Doctrine & Issues

First published in 1568, the Bishops' Bible was issued in its last edition in 1602. The first of the fifteen rules given for the guidance of the King James translators stated that the Bishops' Bible...

Dr. Phil Stringer's book exposes the Biblical practices and beliefs of Gail A. Riplinger. He examines her statements and claims with the critical eye of a very experienced pastor, educator, and...

There are numerous opinions in the literature concerning the meaning of "inspiration" of the Bible such as "the partial view," "the natural view," "the neoorthodox view," "the pagan view," and many...

Jeff Farnham takes an in-depth look at the things in society that are influencing men against the Gospel of Christ. Using the figure of an octopus with its eight tentacles, he shows how eight...

There are 1,189 chapters in the Bible divided into 31,102 verses. How the chapters and verses came to be is the topic of this study. Their origin will help us to better understand and appreciate...

At the heart of all thinking about education, whether Christian or secular, lies the problem of integration. To adopt a philosophy of education is not the same as integrating that philosophy into all...

John Owen sought to illustrate the mystery of divine grace in the Person of Christ. Owen's Christology has always been highly valued and this title is regarded as one of the most important...

Deadly plagues have ripped across the globe for centuries and will continue to do so in the future. From the Black Death to Smallpox and the Hong Kong flu, seven of the ten worst plagues in history...

With the military defeat of the Nazis in World War II, many people began to fear the threat of communism. However, what most people don’t realize is that the Power Elite has used both communism and...

This may be the most complete Bible study on the question of the fullness of the Spirit written in modern times. It is a vigorous scriptural analysis of the meaning of Pentecost. Here is scholarly...

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John Owen is notable for taking themes that those who had gone before had often wrestled with and writing with clarity and depth on such a theme. He does the same here with the 'Priesthood of Christ'...