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Austin-Sparks Recovering of the Lord’s Testimony in Fullness is an eight chapter work by Austin-Sparks (Deeper Life Movement) on the Lord’s Testimony. Its chapters are arranged in principles that according to Austin-Sparks should be present in a person’s life if he has fullness of the Spirit.
The Recovering of the Lord’s Testimony in Fullness
Athanasius On the Incarnation is a classic early work on the incarnation of Jesus Christ. It deals with the reason behind the incarnation, the working of salvation. This work was in answer to heresies rising against the divinity of Jesus Christ.
Arthur Cast Adrift is a fictional work written by T.S. Arthur for Christian readers to enjoy and be edified by his work. He has written many fictional. Arthur Cast Adrift
Adams Endless Punishment is a defense of Scripturalness of Eternal Punishment. Basically the Universalists deny that a loving God would allow anybody to be punished eternally. This treatise attacks the Universalist position.
Endless Punishment
by Nehemiah Adams D.D.
Endless Punishment: The Scriptural Argument For, and Reasonableness of Future Endless Punishment
1878. This book is a defense of Scripturalness of Eternal Punishment. Basically the Universalists deny that a loving God would allow anybody to be punished eternally. This treatise attacks the Universalist position.
Abelson Jewish Mysticism is a Jewish work outlining different movements from within the Jewish Mysticism movement.
Jewish Mysticism
Subtitle: An Introduction to the Kabbalah
by J. Abelson (London: G. Bell and Sons, 1913)
The Kabbalah in the context of the history of Jewish Mysticism.
IT might strike the average reader as exceedingly odd that any attempt should be made at writing a book on Jewish mysticism. The prevailing opinion–among theologians as well as in the mind of the ordinary man–seems to be that Judaism and mysticism stand at the opposite poles of thought, and that, therefore, such a phrase as Jewish mysticism is a glaring and indefensible contradiction in terms. It is to be hoped that the contents of this little book will show the utter falsity of this view.
This work is designed to give the reader a bird’s eye view of the salient features in Jewish mysticism rather than a solid presentation of the subject as a whole. Should the reader be stimulated into a deeper study of the subject, the bibliography at the end of the book will lead the reader to the missing parts. Contents: some early elements, Essenism; Merkabah (chariot) mysticism; Philo, metatron, wisdom; kingdom of heaven, fellowship, Shechinah; book of Yetsirah; some general features of the Zohar mysticism; ten Sefirot; the soul. Continue reading →
