This publication, “A Christian Theology On Man’s Need Of Redemption, God’s Redemptive Purpose And Christ’s Redemptive Work,” is proposed to cover commonly three points in the field of Christian doctrine. I understand the treatment is insufficient. The idea of the subject blocks sufficiency. Who could give a sufficient treatment to such a subject? There are radical and quick changes occurring in the field of theology. One endeavors the supposition that the vast majority of the progressions ...

Characterizing a faction as a religious gathering which claims approval by Christ and the Bible yet dismisses or mutilates the Gospel, Dr. Wylie talks about an assortment of religions, loathe gatherings, and fake Christianity. Recognizing cliques and detesting gatherings, fake Christianity is the thing required for clergy and lay people who will stand up to individuals from such religions. Inquiries in the content for every section make this a fundamental instrument for individual and gath...

In this publication, “A Doctrine On The Beginning Of The Christian Faith,”It points to the fact that God is working out through Jesus Christ and his Church a redemptive program on the earth. Redemption is to be the goal and peak of creation. There is nothing more profound in the mind and purpose behind God than his plan to redeem. God works out his redemption regardless of the restricting powers on the earth. The Bible says, “With wicked hands men crucified him, in doing so they carried ou...

It’s anything but an upbeat thing to find that we are what’s up in God’s reality. This equitable carries us to another and greater inquiry. Could we ever change to become the sort of people God wants us to be? Can we come to believe God with the goal that we will obey Him? The appropriate response of Christians to this inquiry is, “Yes!” God made us to belong to him. He doesn’t abandon us. Despite the fact that over and over we choose our own specific way rather than his way, God still wan...

The lessons in this publication, "From Slavery To Nationhood," follows the events throughout the whole history of Israel from the hour of bondage in Egypt to the nationhood of monarchy (1500-1050 B. C.). The examination starts with the call of Moses and proceeds to the blessing of Saul as Israel's first king. Scripture writing passages are from Exodus, Numbers, Joshua, Judges, and I Samuel. Four lessons will be committed to the peoples' battle for freedom from the Egyptians. The accentuati...

The lessons in this publication, "God comes To Man In Jesus," are a study of the life and ministry of the Lord Jesus Christ dependent on the accounts of the gospels of Mark and Luke. In spite of the fact that the occasions themselves are well known, there is open door for readers to make new applications to their own needs. The effect of the words and deeds of Jesus is genuinely necessary, so all Christians can come to affirm with the missionary Paul: "It is no longer I who live, but Chris...

Some of the time it is elusive solutions (hard to find answers) to life's issues when we need them the most. "Promises From God's Word," is an assortment of promises from God's Word (The Bible) designed as an important instrument for finding what God has to say about our specific needs or circumstances. Every section contains interesting inquiries regarding the matter, answers from Scripture (with references), and a promise from God's Word in the Authorized King James Translation (unless o...

The purpose of this book, A Commentary on the Epistle of Paul: The Apostle to The Hebrews is to provide an inspiring, systematic, devotional, biblical study for laypersons and clergy alike. Like Paul, Dr. Wylie intends to show the superiority and finality of Gods Revelation to men through Jesus Christ as over against Judaism or any other previous revelation of God. Another purpose for this book is to inform discouraged Christians and to render spiritual support from the epistle to the Hebr...

This is a publication of biblical, spiritual, and theological insights of knowledge into the immortal subject: the Reality of Heaven. It originates from the spiritual experiences of a gospel pastor-preacher who has prepared himself for quite a while for that day when he would encounter how the “reality of heaven” is much better. If you are concerned about the reality of heaven, I have good news for you. While heaven will give the believer (the individuals who are redeemed) a final home, th...

Dr. John Thomas Wylie shows the reason for this book in the presentation and states it is obvious in John 20:31. John wrote to demonstrate that Jesus was the Christ, the guaranteed (promised) Messiah (for the Jews), and the son of God (for the Gentiles) and to lead adherents into an existence of celestial fellowship with him. The keyword is trust (believe). We discover this word ninety-eight times in this book. The subject of Johns Gospel is the God of Jesus Christ. More here than anyplace...

In this publication, “A Doctrine On The Christian Life,” I planned to cover this field of Christian Doctrine. I perceive the treatment is lacking. The idea of the subject blocks ampleness. Who could give a satisfactory treatment to such a teaching? One ventures the supposition that the greater part of the adjustments in religious philosophy (Christian Theology) are the correct way. Men are turning their contemplations toward the need and the reality of disclosure, of man’s wrongdoing (sin)...

For those teenagers who have made up their minds to listen to no one, theres not much anyone can do for them. To those who have made up their minds to do nothing in their lives, there is not much anyone can do for youuntil you make up your minds and admit to yourself you need help, then seek Jesus Christ for counsel. This books intention is to guide young people toward Jesus Christ in daily devotions. You might be one who is looking for answers to your uncertain issues or some unfulfilled ...