Murray, John, 1898-1975

Content Description From the Collection:

This collection contains the personal papers, records, sermons, journals and correspondence of Edmund P. Clowney.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Smith-Murray Collection contains a small sampling of Murray’s work: some notebooks from his school days in Scotland, reports to the Reformed Ecumenical Synod’s Committee on Inspiration of Scripture, early drafts on Divorce (later published by Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing in 1976), and essays on Calvinist theological subject-matter. There is also a folder containing Murray’s writings on lessons titled “Application of Redemption.” This file, whose contents Murray wrote in a...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Smith-Murray Collection contains a small sampling of Murray’s work: some notebooks from his school days in Scotland, reports to the Reformed Ecumenical Synod’s Committee on Inspiration of Scripture, early drafts on Divorce (later published by Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing in 1976), and essays on Calvinist theological subject-matter. There is also a folder containing Murray’s writings on lessons titled “Application of Redemption.” This file, whose contents Murray wrote in a...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Smith-Murray Collection contains a small sampling of Murray’s work: some notebooks from his school days in Scotland, reports to the Reformed Ecumenical Synod’s Committee on Inspiration of Scripture, early drafts on Divorce (later published by Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing in 1976), and essays on Calvinist theological subject-matter. There is also a folder containing Murray’s writings on lessons titled “Application of Redemption.” This file, whose contents Murray wrote in a...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Smith-Murray Collection contains a small sampling of Murray’s work: some notebooks from his school days in Scotland, reports to the Reformed Ecumenical Synod’s Committee on Inspiration of Scripture, early drafts on Divorce (later published by Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing in 1976), and essays on Calvinist theological subject-matter. There is also a folder containing Murray’s writings on lessons titled “Application of Redemption.” This file, whose contents Murray wrote in a...

Scope and Contents From the Collection: The Smith-Murray Collection contains a small sampling of Murray’s work: some notebooks from his school days in Scotland, reports to the Reformed Ecumenical Synod’s Committee on Inspiration of Scripture, early drafts on Divorce (later published by Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing in 1976), and essays on Calvinist theological subject-matter. There is also a folder containing Murray’s writings on lessons titled “Application of Redemption.” This file, whose contents Murray wrote in a...

Content Description From the Collection: Unfortunately for scholars of John Murray and his contribution to Reformed theology, when Murray retired from WTS in 1966, he felt that his published works constituted the totality of his thoughts and opinions—and so he made a bonfire of his manuscript papers(!) Only a few Murray papers, gathered by Stanley Hagberg, Peter Smith, Elsie Palmer, and Whitman (unknown forename) have survived. Their collections are held in the Special Collections of Westminster Theological Seminary. Anyone who is...

Content Description From the Collection: Unfortunately for scholars of John Murray and his contribution to Reformed theology, when Murray retired from WTS in 1966, he felt that his published works constituted the totality of his thoughts and opinions—and so he made a bonfire of his manuscript papers(!) Only a few Murray papers, gathered by Stanley Hagberg, Peter Smith, Elsie Palmer, and Whitman (unknown forename) have survived. Their collections are held in the Special Collections of Westminster Theological Seminary. Anyone who is...

Content Description From the Collection: Unfortunately for scholars of John Murray and his contribution to Reformed theology, when Murray retired from WTS in 1966, he felt that his published works constituted the totality of his thoughts and opinions—and so he made a bonfire of his manuscript papers(!) Only a few Murray papers, gathered by Stanley Hagberg, Peter Smith, Elsie Palmer, and Whitman (unknown forename) have survived. Their collections are held in the Special Collections of Westminster Theological Seminary. Anyone who is...