A CALM REPLY TO A COMMUNICATION OF ELD. JOHN CLARK

Before coming to Elder Clark's communication, there are two or three passages, in his letter to the Editor of the Primitive, introductory to his communication, which I wish to notice. On page 113, of the Primitive for April 30th, 1853, he says:

RESPONSE TO BROTHER CLARK’S COMMUNICATION TOUCHING THE SUBJECT OF JUSTIFICATION, AS AGITATED AMONG US 2/2

[This article represents the early stages of a disagreement between Elder John Clark and Elder Samuel Trott on the subject of Eternal Justification.  This article has to our knowledge never been republished since 1838 when printed in the Signs.  It is part of the soon-to-be-released Writings of Old School Baptist Preachers Flash Drive by Welsh Tract Publications - ed].

RESPONSE TO BROTHER CLARK’S COMMUNICATION TOUCHING THE SUBJECT OF JUSTIFICATION, AS AGITATED AMONG US 1/2

[This article represents the early stages of a disagreement between Elder John Clark and Elder Samuel Trott on the subject of Eternal Justification.  This article has to our knowledge never been republished since 1838 when printed in the Signs.  It is part of the soon-to-be-released Writings of Old School Baptist Preachers Flash Drive by Welsh Tract Publications - ed].

MINUTES OF A MEETING HELD WITH THE OCCOQUAN CHURCH, OCTOBER 29-30, 1836 (TROTT, CLARK)

[This is another sample of a never before published article of Trott (to our knowledge) since 1836 when it was published in the Signs of the Times.  It is part of our upcoming COMPLETE collection of Elder Samuel Trott's writings not only from the Signs but other Old School Baptist papers.  It is part of the upcoming Writings of Old School Baptist Preachers Volume 3 - ed]

THE TWO HORNS, &C.

We are highly gratified with the favorable notice Brother J. Clark has taken, in his communication, page 12, of Brother Trott's proposals to re-publish Elder Parker's “Third Dose,” with structures on the objectionable parts of the same, and we sincerely hope brother Trott may be sustained in the undertaking by a liberal patronage. 

REPLY TO BRETHREN: THE NEW BIRTH. PART I (TROTT) 1850

BROTHER BEEBE: - I wish to connect these brethren together in a reply, because in some instances an answer to one, is a reply to another.

REPRODUCTION OF ARTICLES CALLED FOR (BEEBE) 1881

[This article was written by Elder Beebe, a year before his death.  It is a calm mature reflection on the Clark Controversy. - ed]

ELDER JOHN CLARK ON THE OPINIONS OF MEN (CLARK) 1849

[This is the first letter or work we publish by Elder John Clarke.  He would later, after his death, be looked at as the founder of the Old Line Baptists, otherwise known in our circles as Conditionalists.  It should be made clear that whatever disagreements Clark had with Trott, Beebe, or Elder Thompson, he believed in Absolute Predestination since this was the doctrinal prospectus of the Signs dating back to 1832.  As far as we know this letter has never been published online or in print.  We publish it to give clarity to what Elder Clark believed and did not believe.  Tomorrow we will publish Beebe's response to this letter - ed.]