A Restoration of the Auchensaff National Oath and Solemn Union and Related Confessions of Sins and Duties, as they were renewed at Auchensaff, near Douglas, July 24, 1712. (Compared with Paisley's editions, 1820, and by the Reformed Presbytery of North America)" is an important historical document describing the religious rites and treaties concluded in Scotland in the 18th century. The authors fully reveal the essence of solemn consent, the importance of confessing sins and consecrating duties. The book compares recovered textual materials from different eras and editions to give the reader a complete picture of these events. With the help of documentary evidence, the authors trace the historical changes in the views and ideals of that time, revealing the deep meaning and significance of the treaty. "The Restoration of the Auchensaf National Oath and Solemn Union and Related Confessions of Sins and Duties" is not only a historical testimony, but also reminds modern readers of the important values on which society is founded. This book is of great importance for people who study the history of religion and culture and are interested in the spiritual achievements of past centuries.