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This document provides an overview of Baptist history organized into three parts: Part one discusses Baptists in Scotland, Ireland and Wales. Part two covers Baptists in continental Europe. Part three examines Eastern Europe. The introduction notes that the two most prominent early American Baptists, Roger Williams and John Clarke, were not Baptists when they arrived in the colonies. It also outlines the scattered nature of Baptists in the colonies prior to the Great Awakening.
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1) Paul's burden for the unsaved in Israel and Israel's covenant blessings.
2) God's basis for election being what it is not (works or human will) and what it is (God's mercy and grace).
3) Israel missing God's righteousness available through Jesus Christ, and salvation being universal through faith rather than works.
4) God ensuring a Jewish remnant and Israel's future restoration when blindedness is removed by Christ's return.
Pauline epistles i (online) week 2 d
The document outlines how God's righteousness is illustrated through Abraham's justification by faith and not works, as well as how it is enjoyed through peace with God and a glorious hope. It then contrasts this righteousness with how all have sinned in Adam due to either a federal view of representation or a natural view of participation, but that believers do not have to yield to sin through Christ's forgiveness and victory over sin.
Pauline epistles i (online) week 1
The document appears to be a week 1 powerpoint for a course. It includes an overview of important documents like the syllabus and assignments. There is also a chart that lists biblical books, places, and dates from AD 40-69, and a timeline of events in Paul's life from his birth to his second imprisonment in Rome.
Pauline epistles i (online) week 7
Paul wrote 2 Corinthians to defend his ministry and apostleship after being criticized by false teachers in the Corinthian church. The letter outlines the steps leading to Paul writing it, including his previous visits and letters to Corinth. It contrasts with 1 Corinthians in focusing more on Paul's personal experiences and emotions. Paul defends his ministry, credentials as an apostle, and encourages the Corinthians in areas like giving, before giving his final exhortation.
Baptist history ppt 4 c
This document outlines the history of Baptists in the United States, including early theological conflicts, divisions between northern and southern churches, and the formation of the Southern Baptist Convention. Key events included the anti-mission movement led by figures like John Taylor and Daniel Parker in the early 1800s, debates over issues like the Lord's Supper and slavery, and rising sectional tensions between northern and southern Baptists. Ultimately, disagreements over slavery at the 1841 and 1844 Triennial meetings led southern Baptists to form the Southern Baptist Convention in 1845 with a goal of furthering missionary work in a dignified manner.
Baptist history ppt 3 a
The document outlines the history of Baptists in Britain over four parts: 1) A general Baptist revival led by Daniel Taylor of the New Connection in the late 18th century; 2) A particular Baptist revival in the same time period; 3) The founding of the Baptist Missionary Society in the late 18th century; 4) Baptists' role in promoting religious liberty. It then provides more details on the growth of Baptists, particular Baptists, and famous Baptist preacher Charles H. Spurgeon and controversies before concluding with the decline of English Baptists from the late 19th to 20th centuries.
Baptist history ppt 1 b
This document discusses the historiography of Baptist origins and provides an overview of church history. It outlines four basic views of Baptist origins: 1) Successionism, 2) Continuation of biblical teaching, 3) Spiritual kinship with Anabaptists, and 4) English Separatism. The professor takes a position between views 3 and 4, finding some connection between early English Baptists and the Swiss Brethren but that Baptists truly emerged from the English Separatist movement. The document also outlines seven eras of church history and six waves of reform from the German Reformation to the present.
Baptist history ppt 1 a
This document provides an introduction to a lecture on Baptist history given at Piedmont Baptist College. It explains that studying Baptist history is important for several reasons: it is part of the college's heritage as a Baptist training institution; it provides a balanced history rather than suggesting Baptists have a monopoly on truth; and it gives theological certainty. The document also outlines the key Baptist principles or distinctives, which are scriptural principles that distinguish Baptists from other Christian movements. These principles are summarized with the acronym BRAPSIS, standing for Bible as sole authority, redeemed church membership, autonomy of local churches, priesthood of all believers, soul liberty, immersion and communion as ordinances, and separation of church and
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