True Evangelism: Winning Souls by Prayer
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| Rating | : | 4.61 (545 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B073XHYQTR |
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| Number of Pages | : | 405 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-06-02 |
| Language | : | English |
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His writings were regarding Christian Dispensationalism were some of the most influential in the twentieth century. Lewis Sperry Chafer (1871–1952) was an American theologian best known for founding Dallas Theological Seminary in 1924 at Dallas, Texas. For more works from Chafer and many others, be sure to visit the publisher at JawboneDigital . He wrote many bo
Beautiful This book helped me to me understand the Christian's role in the salvation of sinners. It was humbling and inspirational, biblical truth that went down to the deepest part of my soul.. This is an excellent book by one of our great theologians Glenn E. Davis This is an excellent book by one of our great theologians. It stresses how important prayer is before we try to witness to anyone. Heartily recommend it.. "Five Stars" according to Amazon Customer. The Holy Spirit speaking to me directly through L.C.Chafer
He wrote many books that are still treasured by students of the Bible today, including: "The Kingdom in History and Prophecy," “Satan,” "Grace: The Glorious Theme," and most notably, his "Systematic Theology." Without a doubt, his legacy lives on through his writings and DTS, which is still considered one of the foremost Christian universities in America. His writings were regarding Christian Dispensationalism were some of the most influential in the twentieth century. About the Author Lewis Sperry Chafer (1871–1952) was an American theologian be
Lewis Sperry Chafer since then has achieved outstanding distinction both as Bible teacher and author. The title attracted me, for my estimation of the surpassing importance of the subject had led me to purchase almost every book on this theme that had come to my notice. Jerome, in the fourth century, declared that “light views of sin induced false views of God,” and the late master-preacher, McLaren of Manchester, stated that “ninety per cent of all doctrinal errors have grown up around defective views of sin.” Any theory that minimizes sin minimizes the redemptive work of our Lord Jesus Christ and the regenerative work of the Holy Spirit. Arrested by the thoughtful and evangelical tone of the foreword, I began to sample its pages and found that it promised to be a book with a distinctive, timely, and Scriptural message on this vital theme. Winchester. Such theory also must make a large appeal to men (almost betimes as frantic as that of the Prophets of Baal on Carme