (1963 words)

	SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE LIVES OF SUNDRY EMINENT PERSONS, CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
		JOHN WELSH was not long since Minister of Kircudbright, and afterwards translated to the Church of Ayr, whom MR.
		WELSH'S danger, did seriously desire he would not preach that day, for that the Court was there; but by no entreaty would he be hindered from the discharge of his duty, telling them, that he would adventure to preach GOD’s word, and trust the Lord with what concerned himself.
		WELSH with great authority spoke to him, and in the name of his Master, JESUS CHRIST, charged him that he should not disturb the worship of GOD; wherewith the nobleman was so affrighted, that he fell a trembling, yea, was forced to crouch down, and make no farther disturbance.
	wesley.nnu.edu /john_wesley/christian_library/vol29/CL29Part4.htm (3252 words)

	Revival Library \| Pensketches \| John Welsh
		John Welsh (or Welch) was born in 1568.
		Kirkcudbright was the scene of a four year ministry where he began to see a trickle of converts, who responded to his powerful preaching.
		From Kirkcudbright, John Welsh travelled northward to his third and last Scottish charge in the county-town of Ayr, with which town his name has ever after been associated.
	www.revival-library.org /pensketches/welshj.htm (213 words)

	July23: John Welsh's Last Sermon at Ayr before arrest
		John was given a mock trial and jailed.
		Whenever John heard that a fight was brewing, he rushed to the spot and urged the rowdies to sit down to a peace meal together.
		John's wife was made of the same heroic stuff as her husband.
	chi.gospelcom.net /DAILYF/2002/07/daily-07-23-2002.shtml (736 words)

	Ayr by-election 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		He said the situation in Ayr, with job losses, deteriorating crime figures and lengthening hospital waiting lists was indicative of how the executive was performing.
		Jobs have been lost all over the Ayr constituency, with Prestwick Circuits and GE Caledonian all laying off workers and, just yesterday, the announcement by Fullarton that 146 jobs were to go from their Prestwick plant.
		The Ayr by-election, the first for a Scottish Parliament seat, was called after the resignation of Labour's Ian Welsh at the end of last year.
	www.alba.org.uk /ayr/ayr54.html (390 words)

	Sermons - The Christian Arsenal
		John Bunyan's Archive - It has been said that his famous allegory about Pilgrim on his journey to the Celestial City is second only to the Bible itself in number of copies sold through the ages and through out the world.
		John Gill's Archive - Our purpose is the presentation of Sovereign Grace Doctrines in Scripture.
		The Spurgeon Archives - Charles Spurgeon was known as the prince of preachers.
	www.christianarsenal.com /Sermons.htm (983 words)

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		John R De Witt 1968, p.5 (Westminster/Puritan Conference) Calvinism, Decline of, in the Baptist Churches of Leeds.
	users.aber.ac.uk /emk/index.txt (12913 words)

	John Sykes: Tyger of Pan Tang
		His dropped aitches betray John James Sykes' Southern origin and sure enough the first 14 of his 21 years were spent in Reading.
		Initial personal reaction to John have him pinned as probably less deep than the others, more into the basics of life and rock 'n' roll.
		John Sykes Joins After auditioning a number of players in London, the Tygers offer John the job of lead guitarist.
	www.john-sykes.info /topt.html (6100 words)

	Scottish Preachers' Hall of Fame
		Thomas Chalmers (1780 - 1847) was a giant in his day, consorting with Kings, Princes and Statesmen, but retaining great humility and love for his people, whom he constantly sought to bring to salvation.
		Born at Sanquhar, in Dumfries, 11 February 1814, the son of John Thomson, shopkeeper and later farmer, and Elizabeth McCall.
		Seen as the successor to John Knox, this remarkable man defied Bishops, Princes and Kings in defence of the Presbyterian Faith.
	www.newble.co.uk /hall/hallofame.html (1342 words)

	WALES CPB CYMRU
		A tutor in economic and trade union studies, he is a former Welsh President of AEUW-TASS (now MSF).
		Author, broadcaster and long-time campaigner for a Welsh parliament and leasehold reform, and against racism and fascism at home and abroad.
		To come home late, weary and hoarse from a round of meetings to find this proletarian bunch getting ready their 'shake-downs' for the night was like walking into a picture from John Reed's Ten days that shook the world.
	welshcommunists.co.uk /election2003.htm (2171 words)

	Finder Index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Brentnall, John, William Bagshawe: the apostle of the Peak.
		Bunyan, John - John Bunyan: Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners.
		Calvin, John - John Calvin and the Spread of the Gospel in France.
	users.aber.ac.uk /emk/finder/finder.htm (9196 words)

	The Aussie Outpost Library - Biography and Church History Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		John Owen on the Spirit in the Life of Christ: S Ferguson
		John Owen on the Spirit in the Life of Christ: S Ferguson PDF
		Summary of the Life, Witings and the Character of the Late John Gill
	reformerkev.esmartweb.com /library/libraryhistory.html (1667 words)

	NIRecords
		John Blair, son of minister of Portpactrick at Carrickfergus receiving worship at Larne, John Donaldson, John Mure, Gavin Mure, John Weir, John Wilson, Wm.
		Widow McCadam of Ballyrobert in 1669, John McAdam 1728,1769 and 1828, Samuel McAdam in 1833 and 1850.
		John McAdams was living in Omagh and Thomas McAdams in Urney Tyrone in 1860.
	www.mcadamshistory.com /NIRecords.html (7098 words)

	Puritans
		The Correspondence of John Owen (1616–1683) With an account of his life and work Edited by Peter Toon Forward by Rev. Dr.
		Owen was by common consent the weightiest Puritan theologian, and many would bracket him with Jonathan Edwards as one of the greatest Reformed theologians of all time.
		Westminster Shorter Catechism Project works by John Flavel, Thomas Watson, Thomas Boston, James Fisher, and John Whitecross, and others.
	www.monergism.com /thethreshold/articles/topic/puritans.html (1347 words)

	The Hidden Life of Prayer, Chapter 7
		Those saintly persons had looked on Christ until they were changed into His likeness; they had tarried on the Mount of God until the uncreated glory shone upon their brow.
		Tradition affirms that Columbia the Celtic missionary, Ruysbroek the recluse of Groenendaal, John Welsh of Ayr, and many others, were wrapped in a soft and tempered radiance as they prayed.
		John Nelson, hearing one comparing John Wesley, unfavorably, with a pulpit celebrity of the time, replied, "But he has not tarried in the Upper Room as John Wesley has done." It is this tarrying in the Upper Room that secures the enduement of power.
	www.aracnet.com /~wing/hidden7.htm (1674 words)

	NEW ARRIVALS (August/98 to today) at Still Waters Revival Books (Summaries by Reg Barrow & Others)
		In-depth studies and comparisons of William Perkins, Willem Teellinck, the Westminster Confession, John Owen, Alexander Comrie, and Thomas Goodwin convincingly demonstrate with fresh insights that the differences between Calvin and the English/Dutch Calvinism on assurance arose primarily from a newly evolving pastoral context rather than from foundational variations in doctrine.
		"John Calvin knew that if the biblical truths rediscovered at the Reformation were to spread throughout the world, they would have to be presented in a form which ordinary people could understand.
		The grandson of John Welsh of Ayr and a great-grandson of John Knox...
	www.swrb.com /links/res298.htm (9540 words)

	John Welsh's Descendants - jwen04 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		OPR Dailly.Fairlie Cunningham daughter lawful to William Welsh,merchant in Dailly by Montgomerie Bell his wife was born 7Sep and baptized 13Sep1808.
		The minister was Rev Charles Cunningham.A Fairlie Cunningham was born in Ayr
		Birth-Ayrshire Muirkirk.Thomas Wilson and Agnes Johnston in Panbreck,Parish of Auchenleck a son,born upon the 4th.February and baptized at Muirkirk village upon the 11th.of the same month,named Thomas.
	www.btinternet.com /~fraser.hamilton2/jwen04.htm (497 words)

	Four Good Resolutions Hebrews ch.10 vv.22-25 Believersweb.org
		You see, as long as your conscience condemns you, you can never be assured - it's impossible to be assured - you must bring your conscience under the power of the blood of Christ, and don't let your conscience contradict the Word of God.
		The Word of God tells you that "if we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins..." (1 John 1, 9) and that "there is no condemnation to them that are in Christ..." (Romans 8, 1).
		Collect the texts that refer to this and plead with God to authenticate these texts powerfully to your conscience until your soul is sweetly at rest.
	www.believersweb.org /view.cfm?ID=1134 (3942 words)

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