William Symington  1795-1862



William Symington, Scottish Presbyterian (June 2, 1795 -- January 28, 1862) was the younger brother of Andrew Symington, both of whom were major nineteenth-century Scottish theologians. William is noted for several works in particular:

Historical Sketch of the Westminster Assembly of Divines

The Atonement and Intercession of Jesus Christ (available online here)

Also  The Atonement and Intercession of Jesus Christ

Messiah, the Prince  Messiah the Prince is available online here and here.

He also contributed to the Lectures on the Principles of the Second Reformation.
 
Posted by VirginiaHuguenot at The Puritan Board
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From the Dictionary of National Biography 1898





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From "Treasury of the Scottish Covenant" by Rev. John C. Johnston (1887)







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Online Books by William Symington: THE ONLINE BOOKS PAGE
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Messiah the prince or, The meditorial dominion of Jesus Christ - 1881 - Symington, William, 1795-1862  With A Memoir of the Author by His Sons

MESSIAH THE PRINCE: or, The Mediatorial Dominion of Jesus Christ  by William Symington, D.D.
With A Memoir of the Author By HIS SONS.  (1881)

On the atonement and intercession of Jesus Christ  by William Symington - 1847 - Symington, William, 1795-1862

On the atonement and intercession of Jesus Christ - 1864 - Symington, William, 1795-1862
 
On the atonement and intercession of Jesus Christ - 1868 - Symington, William, 1795-1862

Bicentenary of the Assembly of Divines at Westminster : held at Edinburgh, July 12th and 13th, 1843 ; containing a full and authentic report of the addresses and conversations. With introductory sermon - 1843 - Symington, William, 1795-1862

Discourses on public occasions - 1851 - Symington, William, 1795-1862
Copy 1 from library of Joseph Addison Alexander; copy 2 from library of Archibald Alexander, both inscribed by the author.
Prefatory Note (page v.)
Sermon 1 -- The Evil of Ignorance (page 1)
Sermon 2 -- The Salvation of Israel (page 29)
Sermon 3 -- The Character and Claims of the Scottish Martyrs (page 72)
Sermon 4 -- Salvation by Grace (page 101)
Sermon 5 -- The Rebuilding of Jerusalem (page 124)
Sermon 6 -- The First Pious Youth (page 157)
Sermon 7 -- Love One Another (page 184)
Sermon 8 -- The Souls Under the Altar (page 205)
Sermon 9 -- Charity to the Poor Explained and Enforced (page 241)
Sermon 10 -- Popery the Mystery of Iniquity, Part 1 (page 268)
Sermon 11 -- Popery the Mystery of Iniquity, Part 2 (page 297)
Sermon 12 -- Pleas in Behalf of Popery, and Duty of Protestants (page 310)
Supplementary Note to Sermons on Popery (page 328)

Life and Character of Charnock by William Symington, D.D.
From "Discourses upon the Existence and Attributes of God. by Stephen Charnock, B.D., Volume 1" (1874)

Critical Notice from the Original Secession Magazine, for 1852-53-54, New Series Volume I, 1854: Departed Worth and Greatness Lamented: a Sermon on the DEath of the Rev. Andrew Symington, D.D., Professor of Divinity in the Reformed Presbyterian Church, preached at Paisley, October 2, 1853, by William Symington, D.D., Glasgow