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Dagg Manual of Theology

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Dagg Manual of Theology v. 1-2 is a theology work in 2 volumes by J.L. Dagg a Reformed Baptist. It is extensive, very ample presentation of doctrines.

Manual of Theology volumes 1 & 2 BY J. L. DAGG, D. D.

This is an extensive systematic theology by Baptist (reformed-Calvinist) Dagg.


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Manual of Theology

Manual of Theology
BY J. L. DAGG, D. D.
1858
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The doctrine which is according to godliness -1 Tim 6:3
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Transcribed by Dan Adkins, Gordon Woods, and Barry Sewell
Proofread by Cindy Kemp
Converted to HTML by Cameron Riviere
Converted to Topic file for E-Sword by David Cox ([email protected])
Footnotes with Bible references are reincorporated into text body -DCox.

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Table of Contents of Manual of Theology

00.01 Preface
00.02 Autobiography of Dagg

01 Book First–STUDY OF RELIGIOUS TRUTH

01.01 Ch 1–The Obligation
01.02 Ch 2–Sources of Knowledge
01.03 Appendix–Origin and Authority of the Bible

02 Book Second–DOCTRINE CONCERNING GOD

02.01 Introduction–Duty of Love to God
02.02 Ch 1 –Existence of God
02.03 Ch 2 –Attributes of God
Section 1. Unity
Section 2. Spirituality
Section 3. Immensity, Omnipresence
Section 4. Eternity and Immutability
Section 5. Omniscience
Section 6. Omnipotence
Section 7. Goodness
Section 8. Truth
Section 9. Justice
Section 10. Holiness
Section 11. Wisdom
02.04 Conclusion

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    03 Book Third–DOCTRINE CONCERNING THE WILL AND WORKS OF GOD

    03.01 Introduction–Duty of Delighting in the Will and Works of God
    03.02 Ch 1 –Will of God
    03.03 Ch 2 –Creation
    03.04 Ch 3 –Providence
    Section 1. Preservation
    Section 2. Government in general
    Section 3. Natural Government
    Section 4. Moral Government
    Section 5. Free Agency
    Section 6. Moral Necessity
    Section 7. Designs of Providence
    Section 8. Providence over Sin
    03.05 Conclusion

    04 Book Fourth–DOCTRINE CONCERNING THE FALL AND PRESENT STATE OF MAN

    04.01 Introduction–Duty of Repentance
    04.02 Ch 1 –Original State of Man
    04.03 Ch 2 –The Fall
    04.04 Ch 3 –Man’s Present State
    Section 1. Actual Sin
    Section 2. Depravity
    Section 3. Condemnation
    Section 4. Helplessness
    04.05 Conclusion

    05.01 Introduction–Duty of Believing in Jesus Christ

    05.01 Ch 1 –Person of Christ
    Section 1. Humanity
    Section 2. Divinity
    Section 3. Union of Natures
    05.02 Ch 2 –States of Christ
    Section 1. Original Glory
    Section 2. Humiliation
    Section 3. Exaltation
    05.04 Ch 3 –Offices of Christ
    Section 1. Prophet
    Section 2. Priest
    Section 3. King
    05.05 Conclusion

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    06 Book Sixth–DOCTRINE CONCERNING THE HOLY SPIRIT

    06.01 Introduction–Duty of Living and Walking in the Holy Spirit
    06.02 Ch 1 –Personality of the Holy Spirit
    06.03 Ch 2 –The Divinity of the Holy Spirit
    06.04 Ch 3 –Office of the Holy Spirit
    06.05 Conclusion

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    07 Book Seventh–DOCTRINE CONCERNING DIVINE GRACE

    07.01 Introduction–Duty of Gratitute for Divine Grace
    07.02 Ch 1 –The Trinity
    07.03 Ch 2 –Covenant of Grace
    07.04 Ch 3 –Blessings of Grace
    Section 1. Pardon
    Section 2. Justification
    Section 3. Adoption
    Section 4. Regeneration
    Section 5. Sanctification
    Section 6. Final Perseverance
    Section 7. Perfection
    07.05 Ch 4 –Sovereignty of Grace
    Section 1. Election
    Section 2. Particular Redemption
    Section 3. Effectual Calling
    07.06 Conclusion

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    08 Book Eighth–DOCTRINE CONCERNING THE FUTURE WORLD

    08.01 Introduction–Duty of Preparing for the Future World
    08.02 Ch 1 –Immortality and Separate State of the Soul
    08.03 Ch 2 –Resurrection
    08.04 Ch 3 –The Last Judgment
    08.05 Ch 4 –Heaven
    08.06 Ch 5 –Hell
    08.07 Conclusion

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    MANUAL OF THEOLOGY (Second Part)
    A TREATISE ON CHURCH ORDER
    BY J. L. DAGG, D. D.

    That thou shouldst set in order the things that are wanting, and ordain elders in every city.–Titus i. 5.
    The rest will I set in order when I come.-1 Cor. xi. 34.
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    Entered, according to Act of Congress in the year 1858, by THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOCIETY, In the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of South Carolina.

    09.01 Preface
    09.02 Introduction
    09.03 Ch 1 –Baptism
    09.04 Ch 2 –Local churches
    09.05 Ch 3 –The Church Universal
    09.06 Ch 4 –Infant Membership
    09.07 Ch 5 –Communion
    09.08 Ch 6 –Washing of feet
    09.09 Ch 7 –Public Worship
    09.10 Ch 8 –The Ministry
    09.11 Ch 9 –Discipline
    09.12 Ch 10 –Miscellaneous Topics
    09.13 Conclusion–Duty of Baptists
    09.14 Appendix

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