1984 Edition
152 pgs.
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TABLE OF
CONTENTS:
- God Spake in Times Past
- Both Son and Heir
- Three Things about our Lord Jesus
Christ
- God the Son and Son of God
- The Ministry of Angels
- We See Jesus
- Two Heads and Two Houses
- Wherefore, Harden Not Your Hearts
- Let Us, Therefore, Fear
- Let Us Labor to Enter into Rest
- The Priesthood and Christ Our Priest
- After the Order of Melchisedec
- If God Permit
- It Is Impossible to Renew Them to
Repentance
- The Hope Set Before Us
- After the Order of Melchisedec
(Continued)
- Far-Flung Visions of the Cross
- "Wherefore He Is Able"
- The Two Covenants
- "I Will Be Merciful to Their
Unrighteousness"
- Contrasts and Climaxes
- The Shadow and the Very Image
- Lo, I Come to Do Thy Will, O God!
- Faith's Forward Look
- Let Us Consider Him
- Admonitions and Conclusions
 Foreword
to If They Shall Fall Away
The Hope Set Before Us (Chapter
15) [PDF]
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"The
Conflict of the Centuries Between Calvinists and Armenians"
The two schools of thought, both
composed of deeply spiritual saints, has run riot for many years. Each
school is antagonistic to the other; each claims to found its
contentions on Scripture.
The backbone of the Armenian
belief is based on Hebrews, chapters 3, 4, 6, and 10.
Frankly, we feel that both schools
have failed to catch the Holy Spirit’s message in these chapters.
The Calvinists, clinging to
salvation by grace alone, and apart from works, have done away with the
Spirit’s warnings to believers lest they fail to obtain their
"rest," by asserting that the warnings are for
"professors and not for possessors." The Armenians contend,
rightly, that the warnings are for "possessors," but both
schools fail to see that the REST is not salvation from hell, but it is
the millennial rest of one thousand years, that awaits those saints who
hold fast to the confidence and the rejoicing of the HOPE firm unto the
end.
All of this is carefully set forth
in this book, and we trust the readers of both schools will prayerfully,
and without bias, ponder its pages.
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