Christ and the Antichrist
by Samuel J. Cassels
Christ
Gordon, S.D. – Quiet Talks on Following the Christ
Quiet Talks on Following the Christ
By S. D. Gordon
Author of “Quiet Talks On Power,” “Quiet Talks on Prayer,” “Quiet Talks On Our Lord’s Return,” etc.
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In this 8 chapter work, Gordon (Congregationalist-Baptist) presents us with meditations on following Christ. His chapters are the lone man who went before, the long, rough road he trod, the pleading call to follow, what following mens, shall we go?, finger-posts, fellow-followers, the glory of the goat, face to face. Continue reading
Coates-Raven-Stoney-Taylor – The Person of Christ
The Person of Christ
By F. E. Raven, J. B. Stoney,C. A. Coates and J. Taylor
The Person of Christ is a composition of four Brethren authors: Coates, Raven, Stoney, and Taylor, and their writings about the person of Christ. Continue reading
Brakel Christian’s Reasonable Service
Brakel Christian’s Reasonable Service
The Christian’s Reasonable Service
By William á Brakel
Brakel was a Dutch reformed theologian. In this work he has 4 volumes with over 100 chapters. This is an extensive systematic theology. The work is not as organized as some systematic theologies, but none the less, most of the elements of a Reformed theology are there.
In theWord format here.
Fitzwater, P.B. – Christian Theology
Christian Theology
A Systematic Presentation
by P. B. Fitzwater, D. D.
Summary
This is a 69 chapter systematic theology book which has sections on Holy Scriptures, Theology Proper, Anthropology, Deontology (duties), Soteriology, Ecclesiology, and Eschatology.
Note that I did not follow his outlining through the work. It appears to me that some of his points are miss numbered. I do not think that there is material missing, just simply when he has a list of a, b, c, points under major point I., a lot of times he skips listing the a and goes directly into the text of a, and then list “b.” which causes some confusion. I did not attempt to fix this.
Evaluation by David Cox
Fitzwater was a doctrines teacher at Moody Bible Institute, so based on that I would suppose that the present work is very sound. It is very detailed so, I would consider this to be an excellent systematic theology. I would recommend this work. Continue reading