Samuel Rutherford's Trial and Triumph of Faith contains sermons preached first in Anwoth, and thereafter, in London on the story of the Syrophenician woman.

Anyone familiar with Samuel Rutherford knows that his work is calculated for great advantage to those who are advanced in the faith. This work was originally published (1645), as Innes writes, in a "time which those who seek to occupy his (Rutherford's) exact standpoint have always looked back to as not only the one golden age of the Church of Scotland, but as the only time when the world around it seemed prepared to join in its triumph" (adapted from Treasury of the Scottish Covenant, p. 306).

432 pages.