Charnock Attributes of God is a 14 chapter pdf book on the existence and attribute of God, mostly on the attributes of God.
Posted by David Cox on October 19, 2026
Posted in Attributes of God • C | Tagged With: attributes, cross
Charnock Attributes of God is a 14 chapter pdf book on the existence and attribute of God, mostly on the attributes of God.
Posted by David Cox on October 2, 2026
Posted in Names of God | Tagged With: attributes, blood, Dn, Holy Spirit
The Names of God in Holy Scripture: A Revelation of His Nature
Notes of a course of Lectures.
By Andrew Jukes
“They that know they name will put their trust in Thee.” (Psalm 9:10)
In this 12 chapter work by Jukes (Universalist), he examines some of the names of God, “God” or Elohim, Lord or Jehovah, God Almighty or El Shaddai, Most High God or El Elyon, Lord or Adonai, Everlasting God or El Olam, Lord of Hosts or Jehovah Sabaoth, then the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and partakers of the Divine Nature, and an Appendix. Read more
Posted by David Cox on September 9, 2026
Posted in P • Personality | Tagged With: attributes, Holy Spirit
By Samuel Eyles Pierce
Contents
1. Part One
2. Part Two
The Divine Personality of the Holy Spirit
By Samuel Eyles Pierce 1805
In Two Parts
Posted by David Cox on July 3, 2026
Posted in Anonymous • Deity of Christ | Tagged With: Arthur Pink, attributes, blood, Christ, Christology, cross
We see from the beginning of Jesus’ ministry, even in the time he was a child visiting the temple (Luke 2:46-47) that Jesus had a divine authority in His character. Perhaps other men of God also had this divine authority in his character, ministry, and teaching, but not had it like Jesus.
5. Jesus ever regards himself as the final authority for men. Notice the tone of authority in his forms of speech: “Verily, verily, I say unto you;” “Ye have heard how it hath been said, but I say unto you.” Sometimes the strangest thing in his speech is not its content, but its manner, the way it manifests an absolute consciousness that he himself is the last court of appeal. (See Saint Matt. 5.18-39 and Saint John 14.2, 3.)
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