By Louis Berkhof.
Posted by David Cox on March 29, 2025
Posted in Systematic Theology | Tagged With: attributes, Bibliology, inspiration, Reformed
Posted by David Cox on December 27, 2024
Posted in Doctrine • S | Tagged With: Absolute Attributes, Anthropological Argument, attributes, Bibliology, Cosmologicla Argument, Decrees of God, Divisions of Theology, God's Existence, HIstory of Systematic Theology, Holy Spirit, Immanent Attribtues, inspiration, Miracles, Ontological Argument, Prophecy, Relative Attributes, Revelation, Systematic Theology Compendium and Commonplace Book, Teoleological Argument, Transitive Attributes, Trinity
Systematic Theology
By Augustus Hopkins Strong
A Compendium and Commonplace-Book
Designed For The Use Of Theological Students
By Augustus Hopkins Strong, D.D., LL.D.
President and Professor of Biblical Theology in the Rochester Theological Seminary — Revised and Enlarged
Volume 1
The Judson Press
Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, St. Louis, Los Angeles,
Kansas City, Seattle, Toronto
1907
Volume 1 of Strong’s Systematic Theology work covers the doctrine of God and the Trinity, and a little bit of why God would reveal information to us. He also has introductory material to theology in this work.
Posted by David Cox on June 28, 2024
Posted in index | Tagged With: Bibliology, inspiration
Bibliology Index
By David Cox
This is an index of works on_Bibliology. From here there are also several specialized indexes on topics like inspiration, bibles and bible versions, and other subtopics under_bibliology.
Posted by David Cox on May 15, 2024
Posted in index • Preservation | Tagged With: Bibliology, inspiration, Preservation, Trustworthiness of Scriptures
Preservation and Trustworthiness
Preservation – refers to the fact that God’s word is eternal, and the same God of the Bible with the same power seen in the Bible is the one who makes sure that God’s word will remain forever. Read more