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Publication
Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan Publishing House, seventh printing, 1973. FIrst printing of one-volume edition.
Physical description
1040 p.; 23 cm
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CONTENTS:
Inscribed by the author on the title page. Also available on site is the original two-volume set, published in 1962.
VOLUME ONE:
Preface.
Introduction.
Part I — Theism. God and His Revelation.
1. The Nature and Attributes of God.
2. Evidences for the Existence of God.
3. The Doctrine of the Trinity.
4. The Works of God: (Decrees), Creation.
5. The Decrees of God, Providence, Miracles.
6. Revelation, the Inspiration of the Bible.
Part II — Biblical Anthropology. Man the Sinner and his Life in This World.
1. Man in the Image of God.
2. Man the Sinner — The Fall.
3. Man the Sinner — Results and Implications of the Fall.
4. The Origin and the Antiquity of Man.
5. Human Life in this Age.
6. Human Life in this Age (continued)
VOLUME TWO:
Part III — Soteriology. Jesus Christ and the Plan of Salvation.
1. The Person of Christ, His Deity and His Humanity. Sections I-IV.
2. The Person of Christ, His Deity and His Humanity. Sections V-VII.
3. The Doctrine of the Atonement. Sections I-IV.
4. The Doctrine of the Atonement. Sections V and VI.
5. The Application of the Atonement. Section I.
6. The Application of the Atonement. Sections II-IV.
7. The Application of the Atonement. Sections V-VIII.
8. The Church and the Sacraments.
Part IV — The Church and the Eternal Future.
1. What is Eschatology?
2. The Intermediate State.
3. The Resurrection of the Body.
4. The Future Kingdom of Christ.
5. The Olivet Discourse and Collateral Scriptures. Sections I-IV.
6. The Olivet Discourse and Collateral Scriptures. Sections V-IX.
7. The Olivet Discourse and Collateral Scriptures. Sections X-XIV.
8. The Eschatology of the Revelation. Sections I-VII.
9. The Eschatology of the Revelation. Sections VIII-XIV.
10. The Eschatology of the Revelation. Sections XV-XVIII.
11. Conclusion.
(1) Bultmann and the Philosophy of History.
(2) Abraham Kuyper and the Philosophy of History.
(3) Our Philosophy of History.
Inscribed by the author on the title page. Also available on site is the original two-volume set, published in 1962.
VOLUME ONE:
Preface.
Introduction.
Part I — Theism. God and His Revelation.
1. The Nature and Attributes of God.
2. Evidences for the Existence of God.
3. The Doctrine of the Trinity.
4. The Works of God: (Decrees), Creation.
5. The Decrees of God, Providence, Miracles.
6. Revelation, the Inspiration of the Bible.
Part II — Biblical Anthropology. Man the Sinner and his Life in This World.
1. Man in the Image of God.
2. Man the Sinner — The Fall.
3. Man the Sinner — Results and Implications of the Fall.
4. The Origin and the Antiquity of Man.
5. Human Life in this Age.
6. Human Life in this Age (continued)
VOLUME TWO:
Part III — Soteriology. Jesus Christ and the Plan of Salvation.
1. The Person of Christ, His Deity and His Humanity. Sections I-IV.
2. The Person of Christ, His Deity and His Humanity. Sections V-VII.
3. The Doctrine of the Atonement. Sections I-IV.
4. The Doctrine of the Atonement. Sections V and VI.
5. The Application of the Atonement. Section I.
6. The Application of the Atonement. Sections II-IV.
7. The Application of the Atonement. Sections V-VIII.
8. The Church and the Sacraments.
Part IV — The Church and the Eternal Future.
1. What is Eschatology?
2. The Intermediate State.
3. The Resurrection of the Body.
4. The Future Kingdom of Christ.
5. The Olivet Discourse and Collateral Scriptures. Sections I-IV.
6. The Olivet Discourse and Collateral Scriptures. Sections V-IX.
7. The Olivet Discourse and Collateral Scriptures. Sections X-XIV.
8. The Eschatology of the Revelation. Sections I-VII.
9. The Eschatology of the Revelation. Sections VIII-XIV.
10. The Eschatology of the Revelation. Sections XV-XVIII.
11. Conclusion.
(1) Bultmann and the Philosophy of History.
(2) Abraham Kuyper and the Philosophy of History.
(3) Our Philosophy of History.