History of Holy Days Part 1 - Dr. Steven Dilday (Free MP3)

History of Holy Days Part 2 - Dr. Steven Dilday (Free MP3)

History of Holy Days Part 3 - Dr. Steven Dilday (Free MP3)

History of Holy Days Part 4 - Dr. Steven Dilday (Free MP3)

History of Holy Days Part 5 - Dr. Steven Dilday (Free MP3)

History of Holy Days: Part 6 - Dr. Steven Dilday (Free MP3)

History Of Holy Days: Part 7 - Dr. Steven Dilday (Free MP3)
The crowning sermon of this fine series on little heard Bible truth related to removing Antichrist's holy days, removing the monuments to idolatry of the Papal Antichrist, the duty of the civil magistrate [rulers] in these matters, errors of Dispensationalism, the egalitarian American amendments to the Westminster Confession of Faith, Jonathan Edwards on Antichrist and his holy days, David Steel on separation, etc. More FREE ONLINE MP3s and TEXT RESOURCES from the best Puritan, Covenanter, Presbyterian, Reformed and Baptist authors and preachers, on the Biblical view of holy days, are at http://www.sermonaudio.com/go/413 and at http://www.swrb.com/newslett/FREEBOOK/holyday.htm).

+++ The Puritan Hard Drive at http://www.PuritanDownloads.com/swrb-puritan-hard-drive.html also contains many classic Reformation, Covenanter, Presbyterian and Puritan books and MP3s on holy days.

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- Dr. Steven Dilday, Pastor of Liberty and Grace Reformed Church in Northern Virginia (with sermons on sermonaudio at http://www.sermonaudio.com/PRCNOVA), President of The Matthew Poole Project, Professor of Hebrew and director of the Ph.D. program in Puritan History and Literature at Whitefield Theological Seminary, also directs the Master of Theology degree in "Ecclesiastical Latin." Dr. Dilday is currently translating the "Synopsis" written by the Puritan Divine, Matthew Poole. This project when completed will consist of approximately 82 volumes.