Log of Y2K updates at Phil Johnson's Web site.

FOR THE WEEKS ENDING 30 December 2000:

Bonus: Our favorite theological article of all time: "God's Indiscriminate Proposals of Mercy," by R. L. Dabney.

FOR THE WEEKS ENDING 9 December 2000:

NOTE: Phil's travels this year have kept him far behind on everything. He probably won't be able to add anything significant to the Web sites until sometime in January. In the meantime, he will try to maintain the bookmarks page and add new links as time allows. And here's an important new addition to : Dennis Swanson, who wrote the marvelous work on Spurgeon's eschatology, has written a second work on the subject, Charles H. Spurgeon and the Nation of Israel: A Non-Dispensational Perspective on a Literal National Restoration. Phil has added two articles to his on-line collection as well: Controverting the Incontrovertible: A Reply to Gary DeMar, What's All the Controversy About John MacArthur and the Blood of Christ? See you next year.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING 7 October 2000:

Voices From Pompeii

"Even now, while the ink is flowing from our pen, the Lord may be on his way, and may suddenly appear. In Pompeii's last tremendous hour the bread was in the oven, but the baker never saw it taken from it; the meat was seething in the pot never to be eaten; the slave was at the mill, the prisoner in the dungeon, the traveler at the inn, the money dealer in his treasury, but none of these saw aught of their labors, their pains, their pleasures, or their profits again. The burning dust fell over all, the poisonous vapours sought out every crevice, and the ocean of mud buried inhabitant and habitation, worshipper and temple, worker and all that he had wrought! Should a sudden overthrow come upon us also, are we ready?"

A Sabbath in Rome

"Peter would be filled with wrath at the idolatry which defiles St. Peter's, and Paul would wonder how Pio Nono could dare to claim apostolical succession, when his palaces, and his teachings, and his pretensions are things unknown in the word of God."

FOR THE WEEKS ENDING 30 September 2000:

FOR THE WEEK ENDING 1 July 2000:

• Added a new Spurgeon wallpaper for your Windows desktop to .
• Added "A Father's Resolutions" to the too-long-neglected Cotton Mather Home Page
• Added Calvin's Institutes, to make up for the loss of Doug Whitehead's Institutes site, which suddenly disappeared from the Web this week after 5 years.
• Added five sermons to :
  1. Blood of the Covenant, The
  2. Song Among the Lilies, A
  3. Three Witnesses, The
  4. Turning Point, The
  5. Word for the Persecuted, A

FOR THE WEEK ENDING 24 June 2000:

• Blood of Sprinkling, The
• Blood of Sprinkling, The (Second Sermon.)
• Jesus Angry with Hard Hearts
• Our Lord's Prayer for His People's Sanctification
• Sermon of the Seasons, The
• Why They Leave Us

FOR THE WEEK ENDING 17 June 2000:

• For the Candid and Thoughtful
• Key-Note of a Choice Sonnet, The
• Salvation by Knowing the Truth
• Questions Which Ought to be Asked

FOR THE WEEK ENDING 10 June 2000:

• Blast of the Trumpet Against False Peace, A
• Election and Holiness
• God's Providence
• Importance of Small Things in Religion
• Jesus About His Father's Business
• Memento Mori
• Mr. Evil-Questioning Tried and Executed
• Preparing to Depart
• Resurgam
• Separating the Precious from the Vile
• Sin and Grace
• Sin Immeasurable
• Spiritual Peace

FOR THE WEEK ENDING 3 June 2000:

• Accidents, Not Punishments
• Christ—Perfect Through Sufferings
• Christian Sympathy
• Drama in Five Acts, A
• Fellowship With God
• Infant Salvation
• Message from God for Thee, A
• Never! Never! Never! Never! Never!
• Not Now, But Hereafter!
• Royal Pair in Their Glorious Chariot, The

Also, from The Sword and the Trowel—

• A Church We Know of—"Let churches do less in criticizing their minister, and do more in praying for him; let them expect less from him and more from God; let them, as a whole, arise and put on strength; let them have no strife but which shall best serve the brotherhood to edification, and they will yet see the windows of heaven opened and a blessing poured out upon them unspeakably beyond their largest hopes."
• Cold Wax (Sword & Trowel Tract #25)—"No acts of pardon are ever passed on the other side of the grave, but pardons are plentiful on earth."
• An Interruption Improved—A few words spoken by Mr. Spurgeon at a prayer-meeting, when a friend had been carried out in a fit.
• The Massacre of St. Bartholomew—"It must not be supposed that in consequence of the respectable appearance which Catholicism is now necessitated to put on that the nature of Popery is changed. It is, and from its organization must continue to be, ambitious of supremacy."
• Notes of a Late Visit to Paris—"It is a long and weary journey from Calais to Paris, just a dreary drag over a huge flat; monotonous as the clergyman's tones at Droneton-in-the-Marsh, and two-thirds as dull as his oft-repeated sermons."
• A Voice from the Sea—"Yea, it shall be at an instant suddenly."—Isaiah 29:5.
  "The Lord sent out a great wind into the sea."—Jonah 1:4.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING 27 May 2000:

FOR THE WEEKS ENDING 20 May 2000:

• A Christmas Question
• A Home Question
• The Inexhaustible Barrel
• The King's Highway Opened and Cleared
• A New Year's Benediction

FOR THE WEEK ENDING 1 April 2000:

• Census of Israel, The
• Christ's Resurrection and Our Newness of Life
• Hosanna!
• Israel's Hope; or, the Centre of the Target
• Mongrel Religion

FOR THE WEEKS ENDING 25 March 2000:

• Church as She Should Be, The
• God Rejoicing in the New Creation
• Moab is My Washpot
• Sinners Bound with the Cords of Sin
• Touchstone of Godly Sincerity, The
• Victor Emmanuel, Emancipator

FOR THE 2 WEEKS ENDING 26 February 2000:

FOR THE ERA ENDING 12 February 2000:

Note: A record of last year's updates is available.