Thirteen Lessons in Christian Doctrine
Overview
This volume is a foundational resource for understanding and living, designed for new and growing Christians. A great tool for personal study or in small groups, Sizemore's work covers thirteen different topics: the most basic truths of God, Jesus Christ, the Bible, the Church, the transition from lost to saved, faith, repentance, baptism, expressions of worship, the Lord’s Supper, prayer, giving, giving in the New Testament, the believer’s future, the mission of the Church, and the coming of the Lord.
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- Reflective questions conclude each lesson
- Contains materials that work well in a small-group setting
- Elucidated theology written in a straightforward and engaging manner
Top Highlights
“1. Baptism is a picture of a burial and a resurrection.” (Page 93)
“In some respects man is triune like God. Paul describes man as ‘spirit and soul and body’ (1 Thess. 5:23)” (Page 13)
“Presumably when man creates a god, he does not create one who will condemn him for his sins.” (Page 14)
“ ‘Elohim’ is applied to God in Genesis 1:1 and elsewhere in the Old Testament. This means ‘the strong one.’” (Page 13)
“ Exodus 3:14, He said, ‘This is what you are to say to the Israelites: ‘I AM has sent me to you.’ ’” (Page 12)
- Title: Thirteen Lessons in Christian Doctrine
- Author: Denver Sizemore
- Publisher: College Press
- Publication Date: 1999
- Pages: 196