Smith 101 Cleared-up Contradictions in the Bible 101 is a short work on apologetics on Scripture.
101 Cleared-up Contradictions in the Bible
By Jay Smith
By: Jay Smith, Alex Chowdhry, Toby Jepson, James Schaeffer
Angels
Tatum The Doctrine of Angels
The Doctrine of Angels
Taken from, Creation Series: Creation and the Bible Reveal the Glory of God
By Johnny Tatum
In this 32 chapter work on angels by Johnny Tatum, (Baptist orientation I think) he deals with creation and angels. Tatum has 6 divisions with various chapters under each division: 1) Creation and the Bible reveal the Glory of God, 2) Creation of the Angelic Spiritual Realm, 3) The Hierarchy of Angels, 4) The ministry of Angels, 5) Angels, Agents of God’s rule, and 6) the Weapons of our Warfare.
Baier, J. – Compendium of Positive Theology
Compendium of Positive Theology
by Johann Wilhelm Baier (1647-1695)
(1877)
Edited by C. F. W. Walther, St. Louis, Concordia Publishing House, 1877 (Abridged).
The Baier/Walther Compendium served as the systematic theology textbook for the first few generations of Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod pastors. Written in Latin, it is a revised edition of a classic work by the Seventeenth Century Lutheran dogmatian Johannes Baier. This edition contains an english translation of the theses at the head of each chapter. Later editions will offer the full text of the work. Continue reading
Walker Christian Outlines
Walker Christian Outlines
Boyce, J.P. – Abstract of Systematic Theology
Abstract of Systematic Theology
Abstract of Systematic Theology
By James Petigru Boyce
Abstract of Systematic Theology contains forty-two essays ranging in topic from the doctrines of God, the Trinity, and humanity, to creation, providence, and justification. Boyce also wrote extensively on the issues of election, atonement, and the immortality of the soul. Boyce’s theology was heavily influenced by Charles Hodge, and he used Hodge’s Systematic Theology text at the Southern Baptist Seminary. The essays found in Abstract of Systematic Theology were originally intended to supplement the content of Boyce’s systematic theology classes at the seminary from 1859–1888. Boyce compiled and completed Abstract: “it is no mere logic chopping treatise but is vibrant with an experimental faith centered in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior… .” Published in 1887.
Author Biography: wikipedia.org:Boyce Continue reading