Ligon Duncan
it is in his massive exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrews that the range of his knowledge and the depth of his exegetical powers are most evident
instructed and challenged countless Christians’ lives
but also one that can be ‘dipped into’ for occasional reading
For what makes the Common Era' so common'
Our Southern Zion: Old Columbia Seminary (1928-1927) Thomas Manton Ligon DuncanA few blocks from the First Presbyterian Church of Columbia, South Carolina, is a fine antebellum mansion, the Robert Mills Historic House, named for the man who designed it. The house, beautifully restored, with Regency furnishings, marble mantelpieces, and sterling silver doorknobs and locksets, reflects the wealth and culture of Ainsley Halt, the man who briefly owned it. More fitting, however, would be desks and tables and books of the professors