Recovered Truths.
By Edward Dennett.
All these letters were written from BLACKHEATH, August, 1875.
This is a series of letters from Dennett (Brethren) on various topics: Justification by Faith, The Believer’s Standing in Christ, The Rule of Life, The Church — What is it!, Practical Aspects of the Unity of the Body of Christ, Old Testament Saints, The Lord’s Coming. Continue reading
by Mark Dunn
These are Sunday School lessons from the Founders Journal, 2012-2013
These are 52 weekly Sunday School classes which are shorter expositional works on different passages.
I recommend this work.
Theology of Old Testament
by Andrew Bruce Davidson D.D., LL.D., LiTT.D.
Professor of Hebrew and Old Testament Exegesis New College, Edinburgh
New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons (1904)
Published May, 1904
In this large work (76 chapters), Davidson (a Hebrew Professor) divides the theology of the OT into 11 divisions: The Science of Old Testament Theology; The Doctrine of God the Divine Nature; The Doctrine of God the Spirit; The Doctrine of God the Divine Attributes; The Doctrine of Man; The Doctrine of Man Sin; The Doctrine of Redemption; Doctrine of Redemption Suprahuman Good and Evil; Doctrine of Redemption-Priesthood and Atonement; The Doctrine of the Last Things the Messianic Idea; Doctrine of the Last Things Immortality.
New Evangelism and other Papers
By Henry Drummond (1851–1897)
Evangelist of the Free Church of Scotland. He worked with Sankey and Moody for a while.
In this 6 chapter work by Drummond (Free Church of Scotland), he presents us with a study on New Evangelicalism: Its cardinal doctrines, the method of the new theology, the survival of the fittest, the third kingdom, the problem of foreign missins, the contribution of science to Christianity, and spiritual diagnosis. Drummond was a lecturer against evolution in the Free Churches of Scotland.
Nehemiah by Edward Dennet is a 13 chapter commentary on Nehemiah by Dennett (Brethren).
Nehemiah
by Edward Dennett
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Copyright Information
This book was originally copyrighted in 1912 (or earlier). It is now in the public domain.
This is a 13 chapter commentary on Nehemiah by Dennett (Brethren). Continue reading
