Description

Alexander McLeod (1774-1833) was born in Scotland and came to America at the age of eighteen. He became one of the most influential ministers in the Reformed Presbyterian Church in North America. In this work, he argues that the Scriptures teach the lordship of Jesus Christ as mediatorial King over all the nations, and that every civil ruler ought to acknowledge his universal reign and rule. He sets forth this doctrine and answers objections to it with skill and a heart devoted to exalting Christ as Lord of all.

Endorsement

“This classic work by Reformed Presbyterian minister Alexander McLeod is a succinct, Biblical, and passionate exposition and defense of Christ’s rule over all things as God’s Mediatorial King. Though short, it is full of Scripture and vivid reasoning from the Bible. Any faithful disciple will be heartened by reading this, seeing the King of Kings exalted in his own understanding.”

— Phil Pockras