Grace: An Exposition of God’s Marvelous Gift
By Lewis Sperry Chafer
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Posted by David Cox on April 29, 2020
Posted in C • Grace | Tagged With: Lewis Sperry Chafer
Posted by David Cox on April 15, 2020
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Satan
By Lewis Sperry Chafer
A 12 Chapter study on the person of Satan by L. S. Chafer (Dallas Seminary). Chapters run the Career of Satan, ages, course of this age, this age and the Satanic system, the Satanic Host, Satan’s motive and methods, the man of sin, the fatal omission, modern devices, the believer’s present position and present victory. Note: Some versions of this work in e-Sword and from other theWord repository sites leave out a chapter. I have included this extra chapter that they leave out, because I understand it is in the original work.
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Posted by David Cox on April 10, 2020
Posted in C • Eschatology | Tagged With: Lewis Sperry Chafer
Chafer, Lewis Sperry – Seven Biblical Signs of the Times
Chafer wrote eight popular books. His first, Satan, was published in 1909. The best–known of his popular works was He That Is Spiritual (1918). Chafer’s enduring legacy is his eight–volume Systemic Theology which he began in 1937 and finished in 1948. He approached evangelical theology from the dispensationalist and premillennial viewpoint he learned from C. I. Scofield, with whom he had traveled for some years.
Posted by David Cox on March 21, 2019
Posted in C • Names of God | Tagged With: pbministries.org
Cole Definitions of Doctrine 1-03 Names of God explores the different Old Testament and New Testament Names of God.
Chapter 3
The aim of this volume is to better acquaint its readers with the true and living God. If any of our readers feel that the author is lopsided, and does not maintain the balance of truth by emphasizing the responsibility of man, we would remind him that our thesis is God, not man.