SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY 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 THREE VOLUMES IN ONE DELMARVA PUBLICATIONS, INC. PO BOX 96 HARRINGTON, DE 19952 Published in 2015       About this Volume ...

That Christ is the one and only Revealer of God, in nature, in humanity, in history, in science, in Scripture, is in my judgment the key to theology. This view implies a monistic and idealistic conception of the world, together with an evolutionary idea as to its origin and progress. But it is the very antidote to pantheism, in that it recognizes evolution as only the method of the transcendent and personal Christ, who fills all in all, and who makes the universe teleological and moral fro...

“The Christ in whom are hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge himself furnishes all the needed safeguards and limitations. It is only because Christ has been forgotten that nature and [pg viii]law have been personified, that history has been regarded as unpurposed development, that Judaism has been referred to a merely human origin, that Paul has been thought to have switched the church off from its proper track even before it had gotten fairly started on its course, that superstit...

“The Christ in whom are hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge himself furnishes all the needed safeguards and limitations. It is only because Christ has been forgotten that nature and [pg viii]law have been personified, that history has been regarded as unpurposed development, that Judaism has been referred to a merely human origin, that Paul has been thought to have switched the church off from its proper track even before it had gotten fairly started on its course, that superstit...

A Tour of the Missions: Observations and Conclusions by Augustus Hopkins Strong is a travel narrative and reflection on the global missionary work that Strong observed during his journey to various mission stations around the world. As a prominent American theologian and the longtime president of Rochester Theological Seminary, Strong undertook this tour to assess the state of Christian missions and their impact in different cultural and geographical contexts.The book is part travelogue, p...

Systematic Theology (Volume 2 of 3) by Augustus Hopkins Strong is a comprehensive exploration of Christian doctrine, delving into the intricacies of theological concepts. Strong, a prominent theologian, presents a systematic approach to understanding the nature of God, the work of Christ, and the role of the Holy Spirit. This volume emphasizes the importance of Scripture as the foundation of theology, offering insights into the relationship between faith and reason. Strong's work is charac...

Systematic Theology (Vol. 1-3) assembles a comprehensive Baptist dogmatics that surveys revelation and Scripture, the being and attributes of God, creation and providence, humanity and sin, the person and work of Christ, the application of redemption, the church and its ordinances, and last things. Strong's method interweaves close exegesis, historical retrieval, and philosophical analysis; his style is lucid yet compendious, organized in numbered propositions with copious citations from S...

"Systematic Theology" by Augustus Hopkins Strong is a comprehensive work that delves into the core doctrines of the Christian faith. Strong, a prominent theologian, presents a systematic approach to theology, addressing topics such as the nature of God, Christology, and the work of the Holy Spirit. His meticulous analysis and clear exposition make this volume an essential resource for students of theology, pastors, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Christian beliefs. Strong's ab...

"Systematic Theology" by Augustus Hopkins Strong is a foundational text in the field of Christian theology. This comprehensive work is divided into three volumes, with the first volume focusing on the nature of God, the doctrine of the Trinity, and the creation of the world. Strong's approach is systematic, aiming to present a coherent and organized understanding of Christian beliefs. His scholarly rigor and depth of insight make this book a valuable resource for students, pastors, and any...

It is the province of the Science of Language to explain, as far as possible, the processes of the development of Language from its earliest to its latest stage. The observations made on these processes would naturally be registered in different historical grammars of different definite languages; these grammars would follow the different steps in the development of each single language from its earliest traditional origin to its most recent phase. Wider and more general observations on th...

Writing to a Roman layman and enquiring Christian named Lawrence in AD 421, Augustine intended The Handbook: A Guide on Faith, Hope, and Love as a guide for catechesis and spiritual development. In this strikingly concise book, he breaks down Christian life to its most basic elements–faith, hope, and love–and by examining these central commitments he provides one of the most accessible and direct introductions to Christianity and to his thought.The Handbook

In "To Infidelity and Back," Henry F. Lutz explores the tumultuous landscape of human relationships, navigating the delicate interplay between love, betrayal, and redemption. Drawing from a rich tapestry of narrative techniques, Lutz employs a confessional tone interwoven with poignant reflections, allowing readers to intimately engage with the characters' profound emotional struggles. Set against the backdrop of contemporary societal norms, the book defies typical romantic conventions, of...