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Grace by Lewis Sperry Chafer

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By Rob Bradshaw, Alfred Cave, John Hunt Cooke, H. Wheeler Robinson
| theologicalstudies.org.uk
Today’s free book is Lewis Sperry Chafer’s exposition of the doctrine of salvation. This title is in the public domain because its copyright was never renewed in the United States. My thanks to Book Aid for making a copy of this book available for digitisation. Lewis Sperry Chafer [1871-1952], Grace, 7th edn. Chicago, IL: Moody Press, 1945. Hbk. pp.373.
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Abraham Kuyper on the Doctrine of the Holy Spirit

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By Rob Bradshaw, John Hunt Cooke, P T Forsyth
| theologicalstudies.org.uk
Today’s free book is reformed theologian Abraham Kuyper’s substantial work on the doctrine of the Holy Spirit. This public domain book was digitised from the copy held in Spurgeon’s College library. Abraham Kuyper [1837-1920], The Work of the Holy Spirit. New York & London: Funk & Wagnalls Company, 1900. Hbk. pp.664. [Click here to visit the download page for this title] Table of Contents Preface Explanatory Notes to the American Edition Partial List of the Words of Dr Kuyper Introduction by Prof.
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Justification of God by P T Forsyth

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By Rob Bradshaw, James Denney, John Hunt Cooke, H B Swete
| theologicalstudies.org.uk
Today’s free book is P T Forsyth’s World War I lecture series on Christian Theodicy. “In his Christian Theology: An Introduction, Alister E. McGrath describes Forsyth’s Justification of God (1916). The book represents an impassioned plea to allow the notion of the “justice of God” to be rediscovered.
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