Kirjahaku

"ROMANS: STANDING IN GRACE & TRUTH" is a concise exposition of Paul's letter to the Roman Christians, emphasizing key verses, with their theological implications. The unity of the Bible with regard to God's grace is vigorously defended. False teachings of the antinomianism of Modern Chaferian] Dispensationalism are documented and refuted. The significance of the doctrinal errors of Dispensationalism regarding faith, repentance, sanctification, law and grace is emphasized. The false supposition that grace and law are antithetical is identified as the point of departure of Dispensationalism from the orthodox faith of the Bible. The consistency, integrity, and unity of all of God's revealed truth-law, prophesy, gospel, Christ Jesus-is exemplified by use of appropriate Scripture and discussion; and the reality that these work in concert for the reconciliation of fallen man to the Creator and for man's general benefit is stressed. The ways that the term law is used by the Apostle Paul and the absolute necessity of understanding these usages are discussed in some detail. The hermeneutics of Dispensationalism, with its inherent and unwarranted fragmentation of Bible doctrine is soundly criticized. These separations or divisions are characteristic of the non-lordship, 'cheap grace gospel' and its related 'carnal Christianity' preached by many today, in these days of apostasy. This book concludes that saving grace has been available through the obedience of faith ever since the sin of Adam, and it shows that God's gospel of grace recognizes no so-called dispensational or ethnic barriers. It emphasizes that, without holiness (that is, practical righteousness, as well as imputed righteousness) no one will see the Lord. Dr. Neil Anderson's career as a teacher has spanned more than 45 years and includes undergraduate teaching and administration in three colleges and research and graduate student guidance at Texas A & M University. He has two earned degrees from Clemson University and his doctorate is from Duke University. A dedicated student of the Bible, and a Christian for 70 years, Dr. Anderson, an ordained deacon since 1965, has served in numerous churches and has taught Bible classes for over 40 years. He is currently co-teacher of a men's Bible Class, and occasionally speaks to his church when the Pastor must be away. He and his wife of 57 years reside near Boiling Springs, South Carolina.

One's perception of the nation of Israel as a historic and political entity, as relating to Israel's role in God's dealings with and plans for mankind, will greatly affect his understanding of some of the most important biblical revelation of truth. In this book, the author examines specific scriptural evidence that is pertinent, even crucially necessary for an accurate understanding of the Israel of God and the children of promise.Pursuit of this topic necessitated looking into such subjects as God's redemptive covenants, the parables of Jesus concerning the kingdom of heaven, the metaphors of the olive tree and the Vine and the branches, and theological systems that certainly contain misconstructions of doctrine involving physical and spiritual Israel. In view of this, several articles by Dr. Anderson have been appended as useful additional resources for the reader's more complete understanding of truth as the Bible presents it, and not construed to fit any man-made theological system of belief.

These Are the Words is a books that deals in depth with the basic issues of grace and truth pertaining to the Nation Israel and pertaining to individual persons who would desire to be in a valid covenant with God through the blood of Christ Jesus. This topic is examined in view of Old Testament Scriptures and New Testament Scriptures. From the Bible, the author shows God's unity of purpose with regard to the redemption and reconciliation of fallen mankind. He also demonstrates that God's requirements for such redemption and reconciliation of man have always been the same, That salvation comes only through the obedience of faith, that faith is more than belief only--it is trust and love and obedience to God's commandments. He shows that Jesus, the Son of God and the Father taught exactly the same truths in OT and NT times, and that the blood of Christ forgives all repented sins, regardless of when the sinner may have lived. The age or the 'dispensation' is of no significance or consequence with regard to a persons salvation.Dr. Anderson believes that all known theological systems of belief are flawed to some degree because they are products of man's efforts. He therefore defers to God's Word for truth.

As people of Biblical Faith we are encouraged by the Bible to pattern our live after the life of Christ Jesus. This book explores how Jesus, the Christ lived His life on the earth before His sacrificial death on the Roman cross to pay the just penalty for our sins, that we might repent and be forgiven.The book is in three parts. Part I examines and discusses the attributes, words, and actions of Jesus during His earthly ministry as recorded in the Bible. Part II discusses the necessary preparation for those who would walk as Jesus walked. Part III is a series of "I will" commitments for Christians who are determined to pattern their lives after Jesus--to walk just as Jesus walked.Living a life that is conformed to Jesus is not a rare exception to a normal Christian life. Rather, the Bible teaches that walking as Jesus walked is the norm for Christian conduct, not the exception

This book is an exhortation to encourage readers to choose the only true religion, the faith of the Bible, the faith of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, the faith of the apostles of Jesus, and the faith of all true Christian. The Covenant of Grace, first implied by God's covenant with Abraham in Gen.12:2 & 3, and eventually made plain in Jesus the Christ, is briefly surveyed, as are the other redemptive covenants. Other witnesses to the truth (creation, the law and the prophets, the gospel, the Holy Spirit working in believers) are discussed.Faith in the sacrificial body and blood of Jesus is presented as the only means to eternal life. There is no 'Plan B'. Everyone must choose between life and death. Faith in God, the only God, by faith in Jesus, His sin sacrifice, Christ Jesus, is the only way to have eternal life.To be saved from eternal outer darkness, one must believe in the Light of the World and he must live in the light of His Spirit

The character and attributes of character are of the utmost importance in regard to one's concept and opinion of God. Is God completely trustworthy and, therefore, dependable? Is He worthy of my complete trust? Does He ever change in character or attributes? If I trust Him without any reservation, will I ever regret that commitment? Why do I need the unchangeable God? What can He do for me? This book covers truth that should provide satisfactory answers for these legitimate questions.

This book challenges some modern and postmodern theological concepts pertaining to law and grace in regard to salvation. It emphasizes that the doctrines of justification and sanctification are of equal value as they pertain to salvation. it insists that the true Christian faith is the biblical faith of Abraham and Moses, and that the moral law of God (Ten Commandments) facilitates God's grace by faith just as does the gospel of God. This book is completely in support of the unity of the Old and New Testament (Covenants) of the Bible. Through a rather thorough examination of the blessings, woes and cursings seen in the Bible, the author shows the unity and Christian applications of all the Scriptures, that faith and its demands have always been the same, regardless of when a person may have lived. Obedience to God's moral law has always been the responsibility of any and every person of true biblical faith.