Works of François Gaussen (5 vols.)

by Louis François Gaussen

Publishers:

W. H. Dalton; J. Nisbet & Co.; Gould and Lincoln; Sheldon & Company

and

4 more

, 1844–1873

Overview

François Gaussen was an influential writer, minister, and professor of systematic theology. His best-known writings validate the authority of Scripture for Christians and non-Christians alike, examining the Bible both as a man-made historical record and as a work of divine inspiration. Gaussen’s writings approach their subjects with a shepherd’s heart, seeking to increase the reader’s love for, and trust in, Scripture.

Works of François Gaussen (5 vols.) includes Gaussen’s most famous texts, Theopneustia and The Canon of the Holy Scriptures, as well as two texts written for young believers and Geneva and Rome, written to address what he believed to be the growing threat of the papacy. Each of these texts was written to a different audience, with a different purpose, but Gaussen’s unique wisdom and insight permeates them all.

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Key Features

• Systematic approaches to Scripture arguing for its authority and divinity
• Explanations of Daniel and Genesis written for young believers
• An examination of events surrounding the papacy and its increase in power

Product Details

• Title: Works of François Gaussen
• Author: François Gaussen
• Volumes: 5
• Pages: 1,677

About François Gaussen

François Gaussen (1790–1863) was a Swiss Protestant divine. He helped form a Société Evangélique and eventually established a theological college. He served as a minister and later as a professor of systematic theology at the college he helped found.