Biblical Studies

From the Preface:

"The Bible is a divine-human book. It is a revelation from God, but it was given through human instruments. We all believe in the inspiration of the Bible. We must also recognize the fact that it was written by men. It is of divine origin, but it is also of human origin. It is this human origin of the New Testament which is the special field of study treated in this book."

Table of Contents:

Seventy short homilies, ending with Psalm 84:10, suitable not for sermons but for short meditations or personal devotional times.

From the author’s foreword…”The purpose in writing this book has been to give in quick review an account of Hebrew history and literature. It seeks to cover the Old Testament field for the Christian Service Training Course of the Church of the Nazarene.”

A short book about Christ.

Sermon outlnes of Phineas Bresee, prepared in book form.

The author reviews the entire sin question in the light of the fullness of the New Testament.

This noted biblical expositor works through a very challenging portion of scripture dealing with the glory of the new covenant, treasures in jars of clay, our heavenly dwelling, the ministry of reconciliation. Excellent model for sermon development at its best.

An exploration of the minor prophets' books of the Old Testament.