Morgan, G.C. – God’s Methods with Man

God’s Methods with Man

by G. Campbell Morgan

In this work, Morgan discusses God methods of working with man, and reflects on the NT Dispensation of the Holy Spirit, of the time from Creation to Christ, the coming of Christ, Daniel’s missing week, the millennium, etc.



CONTENTS of Morgan God’s Methods with Man

1. Introductory
2. From Creation to Christ
3. The Dispensation of the Spirit
4. The Coming of Christ
5. Daniel’s Missing Week
6. The Events of the Missing Week
7. The Dawn of a Golden Age
8. The Golden Age
9. After the Thousand Years
10. The Purifying Hope
11. Appendix

AUTHOR’S NOTE


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THESE addresses were delivered in substance at Northfield, and reported stenographically. They were then revised and expanded, and were afterward delivered in my own church. A flood of letters, books, and pamphlets poured in upon me: some from enquirers; some from those who have differed from positions taken up; and very many from those who have been helped.

These letters have all been acknowledged, except in cases where that was rendered impossible by anonymity. However, I was and am determined not to be tempted into controversy of any kind, either by letter or in print, seeing that I am far from claiming that hearers or readers are bound to accept my convictions as absolute truth. I simply desire to enunciate what I believe to be the teaching of the New Testament. The final court of appeal is not any man’s interpretation, but God’s Book; and I may have something yet to learn upon certain points.

Of those whom I address search the Scriptures for proof of my statements, and do not come to the same conclusions as myself, we may yet rejoice together in that we shall thereby know the Word of God more perfectly, and moreover that “what we know not now, we shall know hereafter!”

G. Campbell Morgan
New Court Chapel
Tollington Park , N.

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