Cameron, the 'lion of the Covenant,' had to travel to Holland to receive ordination at the hands of two of Samuel Rutherford's former students, McWard and Brown of Wamphray (who were earlier exiled to the Netherlands for faithfulness to Christ's cause). Cameron could not be ordained in Scotland due to the fact that all the other ministers remaining in Scotland had defected from the covenanted cause. But Cameron persevered, as the church is often brought to such extremities concerning her public testimony. Holding to the attainments won at Westminster and in the Solemn League and Covenant, Cameron refused to yield an inch of the blood bought ground he occupied. He was later joined by a second minister, Donald Cargill, and both were eventually martyred for their unwillingness to 'sell' even the least of the church's covenanted attainments (Prov. 23:23). This sermon covers numerous topics but focuses on Christ's victory in His church and God's anger against those who oppose his faithful servants. It contains a testimony against unlawful civil rulers and against Scotland's national apostasy (and covenant breaking). It also defends the testimony of the Scottish martyrs during the killing times and some of the specific attainments of the covenanted Reformation. This sermon is read (by Ruling Elder Lyndon Dohms) from the book Sermons in Times of Persecution in Scotland.
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Great Sermon! I am greatly blessed by this sermon, and praise the LORD that He has preserved these works! I encourage other Chrisitans to study the lives of the Covenanters... but be warned that your heart will swell with courage as you bless the LORD with newfound strength in Him. Stories like this one will make even the most timid Christian brave as a lion. Thank you to SWRB and SermonAudio for making these works available.