Alexander Nisbet
(1623-1669)
A Covenanting minister who graduated from Edinburgh University in 1643. He was a modest man but a gifted expositor of Scripture, with particular skill in Hebrew. He was ordained to the Second Charge of Irvine, Ayrshire around 1646. He moved to the First Charge in 1650 and was ejected in 1662.
He died on 11 March 1669, aged 46. The last years of his life were spent in completing the exposition of Ecclesiastes. He used it to reflect deeply on the experiences of his own life and times. It helped him to consider the things of this life in view of eternity. He also wrote A Brief Exposition of the First and Second Epistles General of Peter in 1658
10 Reasons Consumerism Can Never Satisfy
Consumerism falsely promises that tangible material objects will guarantee spiritual realities and meaning. This will never satisfy. Let’s refocus on what will.
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