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File Name: Piper, John - Brothers we are not Professionals - A Plea to Pastors for Radical Ministry Droid MySword Version

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Brothers, We Are Not Professionals
A Plea to Pastors for Radical Ministry

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Dear Members and Visitors of the Site,

Greetings to you in the name of our LORD JESUS CHRIST. While i was meditating on BIBLE, this morning this thought flashed in my mind. Give a thought to it and let me know your view.

There is never an end to the knowledge or revelation one can obtain from meditating on scriptures. We already have plenty of commentaries, books on the website to refer from, as the helping aids in understanding scriptures. Each one of us come here either to download, upload modules. Very few are the original modules created by the members. Many of us take content from existing sources and making them into modules. All of us are doing our own BIBLE study with the help of downloaded modules. Each one of us are blessed with the SPIRIT of GOD to obtain fresh revelation from the scriptures as we dig them daily in our lives. The knowledge obtained either retained in ourselves or shared in closed groups, at times in open groups if any personal website was hosted on our name. The knowledge was not fed back to the system in my observation. it is like andaman & nicobar islands. thousands of tiny little islands with no attachment, but called under a single name. So much to count in number but weak in size and power. If all those island masses come together and join hands......

Today our group is very strong with member count more than 120,000 with believers and men/women of GOD. How about collecting our knowledge, experience and revelation on scriptures at one place on the site and creating a collaborative commentary on BIBLE from BIBLE support group?

1. None of us as good as or as strong as our collective wisdom
2. None of us will ever get complete revelation of a verse in BIBLE becuase it is not comprehendible by human mind. pieces connected together will give us the broad picture and helps us to humble ourselves before GOD.
3. We can edify ourselves with the experiences of other believers. Even BIBLE encourages in ephesians to let the brothers dwell in unity
4. So far commentaries were written in small groups or by one author. if such small groups and solo men can bless the body of CHRIST so much, think what kind of impact this large group can create for future generations.
5. One may say it is messy if these many attempt to work on commentary. but if we let GOD take control nothing is impossible. we can come out of our denominational boundaries, self views and strive towards that notes that glorifies only GOD and HIM alone and no single person, organization or view. In my belief the true revelation born of GOD will be acceptable to all as we all accept JESUS CHRIST in common.
6. We can keep refining the notes as we mature in our walk with the LORD and gain new insights into HIS scriptures. GOD said in HIS scripture that HE will counsel us with HIS eyes upon us.
7. We will be leaving this as legacy to our present and following generation to feed on and get strenghtened in the inner man.

if we choose to work on it, we can work out a plan and bring better shape to it.

Regards

david.

Hi,

wycliffe BIBLE commentary or wycliffe BIBLE translation notes. Does this commentary is under copyright?

david

File Name: Wiley, Orton Henry - Christian Theology (3 Volumes)

File Submitter: david psalms

File Submitted: 30 Sep 2013

File Category: Reference Books (topx)

Preface

Nearly twenty years ago I was asked by the Department of Education of the Church of the Nazarene, of which Dr. J. B. Chapman was then chairman, to prepare a work on Systematic Theology for use in the Course of Study for Licensed Ministers. I immediately set myself to the task but my range of vision was too narrow. I was constantly discovering new truth and each new discovery demanded a place in the plan of the work. Now after nearly twenty years of constant study and teaching, I am presenting to the church the result of these efforts in a work entitled Christian Theology. It is offered with a prayer that it may find at least some small place in the preparation of young men and women who look forward to the work of the ministry. I have no thought of attempting any new contribution to modern theological science. My purpose and aim has been to review the field of theology in as simple a manner as possible for the use of those who, entering the ministry, desire to be informed concerning the great doctrines of the church

Table of Contents

Volume 1

PREFACE
INTRODUCTION

PART I. INTRODUCTION: THE PROVINCE OF THEOLOGY CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY
I. The Idea and Relations of Theology
II. The Sources of Theology
III. Systems and Methods
IV. Theology in the Church
V. The Christian Religion
VI. The Christian Revelation
VII. The Inspiration of the Scriptures
VIII. The Canon
PART II. THE DOCTRINE OF THE FATHER
IX. The Existence and Nature of God
X. The Divine Names and Predicates
XI. God as Absolute Reality
XII. God as Infinite Efficiency
XIII. God as Perfect Personality
XIV. The Attributes of God
XV. The Trinity (unedited)
XVI. Cosmology (unedited)

Volume 2

PART II. THE DOCTRINE OF THE FATHER (Continued)
XVII. Anthropology
XVIII. Hamartiology
XIX. Original Sin or Inherited Depravity
PART III. THE DOCTRINE OF THE SON
XX. Christology
XXI. The Person of Christ
XXII. The Estates and Offices of Christ
XXIII. The Atonement: Its Biblical Basis and History
XXIV. The Atonement: Its Nature and Extent
PART IV. THE DOCTRINE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
XXV. The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit
XXVI. The Preliminary States of Grace (unedited)
XXVII. Christian Righteousness (unedited)
XXVIII. Christian Sonship (unedited)
XXIX. Christian Perfection or Entire Sanctification

Volume 3

PART IV. THE DOCTRINE OF THE HOLY SPIRIT (Continued)
XXX. Christian Ethics or the Life of Holiness
PART V. THE DOCTRINE OF THE CHURCH
XXXI. The Church: Its Organization and Ministry
XXXII. The Church: Its Worship and Sacraments
PART VI. THE DOCTRINE OF LAST THINGS
XXXIII. Eschatology or the Doctrine of Last Things
XXXIV. The Second Advent
XXXV. The Resurrection and the Judgment (unedited)
XXXVI. The Final Consummation (unedited)
General Bibliography (unedited)

Henry Orton Wiley was born on November15, 1877 to John and Alice Wiley in the Marquette area of Nebraska. Wiley attended school at the Pine Knot School in Marquette, grammar school in Red Bluff CA, and high school in Medford Or where he graduated in 1895. In 1898, Wiley graduated from Oregon State Normal School and later was certified by the Oregon State Board of Pharmacy. Wiley continued his education, earning a three year course at Pacific Theological Seminary (1908); a B.A from the University of the Pacific (1910), a B.S.T. from Pacific Theological Seminary (1910), M.S.T. from Berkeley (1917), doctor of Divinity from Pasadena College (1925), and the doctor of sacred theology from Pacific School of Religion (1929).

At the age of five, Wiley was converted in a school-house revival meeting being lead by his grandfather, Rev. Ward. ( Look up his full name.)In 1902, The Berkeley Church of the Nazarene held a revival with Rev. C.W. Ruth. It was during this revival that Wiley was sanctified wholly. For three years, Wiley served as a circuit rider for the Gridley and Esparto circuits with the United Brethren Church. From 1905-1909, after changing his membership to the Nazarene Church, Wiley pastured the Berkeley Church of the Nazarene. At the 1906 Los Angeles District Assembly, Wiley was ordained by Dr. P.F. Bresee.

Wiley moved from serving the church as a pastor to working in higher education. Deets Pacific Bible College, currently Point Loma Nazarene University, employed Wiley as dean under Dr. P.F. Bresee, vice-president under Dr. E. P. Ellyson and then as president from 1913-1916. From 1916-1926, Wiley led Northwest Nazarene College as president. Returning to Pasadena, Wiley served two additional terms as president ( 1926-1928 and 1933-1948). From 1928-1940 Wiley served as Executive Secretary of the Board of Education. For eight years, Wiley edited the Herald of Holiness ( 1928-1936). 1
1. Ivan A. Beals, Heralding Scriptural Holiness (Kansas City, Missouri: Nazarene Publishing House, 1987), p 47-60.

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File Name: Luther, Martin - Living as Husband and Wife

File Submitter: david psalms

File Submitted: 29 Sep 2013

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Part One
Sex life is created by God
Whom you are allowed to marry

Part Two
Divorce and new marriage

Part Three
Living as husband and wife

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File Name: Bounds, E M - Satan His Personality Power and Overthrow Droid MySword Version

File Submitter: david psalms

File Submitted: 19 Sep 2013

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With irrefutable logic backed by the testimony of Holy Scripture, it shows the Arch Enemy of mankind to be a Person— actual, literal, ever active for the destruction of human souls. Indicates whereby Christian believers can withstand his assaults and how they may finalfy triumph.

Table of Contents

1. The Devil: His Beginning
2. The Devil: His Personality
3. The Prince of this World
4. The Devil a Busy Character
5. The Devil and the Church.
6. The Devil and the Church (continued)
7. The Devil and the World
8. The Devil and the World (continued)
9. The Power of the Devil
10. The Power of the Devil (continued)
11. The Devil and His Methods
12. The Devil and His Methods (continued)
13. Exposed Positions
14. Exposed Positions (continued)
15. Our Defense Against the Devil
16. Our Defense Against the Devil (continued)

Foreword

IN our mind's eye we can see Dr. Bounds, in the early years of the twentieth century, walking the streets of his own little village, with his manuscripts tied up with a twine string, and written upon the backs of old circulars, used envelopes, kx)king for some one who would undertake to prepare the manuscripts for publication and asking of his friends to pray that God would raise him up a man that would bring out his writings, Claudius Lysias Chilton, a scholarly friend of Dr. Bounds, said, “ There is no man on earth to-day except the present editor who would have accepted this mass of matter and devoted the time to give it to the world— a world that will not begin to realize the magnitude and expanse of the work until editor, compiler and reviewers have been in eternity many ages.'

We take this occasion to offer our heartfelt thanks to the friends who have helped to compile, revise, rewrite and edit the printed and unprinted works of Dn Bounds. We thank Rev. Robert O. Smith, of Gainesville, Georgia, for introducing him to us in 1905, and pressing the matter upon us that we needed this apostolic man to teach us to pray and preach the Word. To one friend in particular— Rev. Clement C. Gary, of Atlanta, Georgia, — ^we owe the first expression of sincere gratitude for his part in this work. To him I am indebted for a vast amount of labour and study such as it can be the good fortune of few editors to receive from one so saintly and competent, occupied as he is by private and public duties. To Miss Ambrose, of Baltimore, Maryland, I am deeply indebted for splendid and correct stenographic work.

I here submit a few brief statements from Dr. Bounds' letters to me just before he died, which show his views of Satan ere he went far out of his reach.
''Washington, Go, Dec. 15, ipil: I am trying to give myself more and more to prayer.

Our only hope is in God. I do sympathize with you and pray for you and hold you in loving affection. Rejoice that you are well situated. God save you from your buffeting devil. The devil is a great help heavenward.

The worse agents he has the better we will get on.”

“ Washington, Ga, July t, ipi2: Pray more and more; keep at the four a. m. hour. God will be for it; the devil against it. Press on, you can't pray too much, you may pray too little. The devil will compromise witfi you to pray as the common standard, cm going to bed, and a little prayer in the monrfng. Hell

will be full if we don't do better for (k)d than that.

Pray, pray, pray, pray always^ rejoice evermore, pray without ceasing, in everytiimg give thanks.”

It is barely possible that I have escaped making many errors involving so many examinations and rewriting so many pages in his published and unpublished works, but I still hope that many souls will be edified and made holier and more devout by the reading and that God will receive additional glory when Bounds' complete works have been given to a needy world.

HOMER W. HODGE
Brooklyn, N. Y.

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I am resuming my work on this. pls pray for its completion soon.

First and foremost, thank you brother for all of your hard work. I look forward to using this resource.

 

Now the oops... part, the exe download option does not function.

When choosing to download the exe file I get an error message,

 

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The other options do seem to work, so I pulled the zip file.

 

Again, THANK YOU!

Roy

I have re uploaded the exe file. pls check now. sorry for the trouble.

Module was complete and uploaded

These errors were rectified. thank u very much bro for your help.

Garbage was removed with the help of regex provided by jon. i am attaching the final doc for review. this doc has 10,000+ pages. it may take a while to load in MS Word.

please let me know the page no if u find any errors, for correction and publishing final module.

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Thank you very much for all your prayers, without that i could not have been completed this in this short time.

thanks

david

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