Augustus Hopkins Strong is one of the most notable Baptist theologians of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. His theology combined traditional Reformed emphases with Baptist convictions, nonetheless open to modern thought. Renowned for his work in Systematic Theology, … more
The Essential Calvinism was inspired by Abraham Kuyper’s 1898 lecture on Calvinism, in which Kuyper argued that Calvinism ought to be conceived of as a comprehensive system of thought. In this volume—published ten years later on Calvin’s four hundredth birthday in 1909, J. Seldon … more
Augustus H. Strong was a reformed Baptist and president and professor of Biblical theology at the Rochester Theological Seminary. His 3-volume Systematic Theology is a classic work still widely used and cited. "... I give this new edition of my 'Theology' to the public with the … more
From the author of Strong’s Concordance and the result of the culminating efforts of two hundred editors, Logos is pleased to offer the 12-volume Cyclopaedia of Biblical, Theological, and Ecclesiastical Literature—one of the largest Bible reference works ever published in the … more
Revealing Strong’s deep knowledge and appreciation of the ‘literary immortals’ of Western literature, The Great Poets and their Theology discusses the work of nine poets with an eye to the theology expressed in their poetry. Long before today's relevant religious commentators … more
…1942 J. Edgar Smith Friendship Evangelism, 1959 John WV Smith I Will Build My Church, 1985 Gilbert W. Stafford Church of God at the Crossroads, 2000 Vision for the CHOG at the Crossroads, 2002 Marie Strong A Commonsense Approach to the Book of Revelation, 1996 Product Details Title: Church … more
…Study Bible - Revised Edition A Heritage of Great Evangelical Teaching* Counseling: How to Counsel Biblically - Updated Matthew Henry's Complete Commentary* NASB 1995 Exhaustive Concordance: Hebrew-Aramaic-Greek Dictionary New Strong's Dictionary of Hebrew & Greek Words** Nelson's … more
…and Mediation of the Lord Jesus Christ by Chauncey Giles Lectures on the Incarnation of God by E. L. Strong The Trinity and the Incarnation by Richard A. Armstrong On the Incarnation by John Alexander Frere The Principal Heresies Relating to Our Lord’s Incarnation: A Treatise by H. H. … more
…has all the freshness of enthusiastic devotion to the truths of God’s Word. At the same time he was a consummate logician and dialectician. He had a rare power of clear, strong, convincing statement. He built up a body of doctrines which is called after him, and which obtained … more
…President and Professor of Systematic Theology, Church History, and Homiletics, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Grad Rapids, Michigan The Institutes is a strongly personal book. The author addresses his readers directly. . . . It is this immediate, engaging style that has no … more
140 Years of Oxford & Cambridge Theology Lectures The Bampton Lectures were inaugurated at the University of Oxford in 1780 at the behest of William Bampton. Bampton, who left Oxford a generous bequest of land and estates, stipulated that the university in turn establish an annual series … more
…him. Today, these letters encourage us, too, to stand strong in the face of troubles and trials. Their study is crucial to the Christian walk. MacArthur Bible Studies: Hebrews Author: John MacArthur The Book of Hebrews is grounded in the work of the Levitical priesthood. The generation … more
…"So much is changing today in regard to the control of life and death and the understanding of human sexuality, some may think it impossible to address these topics from a Christian perspective. We strongly disagree. Scripture sets forth enough principles that it is possible to … more
…the line of David. A study of the Lukan birth narrative and the speeches in Acts reveals that Luke shows a strong interest in this royal-messianic theme, introducing it into passages which are introductory and programmatic for his Christology as a sermon, portraying Jesus in … more
…Boice states in the first chapter, "We do not have a strong church today, nor do we have many strong Christians. We can trace it to an acute lack of sound spiritual knowledge. Why is the Church weak? Why are individual Christians weak? It is because they have allowed their minds to … more
