Great Doctrines

The Great Doctrines of the Bible

Name: The Great Doctrines of the Bible
Author: Evans, William, 1870-1950

作者：Evans, William, 1870-1950
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THE GREAT DOCTRINES OF THE BIBLE
DEDICATED TO MY WIFE
CONTENTS
THE DOCTRINE OF GOD
THE DOCTRINE OF JESUS CHRIST
THE DOCTRINE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
THE DOCTRINE OF MAN
THE DOCTRINES OF SALVATION
THE DOCTRINE OF THE CHURCH
THE DOCTRINE OF THE SCRIPTURES
THE DOCTRINE OF ANGELS
THE DOCTRINE OF SATAN
THE DOCTRINE OF THE LAST THINGS
FOREWORD.
THE DOCTRINE OF GOD
I. THE EXISTENCE OF GOD: (Vs. Atheism).
II. THE NATURE OF GOD: (Vs. Agnosticism)
III. THE ATTRIBUTES OF GOD.
I. HIS EXISTENCE.
1. TAKEN FOR GRANTED BY THE SCRIPTURE WRITERS:
2. THE ARGUMENTS FOR THE EXISTENCE OF GOD.
II. THE NATURE OF GOD: (Vs. Agnosticism).
1. THE SPIRITUALITY OF GOD: (Vs. Materialism). "GOD IS SPIRIT."
Col. 1:15: "The image of the invisible God."
1 Tim. 1:17 (R. V.): "Now unto the King incorruptible, invisible."
2. THE PERSONALITY OF GOD: (Vs. Pantheism).
4. THE DOCTRINE OF THE TRINITY: (Vs. Unitarianism).
III. THE ATTRIBUTES OF GOD:
1. THE NATURAL ATTRIBUTES:
2. THE MORAL ATTRIBUTES.
THE DOCTRINE OF JESUS CHRIST.
A. THE PERSON OF CHRIST.
II. THE DEITY OF JESUS CHRIST.
B. THE WORK OF CHRIST.
THE DOCTRINE OF JESUS CHRIST.
A. THE PERSON OF CHRIST.
I. THE HUMANITY OF JESUS CHRIST.
3. HE HAD THE APPEARANCE OF A MAN.
5. HE WAS SUBJECT TO THE SINLESS INFIRMITIES OF HUMAN NATURE.
6. HUMAN NAMES ARE GIVEN TO HIM BY HIMSELF AND OTHERS.
II. THE DEITY OF JESUS CHEIST.
1. DIVINE NAMES ARE GIVEN TO HIM.
2. DIVINE WORSHIP IS ASCRIBED TO JESUS CHRIST.
3. HE POSSESSES THE QUALITIES AND PROPERTIES OF DEITY.
4. DIVINE OFFICES ABE ASCRIBED TO HIM.
5. DIVINE ATTRIBUTES ARE POSSESSED BY HIM.
6. HIS NAME IS COUPLED WITH THAT OF GOD THE FATHER.
B. THE WORK OF JESUS CHRIST.
I. ITS IMPORTANCE.
1. IT HAS A SUPREME PLACE IN THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION.
2. ITS VITAL RELATION TO JESUS CHRIST.
3. ITS RELATION TO THE INCARNATION.
4. ITS PROMINENCE IN THE SCRIPTURES.
5. THE FUNDAMENTAL THEME OF THE GOSPEL.
6. THE ONE GRAND THEME IN HEAVEN.
II. THE SCRIPTURAL DEFINITION OF THE DEATH OF CHRIST.
1. AS A RANSOM. Matt. 20:28; 1 Pet. l;18; 1 Tim. 2:6; Gal. 3:13.
2. A PROPITIATION. Rom. 3:25; 1 John 2:2; Heb. 2:17 (R. V.).
4. AS A SUBSTITUTION. Isa. 53:6; 1 Pet. 2:24, 3:18; 2 Cor. 5:21.
III. UNSCRIPTURAL VIEWS OF CHRIST'S DEATH.
1. THE ACCIDENT THEORY.
2. THE MARTYR THEORY.
3. THE MORAL EXAMPLE THEORY.
4. THE GOVERNMENTAL THEORY.
5. THE LOVE OF GOD THEOEY.
IV. THE NECESSITY OF CHRIST'S DEATH.
1. THE HOLINESS OF GOD.
2. THE SIN OF MAN.
3. THE FULFILLMENT OF THE SCRIPTURES.
V. THE EXTENT OF CHRIST'S DEATH.
1. FOR THE WHOLE WORLD.
2. FOR EACH INDIVIDUAL MAN.
3. FOR THE SINFUL, UNJUST, AND UNGODLY.
4. FOR THE CHURCH.
VI. THE EFFECTS OF CHRIST'S DEATH.
1. IN RELATION TO THE PHYSICAL OR MATERIAL UNIVERSE.
2. IN RELATION TO THE WORLD OF MEN.
3. THE EFFECT OF CHRIST'S DEATH ON SATAN.
THE RESURRECTION OF JESUS CHRIST.
I. ITS IMPORTANT PLACE IN THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION.
1. IT HOLDS A UNIQUE PLACE IN CHRISTIANITY.
2. IT IS FUNDAMENTAL TO CHRISTIANITY.
II. THE NATURE OF THE RESURRECTION OF JESUS CHRIST.
1. JESUS CHRIST ACTUALLY DIED.
2. THE FACT THAT CHRIST'S BODY WAS ACTUALLY RAISED FROM THE DEAD.
3. THE NATURE OF THE RESURRECTION BODY OF CHRIST.
III. THE CREDIBILITY OF THE RESURRECTION OF CHRIST.
1. THE ARGUMENT FROM CAUSE AND EFFECT.
2. THE ARGUMENT FROM TESTIMONY.
1. The women at the grave see the vision of angels.
5. The other women see Christ on the way.
6. Christ appears to the two on the way to Emmaus.
7. To Simon Peter.
8. To the ten apostles, and other friends.
9. To the apostles at Tiberias.
10. To the apostles and multitude on the mount.
11. To the disciples and friends at the ascension.
12. To James (1 Cor. 15:7).
13. To Paul (1 Cor. 15:8).
IV. THE RESULTS OF THE RESURRECTION OF JESUS CHRIST.
1. AS TO JESUS CHRIST HIMSELF.
2. AS TO THE BELIEVER IN JESUS CHRIST.
3. AS TO THE WORLD.
I. THE MEANING OF THESE TERMS.
II. THE SCRIPTURAL DATA FOR THE DOCTRINE.
III. THE NECESSITY OF THE ASCENSION AND EXALTATION OF JESUS CHRIST.
IV. THE NATURE OF THE ASCENSION AND EXALTATION OF JESUS CHRIST.
1. IT WAS A BODILY AND VISIBLE ASCENSION.
2. HE PASSED UP THROUGH THE HEAVENS.
3. HE TOOK HIS PLACE AT THE RIGHT HAND OF THE FATHER.
V. THE PURPOSE OF THE ASCENSION AND EXALTATION OF JESUS CHRIST.
1. HE HAS ENTERED HEAVEN AS A FORERUNNER.
2. HE HAS GONE TO PREPARE A PLACE FOR HIS PEOPLE.
3. HE IS NOW APPEARING BEFORE GOD IN OUR BEHALF.
VI. THE RESULTS OF THE ASCENSION AND EXALTATION OF JESUS CHRIST.
2. AN ASSURED HOPE OF IMMORTALITY.
4. CHRIST HAS BEEN MADE HEAD OVER ALL THINGS FOR THE CHURCH.
THE DOCTRINE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
I. THE PERSONALITY OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.
II. THE DEITY OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.
III. THE NAMES OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.
IV. THE WORK OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.
V. OFFENCES AGAINST THE HOLY SPIRIT.
THE DOCTRINE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.
I. THE PERSONALITY OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.
1. WHY IS THE PERSONALITY OF THE HOLY SPIRIT QUESTIONED?
2. METHOD OF PROOF.
II. THE DEITY OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.
1. DIVINE NAMES ARE GIVEN TO THE HOLY SPIRIT.
2. THE HOLY SPIRIT POSSESSES DIVINE ATTRIBUTES.
3. DIVINE WORKS ARE ASCRIBED TO THE HOLY SPIRIT.
III. THE NAMES OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.
1. THE HOLY SPIRIT.
2. THE SPIRIT OF GRACE.
3. THE SPIRIT OF BURNING.
4. THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH.
5. THE SPIRIT OF LIFE.
6. THE SPIRIT OF WISDOM AND KNOWLEDGE.
7. THE SPIRIT OF PROMISE.
8. THE SPIRIT OF GLORY.
9. THE SPIRIT OF GOD, AND OF CHRIST.
10. THE COMFORTER (p. 109).
IV. THE WORK OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.
1. IN RELATION TO THE WORLD.
THE DOCTRINE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
2. THE WORK OF THE SPIRIT IN RELATION TO THE BELIEVER.
3. THE RELATION OF THE HOLY SPIRIT TO THE SCRIPTURES.
4. THE RELATION OF THE HOLY SPIRIT TO JESUS CHRIST.
V. OFFENCES AGAINST THE HOLY SPIRIT.
1. OFFENCES COMMITTED BY THE UNBELIEVER.
2. OFFENCES COMMITTED BY THE BELIEVER.
THE DOCTRINE OF MAN
I. THE CREATION AND ORIGINAL CONDITION OF MAN.
II. THE FALL OF MAN.
THE DOCTRINE OF MAN.
I. THE CREATION AND ORIGINAL CONDITION OF MAN.
1. MAN MADE IN THE IMAGE AND LIKENESS OF GOD.
II. THE FALL OF MAN.
1. THE SCRIPTURAL ACCOUNT OF THE FALL OF MAN.
2. VARIOUS INTERPRETATIONS OF THE NARRATIVE OF THE FALL OF MAN.
3. THE NATURE OF THE FALL.
4. THE RESULTS OF THE FALL.
SCRIPTURAL TEACHING.
THE DOCTRINES OF SALVATION
THE DOCTRINES OF SALVATION.
A. REPENTANCE.
I. THE IMPORTANCE OF THE DOCTRINE.
II. THE NATURE OF REPENTANCE.
1. AS TOUCHING THE INTELLECT.
2. AS TOUCHING THE EMOTIONS.
3. AS TOUCHING THE WILL AND DISPOSITION.
III. HOW REPENTANCE IS PRODUCED.
1. IT IS A DIVINE GIFT.
2. YET THIS DIVINE GIFT IS BROUGHT ABOUT THROUGH THE USE OF MEANS.
IV. THE RESULTS OF REPENTANCE.
1. ALL HEAVEN IS MADE GLAD.
2. IT BRINGS PARDON AND FORGIVENESS OF SIN.
3. THE HOLY SPIRIT IS POURED OUT UPON THE PENITENT.
B. FAITH.
I. THE IMPORTANCE OF THE DOCTRINE.
II. THE DEFINITION OF FAITH.
1. IN GENERAL:
2. IN PARTICULAR:
3. RELATION OF FAITH TO WORKS.
III. THE SOURCE OF FAITH.
1. THE DIVINE SIDE.
2. THE HUMAN SIDE.
3. MEANS USED.
IV. SOME RESULTS OF FAITH.
1. SAVED.
2. JOY AND PEACE.
3. DO GREAT WORKS.
B. FAITH.
I. THE IMPORTANCE OF THE DOCTRINE.
II. THE DEFINITION OF FAITH.
1. ITS GENERAL MEANING:
S. THE MEANING OF FAITH IN PARTICULAR:
3. THE RELATION OF FAITH TO WORKS.
III. THE SOURCE OF FAITH.
2. THERE IS ALSO A HUMAN SIDE TO FAITH.
IV. SOME RESULTS OF FAITH.
1. WE ARE SAVED BY FAITH.
2. REST, PEACE, ASSURANCE, JOY.
3. DO EXPLOITS THROUGH FAITH.
C. REGENERATION, OR THE NEW BIRTH.
C. REGENERATION, OR THE NEW BIRTH.
I. THE NATURE OF REGENERATION.
1. REGENERATION IS NOT BAPTISM.
2. REFORMATION IS NOT REGENERATION.
3. REGENERATION IS A SPIRITUAL QUICKENING, A NEW BIRTH.
4. IT IS THE IMPARTATION OF A NEW NATURE--GOD'S NATURE.
5. A NEW AND DIVINE IMPULSE IS GIVEN TO THE BELIEVER.
II. THE IMPERATIVE NECESSITY OF THE NEW BIRTH.
1. THE NECESSITY IS UNIVERSAL.
2. THE SINFUL CONDITION OF MAN DEMANDS IT.
3. THE HOLINESS OF GOD DEMANDS IT.
III. THE MEANS OF REGENERATION.
1. REGENERATION IS A DIVINE WORK.
2. AND YET THERE IS A HUMAN SIDE TO THE WORK.
D. JUSTIFICATION.
I. ITS MEANING.
II. ITS METHOD.
D. JUSTIFICATION.
I. THE MEANING OF JUSTIFICATION.
1. RELATIVELY.
2. ACCORDING TO THE LANGUAGE AND USAGE OF THE SCRIPTURES.
3. JUSTIFICATION CONSISTS OF TWO ELEMENTS.
II. THE METHOD OF JUSTIFICATION.
1. NEGATIVELY: NOT BY WORKS OF THE LAW.
3. BY THE BLOOD OF JESUS CHRIST--THE GROUND OF JUSTIFICATION.
4. BY BELIEVING IN JESUS CHRIST--THE CONDITION OF JUSTIFICATION.
THE DOCTRINES OF SALVATION
E. ADOPTION.
I. THE MEANING OF ADOPTION.
II. THE TIME OF ADOPTION.
III. THE BLESSINGS OF ADOPTION.
IV. SOME EVIDENCES OF SONSHIP.
E. ADOPTION.
I. THE MEANING OF ADOPTION.
II. THE TIME WHEN ADOPTION TAKES PLACE.
1. IN A CERTAIN SENSE IT IS ETERNAL IN ITS NATURE.
2. IT TAKES PLACE THE MOMENT ONE BELIEVES IN JESUS CHRIST.
III. THE BLESSINGS OF ADOPTION.
IV. SOME EVIDENCES OF SONSHIP.
F. SANCTIFICATION.
I. ITS MEANING.
II. WHEN IT TAKES PLACE.
III. THE MEANS.
F. SANCTIFICATION.
I. THE MEANING OF SANCTIFICATION.
1. SEPARATION FROM EVIL.
2. SEPARATION OR DEDICATION UNTO GOD.
3. IT IS USED OF GOD.
II. THE TIME OF SANCTIFICATION.
1. INSTANTANEOUS SANCTIFICATION.
2. PROGRESSIVE SANCTIFICATION.
3. COMPLETE AND FINAL SANCTIFICATION.
III. THE MEANS OF SANCTIFICATION.
1. FROM THE DIVINE SIDE: IT IS THE WORK OF THE TRIUNE GOD.
2. FROM THE HUMAN SIDE.
G. PRAYER.
I. ITS IMPORTANCE.
II. ITS NATURE.
III. ITS POSSIBILITY.
IV. ITS OBJECTS.
V. ITS METHOD.
VI. HINDEANCES AND HELPS.
G. PRAYER.
I. THE IMPORTANCE OF PRAYER.
II. THE NATURE OF PRAYER.
III. THE POSSIBILITY OF PRAYER.
1. THE REVELATION OF GOD WHICH CHRIST HAS BROUGHT TO US.
2. THE SACRIFICIAL WORK OF JESUS CHRIST.
3. THE INSPIRATION OF THE HOLY GHOST.
4. THE MANY PROMISES OF THE BIBLE.
5. THE UNIVERSAL CHRISTIAN TESTIMONY.
IV. THE OBJECTS OF PRAYER--TO WHOM TO PRAY.
1. TO GOD.
2. TO CHRIST.
3. THE HOLY SPIRIT.
V. THE METHOD OR MANNER OF PRAYER.
1. WITH REGARD TO THE POSTURE OF THE BODY.
2. TIME AND PLACE.
VI. HINDRANCES AND HELPS TO PRAYER.
1. HINDRANCES.
2. HELPS--ESSENTIALS TO PREVAILING PRAYER.
THE DOCTRINE OF THE CHURCH
I. DEFINITION; DISTINCTIONS.
II. THE FOUNDING OF THE CHURCH.
III. MEMBERSHIP IN THE CHURCH.
V. THE ORDINANCES OF THE CHURCH.
VI. THE VOCATION OF THE CHURCH.
THE DOCTRINE OF THE CHURCH.
I. DEFINITIONS; DISTINCTIONS.
1. OLD TESTAMENT USE OF THE WORD.
2. THE NEW TESTAMENT USE OF THE WORD.
3. DISTINCTIONS:
II. THE FOUNDING OF THE CHURCH.
1. FORETOLD BY CHRIST.
2. HISTORICALLY FOUNDED BY THE APOSTLES.
III. MEMBERSHIP IN THE CHURCH--ITS CONDITIONS AND CHARACTERISTICS.
1. REPENTANCE AND BAPTISM REQUIRED OF ALL ITS MEMBERS.
2. FAITH IN THE LORD JESUS CHRIST AS THE DIVINE REDEEMER.
3. SAVED-REGENERATED.
5. ADHERENCE TO THE APOSTOLIC DOCTRINE.
6. CHARACTERISTICS OF MEMBERSHIP IN THE EARLY CHURCH.
IV. FIGURES UNDER WHICH THE CHURCH IS SET FORTH IN THE SCRIPTURES.
1. THE BODY, OF WHICH CHRIST IS THE HEAD.
1 Cor. 12:12-27; Rom. 12:4, 5; Eph. 4:1-4, 15,16.
3. THE BRIDE OF CHRIST.
V. THE ORDINANCES OF THE CHURCH.
1. BAPTISM.
2. THE LORD'S SUPPER.
VI. THE VOCATION OF THE CHURCH.
1. TO WORSHIP GOD AND TO GLORIFY HIM ON THE EARTH:
2. TO EVANGELIZE THE WORLD WITH THE GOSPEL:
4. A CONSTANT WITNESS FOR CHRIST AND HIS WORD:
5. THE FUTURE GLORY OF THE CHURCH:
THE DOCTRINE OF THE SCRIPTURES.
I. NAMES AND TITLES.
II. INSPIRATION.
THE DOCTRINE OF THE SCRIPTURES.
I. THE BIBLE--ITS NAMES AND TITLES.
1. "THE BIBLE."
2. "THE OLD AND NEW TESTAMENTS."
3. "THE SCRIPTURE," AND "THE SCRIPTURES."
4. "THE WORD OF GOD."
II. THE INSPIRATION OF THE BIBLE.
1. WHAT IS MEANT BY THE TERM "INSPIRATION."
In 2 Tim. 3:16--"All Scripture is given by inspiration of God."
3. VARIOUS THEORIES OF INSPIRATION.
4. THE CLAIMS OF THE SCRIPTURES TO INSPIRATION.
DID INSPIRATION AFFECT THE WORDS USED?
THE DOCTRINE OF ANGELS.
I. THEIR EXISTENCE.
II. THEIR NATURE.
III. THE FALL OF ANGELS.
IV. THE WORK OF ANGELS.
THE DOCTRINE OF ANGELS.
I. THEIR EXISTENCE.
1. THE TEACHING OF JESUS.
2. THE TEACHING OF PAUL, AND OTHER APOSTLES.
II. THE NATUEE OF ANGELS.
1. THEY ABE CREATED BEINGS.
2. THEY ARE SPIRITUAL BEINGS.
3. THEY ARE BEINGS OF GREAT MIGHT AND POWER.
4. THERE ARE VARIOUS RANKS AND ORDERS OF ANGELS.
5. THE NUMBER OF ANGELS.
III. THE FALL OF ANGELS.
1. THE TIME OF THE FALL OF ANGELS.
2. THE CAUSE OF THE FALL OF ANGELS.
3. THE WORK OF FALLEN ANGELS.
4. THE JUDGMENT OF THE FALLEN ANGELS.
IV. THE WORK OF ANGELS.
1. THEIR HEAVENLY MINISTRY.
2. THEIR EARTHLY MINISTRY.
1 Kings 19:5-8; Matt. 4:11; Luke 22:43; cf. Acts 27:4-35; 5:19.
THE DOCTRINE OF SATAN.
I. HIS EXISTENCE AND PERSONALITY.
II. HIS PLACE AND POWER.
III. HIS CHARACTER.
IV. OUR ATTITUDE TOWARDS SATAN.
V. HIS DESTINY.
VI. DEMONS.
THE DOCTRINE OF SATAN.
I. THE EXISTENCE AND PERSONALITY OF SATAN.
1. HIS EXISTENCE.
2. HIS PERSONALITY.
II. THE PLACE AND POWER OF SATAN.
1. A MIGHTY ANGEL.
2. PRINCE OF THE POWER OF THE AIR.
5. HAS SOVEREIGNTY OVER THE REALM OF DEATH.
III. THE CHARACTER OF SATAN.
1. THE ADVERSARY, OR SATAN.
2. THE DEVIL, DIABOLOS.
3. THE WICKED ONE.
4. THE TEMPTER.
IV. OUR ATTITUDE TOWARDS SATAN.
1. SO FAR AS THE BELIEVER IS CONCERNED HIS POWER IS LIMITED.
2. HE IS TO BE RESISTED.
V. THE DESTINY OF SATAN.
1. HE IS A CONQUERED ENEMY.
2. HE IS UNDER A PERPETUAL CURSE.
VI. DEMONS.
THE DOCTRINE OF THE LAST THINGS.
THE DOCTRINE OF THE LAST THINGS.
A. THE SECOND COMING OF CHEIST.
II. ITS NATURE.
IV. ITS DATE.
A. THE SECOND COMING OF CHRIST.
I. ITS IMPORTANCE.
1. ITS PROMINENCE IN THE SCRIPTURES.
4. IT IS A DOCTRINE OF THE GREATEST COMFORT TO THE BELIEVER.
II. WHAT IS MEANT BY THE SECOND COMING OF CHRIST.
1. A PERSONAL AND VISIBLE COMING.
2. ERRONEOUS VIEWS CONCERNING THE SECOND COMING OF CHRIST.
This cannot be the meaning, because--
III. THE PURPOSE OF THE SECOND COMING.
1. SO FAR AS IT CONCERNS THE CHURCH.
2. SO FAR AS IT CONCERNS THE UNCONVERTED NATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS.
3. WITH REFERENCE TO THE JEWS.
4. WITH REGARD TO ANTICHRIST, AND THE ENEMIES OF GOD'S PEOPLE.
5. TO SET UP THE MILLENNIAL REIGN ON THE EARTH.
IV. THE TIME OF CHRIST'S SECOND COMING.
1. NO ONE KNOWS THE DAY NOR THE HOUR.
B. THE RESURRECTION OF THE DEAD.
I. THIS DOCTRINE CLEARLY TAUGHT IN THE SCRIPTURES.
II. THE NATURE OF THE RESURRECTION.
III. THE TIME OF THE RESURRECTION.
I. THE DOCTRINE OF A RESURRECTION CLEARLY TAUGHT IN THE SCRIPTURES.
1. IN THE OLD TESTAMENT.
2. IN THE NEW TESTAMENT.
II. THE NATURE OF THE RESURRECTION.
2. THE REDEMPTION OF THE BODY IS INCLUDED IN OUR COMPLETE REDEMPTION.
3. THE NATURE OF THE RESURRECTION BODY.
III. THE TIME OF THE RESURRECTION.
1. THE RESURRECTION OF THE RIGHTEOUS.
2. THE RESURRECTION OF THE WICKED.
C. THE JUDGMENT.
I. THE FACT OF THE JUDGMENT.
II. THE JUDGE--CHRIST.
III. THE NATURE OF THE JUDGMENT.
C. THE JUDGMENT.
I. THE FACT OF THE JUDGMENT.
1. DISTINCTLY TAUGHT IN THE OLD TESTAMENT.
2. THE NEW TESTAMENT.
II. THE JUDGE--CHRIST.
III. THE NATURE OF THE JUDGMENT.
3. THERE IS A FUTURE JUDGMENT.
D. THE FINAL DESTINY OF THE WICKED.
I. PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS.
II. THE WICKED DIE IN THEIR SINS.
III. THE WICKED ARE NOT ANNIHILATED.
IV. THE WICKED ARE RAISED FROM THE DEAD FOR JUDGMENT.
V. THE PUNISHMENT DESCRIBED.
D. THE FINAL DESTINY OF THE WICKED.
SOME RECOGNIZED FACTS.
II. THE WICKED ARE SAID TO "DIE IN THEIR SINS."
III. THE WICKED ARE NOT ANNIHILATED.
IV. THE WICKED ARE TO BE PUNISHED.
1. "ETERNAL."
2. "PUNISHMENT."
3. "FIRE."
4. "DARKNESS."
E. THE FINAL REWARD OF THE RIGHTEOUS.
I. THE BELIEVER NEVER DIES.
II. THE BELIEVER GOES TO BE WITH CHRIST.
III. THE BODY OF THE BELIEVER IS RAISED FROM THE DEAD.
IV. THE BELIEVER IS REWARDED.
V. THE NATURE OF THE BELIEVER'S REWARD.
VI. THE NEW CONDITION AND ABODE OF LIFE FOR THE SAINTS.
E. THE FINAL REWARD OF THE RIGHTEOUS.
I. THE CHRISTIAN NEVER DIES.
II. THE BELIEVER GOES TO BE WITH CHRIST.
III. THE BODY OF THE BELIEVER IS RAISED FROM THE DEAD.
IV. THE BELIEVER SHALL RECEIVE HIS FINAL REWARD IN THE FUTURE.
V. THE NATURE OF THE BELIEVER'S REWARD.
1. HE SHALL RECEIVE A CROWN.
2. THE SEVEN "OVERCOMES" IN REVELATION (cc. 2, 3.).
VI. THE BELIEVER WILL ENTER INTO A NEW CONDITION AND ABODE OF LIFE.
1. A NEW SPHERE OF LIFE FOR THE SAINTS.
2. A NEW HOME FOR THE SAINTS.
3. NEW CONDITIONS OF LIFE FOR THE REDEEMED.