AuthorAlexander Stewart of Moulin (1764-1821)

Alexander Stewart of Moulin (1764–1821) was a highly-honored Presbyterian minister in the Church of Scotland, and a distinguished Gaelic scholar. He ministered the gospel at Cannongate in Edinburgh, and was a member of the Northern Missionary Society. He was the father of the eminent Rev. Alexander Stewart of Cromarty. His biographer says that his published sermons consist of written preparations, “unequal to his spoken discourses in liveliness and force.” At the same time, the Christian reader will still find a sweet relish of divine truth in his published works.

God’s Blessing Under Discouragements

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David, from his earlier days, to the close of his long and varied life, was visited with many and painful afflictions. Like Him whom in spirit he called “Lord,” though descended of David after the flesh, he was a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief. But sanctified affliction produces godly sorrow, and godly sorrow worketh repentance to salvation. Of this, David was a most conspicuous and instructive example.

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