Rightly Dividing the Word

 The Author started to prepare an “A,” “B,” “C,” book to introduce his larger Work on

“DISPENSATIONAL TRUTH,”

but after writing and condensing several times he felt led to abandon that idea and to prepare a book on “Rightly Dividing the Word,” in which the “Fundamental Doctrines” should be “Rightly Divided” in a series of contrasts. The “Fundamental Doctrines” of the Christian Faith are clearly outlined in numerous books on Theology, but they are not available to the average reader and were mainly written for students. The Author has made it the work of his ministry to preach the “Fundamental Doctrines.” To this end he has aimed to express them in the simplest and clearest manner possible. This book contains the cream and meat of his sermons for over thirty-five years, condensed and arranged in a form that will grip and interest the reader, because of the manner of their presentation.

The book does not contain the opinions of the Author, nor quotations from other writers, but is based solely on the Scriptures, chapter and verse being given for every statement. The book is “Timely” in these days of Apostasy and denial of THE FAITH. The purpose of the book is to confirm in the Faith those who are wavering, and to instruct those who have not been clearly taught the great cardinal Doctrines of the Christian Faith.

THE AUTHOR.
“SUNNYSIDE,”

Foxchase, Phila., Pa.
December, 1920.

This classic includes the following chapters:

I. Rightly Dividing the Word
II. Ages and Dispensations
III. Jew and Gentile
IV. Church and Kingdom
V. The Four Gospels
VI. The Two Advents
VII. The Spirit World
VIII. Satan
IX. The Satanic Trinity
X. The “Mystery of Godliness” and the “Mystery of Iniquity”
XI. Resurrection of Jesus
XII. The Resurrections
XIII. The Judgments
XIV. The Two Adams
XV. Atonement and Redemption
XVI. Sin and Salvation
XVII. Law and Grace
XVIII. Faith and Works
XIX. The Two Natures
XX. Standing and State
XXI. Regeneration and Baptism
XXII. Election and Free-will
XXIII. The Reciprocal Indwelling of Christ and the Believer
XXIV. The Threefold Work of Christ
XXV. Christ Our Passover
XXVI. Heaven and Hell
XXVII. Judaism and Christianity
XXVIII. The Circles of the Christian Life
XXIX. Palace Beautiful, or the Christian Life Under the Similitude of a Palace