- Bellarmine – The Seven Words on the Cross Bk2
This is a very large and extensive work on Christ's saying on the cross by Bellarmine (Catholic). Even though it is Catholic, it is a very notable work on Christ's sayings, well worth examining when studying this topic. Bellarmine's work is divided into two books, the first deals with the first first three sayings, and the second book with the last three sayings.
- Bellarmine – The Seven Words on the Cross Bk1
This is a very large and extensive work on Christ's saying on the cross by Bellarmine (Catholic). Even though it is Catholic, it is a very notable work on Christ's sayings, well worth examining when studying this topic. Bellarmine's work is divided into two books, the first deals with the first first three sayings, and the second book with the last three sayings.
- Sermon Morgan Purity by the Cross
In this sermon, Morgan explores Hebrews 9:14, the blood of Christ cleanses us from dead works.
- Dyer, W. – Christ’s Famous Titles
In this work by Dyer, he examines some of the titles of Jesus Christ: "He is altogether lovely", Desire of all Nations, King of Kings, the Mighty God, the Everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace, the Precious Elect, Wonderful, and Believer's Golden Chain.
- McAfee – Where is he?
McAfee – Where is he?
- Torrey, R.A. – The Deity of Jesus Christ
In this 8 Chapter work, Torrey presents us with the Divine names, attributes, and offices that are applied to Jesus. Other chapters are the equivalence of Jesus and Jehovah, the linkage between Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Worship to be given to the Son, and incidental proofs.
- Bryan, W.J. – The Deity of Christ
This is a very short 1 chapter module by the famous constitutional lawyer, William Jennings Bryan (Presbyterian). In this work he defends the deity of Christ. Byran is known for his attacks against evolution and defending Creationism, as well his his politican efforts against alcohol, as well as a run for president of the United States.
- Greenleaf – Christ’s Resurrection Stands Legal
Simon Greenleaf*, one of the principal founders of the Harvard Law School, originally set out to disprove the biblical testimony concerning the resurrection of Jesus Christ. He was certain that a careful examination of the internal witness of the Gospels would dispel all the myths at the heart of Christianity. But this legal scholar came to the conclusion that the witnesses were reliable, and that the resurrection did in fact happen.
- Stalker, J. – The Life Of Christ
In this work, Stalker looks at the life of Jesus Christ, from his birth, infancy, and youth, the circumstances of the nation at his birth, and the divisions of his public ministry.
- Sermon: Ryle, J.C. – The Cross, A Call to the Fundamentals of Religion
Ryle looks at the cross as our glorying point (Gal 6:14), 1) What Paul did not glory in, 2) what he did glory in, and 3) why all Christians should feel like Paul.
