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Alexander, A. – A Brief Compendium of Bible Truth

DavidCox — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 23:32:07 +0000

: Alexander-Brief Compendium of Bible Truth

A Brief Compendium of Bible Truth,

by Archibald Alexander, D.D., professor in the Theological Seminar at Princeton, New Jersey. Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publication (1846).

This summary of Christianity’s major doctrines is an excellent resource book for the average reader who don’t want to go to the larger Systematic Theology books. It contains 38 short chapters on various core Bible doctrines. Alexander’s emphasis is on experimental theology, as contrasted to head intellectual theology, therefore his book is intensely practical.

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CONTENTS.

I. Being of God 9

II. Personality and perfection of God 10

III. The Holy Scriptures 12

IV. Unity of God 18

V. Spirituality and Simplicity of the Divine Nature 21

VI. Character of God 24

VII. The Holy Trinity 34

VIII. Divinity of Christ 43

IX. Personality of the Holy Spirit 50

X. Creation 57

XI. Good Angels 60

XII. Bad Angels 64

XIII. Providence of God 73

XIV. Man’s Primeval State 77

XV. Law of God 81

XVI, Fall of Man 92

XVII. Covenant of Grace; or, Plan of Redemption 98

XVIII The Incarnation 104

XIX. The expiatory sufferings of Christ; or, The Atonement 109

XX. Resurrection and ascension of Christ 114

XXI. Mediatorial offices of Christ 116

XXII. Justification 120

XXIII. Regeneration and Conversion 127

XXIV. Repentance toward God and Faith in our lord Jesus Christ 131

XXV. Sanctification; or Growth in Grace 133

XXVI. Good Works; or, Christian Duties. 138

XXVII. Prayer 144

XXVIII. Assurance of Salvation 148

XXIX. Perseverance of the Saints 150

XXX. The Sacraments 170

XXXI. Baptism 173

XXXII. The Lord’s Supper 176

XXXIII. The Lord’s Day and Divine Worship 180

XXXIV. Death 194

XXXV. The Resurrection 196

XXXVI. The Judgment 198

XXXVII. Heaven, or, the State of Glorification 200

XXXVIII. Hell 204

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About the author: Archibald Alexander (1772-1851) served as the first professor at Princeton Theological Seminary and was the founder of the Princeton Theology, which merged Reformed experiential theology as found in the Westminster Standards with Scottish Common Sense Realism.

Aitken, W.H.M. – The Doctrine of Baptism, mechanical or Spiritual

DavidCox — Thu, 10 Nov 2011 23:27:58 +0000

The Doctrine of Baptism
Mechanical or Spiritual?
1901
By W.HAY M.H.AITKEN. M.A

In this Anglican work, the author examines Baptism from the perspective of the anglican point of view. His position is that baptism is spiritual, and even the baptism of babies will save their souls if the correct words and actions are performed, even though the baby, parents, god-parents, and priest are all completely unbelieving and uninterested in the events.

CONTENTS

CHAPTER I Introductory

CHAPTER II The Doctrine of the Church . . . .16

CHAPTER III Regeneration and Conversion …. 32

CHAPTER IV The Gospel Revelation on the Subject of Regeneration 50

CHAPTER V A Consideration of the Conditions of Regeneration ON Man’s Side Cz

CHAPTER VI The Conditions of Regeneration, as Witnessed TO IN THE Epistles 84

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CHAPTER VII Infant Baptism, considered in the Light of THESE Conclusions 97

CHAPTER VIII Regeneration of Infants, Provisional or Absolute? 109

Abbott, J. – Gentle Child Training

DavidCox — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 23:23:59 +0000

Gentle Child Training
Gentle Measures in the Management and Training of the Young
By Jacob Abbott, 1871

The principles on which a firm parental authority may be established and maintained, without violence or anger, and the right development of the moral and mental capacities be promoted—by methods in harmony with the structure and the characteristics of the young mind.

CONTENTS

Section 1

1. Three Modes of Management
2. What Are Gentle Measures
3. There must Be Authority
4. Gentle Punishment of Disobedience
5. The Philosophy of Punishment

Section 2

6. Rewarding Obedience
7. The Art of Training
8. Methods Exemplified
9. Della and the Dolls
10. Sympathy—the Child with the Parent
11. Sympathy—the Parent with the Child

Section 3

12. Commendation and Encouragement
13. Page Faults of Immaturity
14. The Activity of Children
15. The Imagination in Children
16. Truth and Falsehood
17. Judgment and Reasoning
18. Wishes and Requests

Section 4

19. Children’s Questions
20. The Use of Money
21. Corporal Punishment
22. Gratitude in Children
23. Religious Training
24. Conclusion

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Description: The principles on which a firm parental authority may be established and maintained, without violence or anger, and the right development of the moral and mental capacities be promoted—by methods in harmony with the structure and the characteristics of the young mind.

WARNING: I got this book from our friends at GraceGems.org, and I agree with their warning on this book, so I will repeat it below.

Warning! There is much in this book that we do not agree with–as some of its teachings are unbiblical. Most conspicuously absent from the book, is the biblical mandate of the use of the rod in training children. “The one who will not use the rod hates his son, but the one who loves him disciplines him diligently.” Proverbs 13:24. “Folly is bound up in the heart of a child, but the rod of discipline will drive it far from him.” Proverbs 22:15. “Therod of correctionimparts wisdom, but a child left to himself disgraces his mother.” Proverbs 29:15. Nevertheless, there is great value in the book, in that it does contain some excellent insights into the mind of a child; and many helpful and practical suggestions on how to gently train children, once parental authority is firmly in place. Read with caution!

Abbott, John – Christian Mother

DavidCox — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 14:13:26 +0000

by John Abbott (1833) Published by the American Tract Society.

This book is a simple little book about mothers from a Christian point of view. Long esteemed as one of the most valued works from the 19th century on the art of mothering and the glory of the work of the mother at home. For any girl who was raised without much discipline and in need of instruction on proper discipline of her own children, this is a superb guide. Biblical counsel on Christian child rearing. Excellent little read.

CONTENTS

1. The Mother’s RESPONSIBILITY

2. The Mother’s AUTHORITY

3. The Mother’s DIFFICULTIES

4. The Mother’s FAULTS and ERRORS

5. The Mother’s RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION

6. FRUITS of PIETY

7. RESULTS

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Abbott, G. – Family at Home

DavidCox — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 23:09:50 +0000

This priceless volume completes the trilogy by the Abbott’s on the Christian Home. Gorham Abbott (1807-1874) was the younger brother of John Abbott who wrote the other two titles, “The Mother at Home” and “The Child at Home.” “The Family at Home” contains 68 practical chapters covering everything from courtship and marriage to showing respect for the aged. These 68 chapters are brief but filled with wise and godly advice for the entire family. Sample chapters as follows: MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS, DEFERENCE TO PARENTS, PUNCTUALITY & PROCRASTINATION, MUTUAL FORBEARANCE, CORRECTING MISTAKES, PEACE AND FORGIVENESS, KINDNESS AMONG NEIGHBORS, FAMILY PRAYER, HELPING ONE ANOTHER, REVERENCE TO THE AGED, CHRISTIAN PATRIOTISM, MAXIMS ON SELF-EXAMINATION, TRUE RICHES, CROSSES AND AFFLICTIONS, THE WIDOW AND THE FATHERLESS, CHRISTIAN CONTENTMENT AND CHEERFULNESS, REMARKS FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION.

: Abbott,Gorham-Family At Home

The author, Gorham Abbott, was the son of Jacob Abbott, and younger brother of John S.C. Abbott. He graduated from Bowdoin College in 1826, and studied theology at Andover Seminary form the class of 1831.

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The Family at Home

Familiar Illustrations of Various Domestic Duties

by Gorham D. Abbott, 1833

Section 1

Introduction

The Sutton Family

Deference to Parents

Section 2

Speculation and suretyship

Self-Conceit

Punctuality

Procrastination

Decision of Character

Mutual Forbearance

Maxims on Waste

Female Dress

Sobriety and Moderation

Section 3

Health and Sickness

Looking for Things in Wrong Places

Good Thoughts in the Midst of Business

Where There’s a Will There’s a Way

Correcting Mistakes

Conquest of Evil Tempers

Ill-gotten Goods

Section 4

Changing Residences

Providence

Peace and Forgiveness

Kindness Among Neighbors

Self-Denial

Usefulness

Courtship and Marriage

Care of Children

Family Prayer

Section 5

Advice to Young Tradesmen

Section 6

Helping One Another

Changing Employment

Superstition

Homemakers

Respect to the Aged

Jesting, Foolishness

Christian Patriotism

Good and Ill Reports

Companions and Secrets

Government of the Tongue

Section 7

Reading

Common Sense

Politeness

Help and Pity

Maxims Against Sin

Conscience

Self-examination

Repentance

Section 8

The Awful State of a Wicked Man

Sickness, Recovery, Death

True Riches

Crosses and Afflictions

The Widow and the Fatherless

Christian Contentment and Cheerfulness

Hints for Young People

Section 9

Rules for Daily Conduct

Brothers and Sisters

Decision in Religion

Consistency with Religious Profession

Advice for Children

Remarks on Religious Education

My Own Way

Adeney, Walter F. – Women of the New Testament

DavidCox — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 18:56:42 +0000

Women of the New Testament
By Walter F. Adeney, M.A.
1899

Studies on: Mary the Mother of Jesus, Mater Dolorosa, Mary’s Birth of Jesus, Madonna, Elizabeth, Anna, Woman of Samaria, Woman who touched Jesus’ Hem, Woman who washed Jesus’ Feet, the ]]>

Table of Contents

CHAPTER I Mary the Mother of Jesus — Blessed among Women

A Retiring Nature — Unearthly Scenes — The Human Aspect of the Annunciation — Rossetti’s Picture — The Visit to Elizabeth— The Magnificat— The Wonderful Babe— Mary pondering — The Purification — The Presentation — The Sword 1-13

CHAPTER II Mater Dolorosa — Sorrow with Blessedness

The Lost Child — An Unintentional Rebuke — A Separation — At Cana — A Rebuff — An Anxious Mother — A Second Rebuff — The Sentimental Admirer — The Darkest Hour — A Gleam of Light — Fading out of View . . . 14-28

CHAPTER III The Great Miracle — A Study in Theology

A Human Mother — The Miracle of Miracles — The Further Miracle of the Virgin Birth — A Fatal Confusion — The Testimony of Two Gospels — Objections — Apocryphal Gospels — Jewish Legends — Patristic Evidence — Ebionite Teaching — Docetism — The Syriac Variation . . 29-42

CHAPTER IV The Madonna — A Study in Imagination

Perpetual Virginity — History of the Dogma — The Glorification of Virginity — The Immaculate Conception — The Assumption — Virgin Worship—” The Mother of God ” — Christian Art — Divine Pity ….. 43-56

CHAPTER V Elizabeth — Motherhood and Humility

A High-born Woman — The Instinct of Motherhood — The Child of Old Age— The Visit— The Welcome— A Wonder of Humility— Mutual Confidences — Naming the Child — His Future 57-70

CHAPTER VI Anna — Aged and Hopeful

Her long Vigils — The Life of Devotion — Energy of Prayer — The Melancholy of Old Age— Youthful Old Age— A Quickening Hope — Vitalising Prayer — The Recognition – of the Christ— The National Hope …. 71-84

CHAPTER VII The “Woman of Samaria — Thirst

At the Well— The Request — Living Water— A Vivacious Mind — The Awakening— A Soul’s Unrest— The Thirst for Excitement — Conscience — The Type of the Inconstant — The Prophet — A Strange Evangelist 85-09

CHAPTER VIII The Women who Ministered to Jesus — Active Devotion

Peter’s Wife’s Mother — Inopportune Illness — The First Woman Healed — The Service of Gratitude — The Women who Ministered with their Substance — The Wealthier Status of Women Disciples — The Court Lady . . . 100-113

CHAPTER IX The Woman who Touched the Hem of Christ’s Garment — Shy Faith

The Explanation of an Unusual Approach — The Child and the Woman — Desperate Need — Faith and Superstition — Healing Contact — Involuntary Power — Jesus Asking for Information — A Theological Blunder— Shyness Conquered by Gratitude— Confessing Christ — Faith Commended— The Legend of St. Veronica 114-127

CHAPTER X The Woman who Washed the Feet of Jesus with Her Tears — Forgiveness and Love

The Scene at an Eastern Feast— A Natural Judgment — A New Idea — Sin not to be Denied — Forgiveness Forbids Recrimination — A Passion of Devotion — A Revelation of Character — Love the Fruit of Forgiveness — Emotion must have Expression 128-140

CHAPTER XI The Canaanite Woman — A Mother’s Persistence

Jesus in Retirement — A Primitive Passion — Christ Confessed by a Heathen— A Piteous Appeal Disregarded— The Reason— Hopeful Silence— A Harsh Proverb— The Unreported Smile— Delightful Repartee— Faith Rewarded 141-153

CHAPTER XII The Mother of Zebedee’s Children — Material Ambition

Salome, Mary’s Sister — Her Early Days — The Fisherman’s Wife — Among the Ministering Women — Her Daring Request — Maternal Ambition — Her Faith in Her Nephew — In Sight of the Cross — A Spartan Mother — FamUy Selfishness — The Earlier Position of the Two Sons — The Great Mistake — A Consolation 151-167

CHAPTER XIII The Sisters — A Contrast

The Bethany Household — 1. A Family Difference — Natural Irritation — The Active and the Contemplative Lives — Expostulation — Reply — Plain Living and High Thinking — 2. At the Grave — An Earthquake Revelation — Unaccountable Delay — Jesus at Bethany — Sublime Faith — 3. The Anointing — The Accusation— The Defence 168-1S3

CHAPTER XIV The Widow with Two Mites — True Giving

The Minor Incidents of the Gospel— Jesus at the Temple — The Widow — The Gift Valued by the Sacrifice — Penury. Rescued from Sordidness 184-194

CHAPTER XV Mary Magdalene — Adoration after Deliverance

A Double Confusion — Vindication of the Magdalene’s Character — Her Terrible Affliction — The Phenomena of Possession — The Dogmatism of Science — Among the Attendant Women — At the Cross — The Entombment — The Empty Tomb— The Vision of Angels — The Gardener — Noli me tangere 195-208

CHAPTER XVI Dorcas and Phoebe — Woman’s Work

Women in the Apostolic Churches — 1. Dorcas — Christian Charities — Active Service — The Old-fashioned Work with the Needle— “Dorcas” Societies — 2. Phoebe—The Deaconess— The Patroness 209-220

CHAPTER XVII St. Paul’s Woman Converts — Saved to Serve

The Prominent Position of Women — 1. Lydia — The First- Known Christian in Europe— Her Open Mind — 2. The Pythoness — Her Affliction — The Cure — Its Results — 3. Damans — The Athenian Audience — Rare Exceptions — 4. The Ephesian Women — Their Varied Works— 5. The Women at Philippi — An Exhortation to Harmony . . 221-235

CHAPTER XVIII Priscilla — The Woman Missionary

Roman Legends and Inscriptions — The Early History of Priscilla — The’ Teacher of Apollos — Woman’s Larger Ministry — The Woman Missionary — The Missionary’s Wife 236-246

CHAPTER XIX Women in High Places — Shame of Womanhood

A Dark Background — 1. Herodias— Her Scandalous Career — 2, Salome — The Dance and the Murder — 3. Bernice — A Royal Visit— 4. Drusula — The Four Dissolute Queens — 5. Pilate’s Wife — Her Warning Dream . , . 24G-254

CHAPTER XX The Mystical Women of the Apocalypse — Woman Symbolical

Weird Symbols — 1, The Woman Jezebel — A Corrupting Influence— 2. The Locusts of the Pit — Womanly Grace with Cruel Terror — 3. The Woman Clothed with the Sun — The Jewish Church and Her Messiah — 4. The Scarlet Woman — Imperial Kome — 5. The Lamb’s Bride — The Christian Church and her Lord 255-263

CHAPTER XXI The Treatment of Woman in the New Testament — A Summary

The New Testament Picture- Gallery — Jewish Freedom for Women — The Christian Advance — Christ’s Teaching on the Gentler Virtues — Our Lord’s Treatment of Women — A Doubtful Passage — Philip’s Daughters — Women Preachers— St. Paul’s Treatment of Women . . 264-276

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Ainsworth, Percy – The Threshold Grace

DavidCox — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 18:44:27 +0000

The Threshold Grace
by Percy Ainsworth (1911)

11 Chapters on grace from the Psalms.

Contents

I. The Threshold Grace

II. The Habit of Faith

III. The One Thing Desirable

IV. Eyes and Feet

V. The Safeguarded Soul

VI. A Plea For Tears

VII. Deliverance with Honour

VIII. Petition and Communion

IX. Haunted Hours

X. The Wings of the Dove

XI. A New Song

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Adams, Nehemiah – Endless Punishment: - A study on Hell

DavidCox — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 18:34:33 +0000

Endless Punishment:
Scriptural Reasonableness of Future Endless Punishment.

By Nehemiah Adams, D.D.
1878.

This book is a defense of Scripturalness of Eternal Punishment. Basically the Universalists deny that a loving God would allow anybody to be punished eternally. This treatise attacks the Universalist position.

: Adams-Endless Punishment

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INTRODUCTORY. 3

I. The Scriptures teach that there is a penalty for disobedience awaiting the finally impenitent. 4

II. Redemption by Christ is represented as having for its object salvation from final perdition. 15

III. The fall of angels, and of man, is a confirmatory proof of future, endless retribution. 24

IV. The terms used with regard to the resurrection of the dead, are proofs of endless retribution. 26

V. The Scriptures teach that the law of God has a curse: – which it has not, if future punishment be disciplinary. 32

VI. The Sentence passed upon the wicked indiscriminately, forbids the idea of discipline in future punishment. 33

VII. The duration of future punishment is expressed in the New Testament by the terms employed to denote absolute eternity. 34

CORRESPONDENCE. 46

ENDLESS PUNISHMENT:
SCRIPTURAL ARGUMENT FOR, AND REASONABLENESS OF FUTURE ENDLESS PUNISHMENT.
BY NEHEMIAH ADAMS, D. D., INTRODUCTORY. 3I. The Scriptures teach that there is a penalty for disobedience awaiting the finally impenitent. 4II. Redemption by Christ is represented as having for its object salvation from final perdition. 15III. The fall of angels, and of man, is a confirmatory proof of future, endless retribution. 24IV. The terms used with regard to the resurrection of the dead, are proofs of endless retribution. 26V. The Scriptures teach that the law of God has a curse: – which it has not, if future punishment be disciplinary. 32VI. The Sentence passed upon the wicked indiscriminately, forbids the idea of discipline in future punishment. 33VII. The duration of future punishment is expressed in the New Testament by the terms employed to denote absolute eternity. 34CORRESPONDENCE. 46

Josephus, Flavius – Against Apion

DavidCox — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 18:11:53 +0000

Against Apion

by Flavius Josephus. Against Apion (lat. Contra Apionem or In Apionem) was a polemical work written by Flavius Josephus as a defense of Judaism as a classical religion and philosophy, stressing its antiquity against what he perceived as more recent traditions of the Greeks.

Contents

Book 1 Part 1
Book 1 Part 2
Book 1 Part 3

Book 2 Part 1
Book 2 Part 2
Book 2 Part 3

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Kelly, W. – New Testament Doctrine of the Holy Spirit. - A study on the Holy Spirit

DavidCox — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 00:13:00 +0000

The New Testament Doctrine of the Holy Spirit.

by William Kelly

1906

In this 11 chapter work by Kelly (Brethren), he treats the Holy Spirit in relation to New Birth, the wellspring of everlasting life, rivers of living water, the paraclete-comforter, receiving the Holy Spirit, the gift of the Spirit and His gifts, in the Spirit (indwelling), baptism, distinct character of the Spirit in Apocalypse, an habitation of God, and the doctrine (overview).

CONTENTS

1. The New Birth and Eternal Life.

2. The “Well of water springing up into everlasting life.”

3. “Rivers of living water.”

4. The Paraclete, or Comforter.

5. “Receive ye the Holy Spirit”

6. The Gift of the Spirit and the Gifts.

7. In the Spirit and the Spirit in you.

8. “Baptized by one Spirit into one body”

9. The Spirit in the Apocalypse as compared with the Epistles.

10. “An habitation of God through the Spirit.”

11. Doctrine of the Holy Spirit, Appendix.

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