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File Name: Feeney, Jim - Only One Way to God - Only One Savior, Jesus Christ.topx.exe

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File Submitted: 29 Jun 2011

File Category: Reference Books (topx)

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File Name: Bullinger, E. W. - A Compilation of Teaching on the Mystery.topx.exe

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File Submitted: 23 Jun 2011

File Category: Reference Books (topx)

A Compliation of Teaching on the Mystery
by E.W. Bullinger
This is a series of papers (7 of them) on the teaching of mystery by Bullinger (Brethren, Hyper-Dispensationalist).

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File Name: Lawrence, John W. - Five Warnings of Hebrews.topx.exe

File Submitter: Module Robot

File Submitted: 23 Jun 2011

File Category: Reference Books (topx)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

01. SO GREAT SALVATION - OVERVIEW
Heb_2:7-10
02. THE DANGER OF DRIFTING, Heb_2:1-4
03. THE DANGER OF DOUBTING, Hebrews 3-4
04. THE DANGER OF DEFORMITY, Hebrews 5-6
05. THE DANGER OF DESPISING, Heb_10:26-31
06. THE DANGER OF DENYING, Heb_10:22-25
07. THE DANGER OF DENYING (PART 2)
08. CONCLUDING REMARKS

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File Name: Thayer’s Greek Definitions with KJV Analysis

File Submitter: Module Robot

File Submitted: 16 Mar 2012

File Category: Dictionaries

Thayer’s Greek Definitions with KJV
This resource contains the traditional Thayer definitions of Greek words, arranged by Strong's numbers.

This resource also contains the number of occurrences in the KJV Bible and the linked verse locations:

Thayer’s Greek Definitions
All of the original Greek words are arranged by the numbering system from Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible. The Strong’s numbering system arranges most Greek words by their alphabetical order. This renders reference easy without recourse to the Greek characters. In some cases more than one form of the word - such as the masculine, feminine, and neuter forms of a noun - may be listed.

Immediately after each word is given its exact equivalent in English letters, according to the system of transliteration laid down in the scheme here following.
Next follows the Thayer’s Definitions given in English.

Then ensues a reference to the same word as found in the ten-volume Theological Dictionary of the New Testament (TDNT), edited by Gerhard Kittel. Both volume and page numbers cite where the word may be found.

The presence of an asterisk indicates that the corresponding entry in the Theological Dictionary of the New Testament may appear in a different form than that displayed in Thayers’ Greek Definitions.

NOTE: Owing to changes in the enumeration while in progress, there were no words left for Nos. 2717 and 3203-3302, which were therefore silently dropped out of the vocabulary and references as redundant.

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File Name: BDB/Thayer/Strong Definitions + KJ Concordance + TVM All in One Dictionary

File Submitter: Module Robot

File Submitted: 30 Sep 2011

File Category: Dictionaries

Brown Driver Briggs Hebrew Lexicon, Thayer's Greek Definitions, and the Strong's King James Concordance with TVM. This module works with any Bible with Strong codes. This module works best with the e Sword KJVTVM Bible available for download at this site.

This TWM dictionary module combines the following works:
Brown-Driver-Briggs -> Hebrew word definitions
Thayer - Greek word definitions
Strong's definitions
KJC - King James Concordance
TVM: Strong - TVM info and explanations OT H8675-H8853 / NT G5625-G5944

Thanks to rms from theword.net forum for making this module for theWord. I only migrated it to e Sword from theWord.

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File Name: Street, George

File Submitter: Module Robot

File Submitted: 09 Aug 2011

File Category: Reference Books (topx)

This module is a transcription I personally made of the famous 'George Street' audio. The proper names of some locations may or may not be correct as best as I could determine from the audio. The audio is not copyrighted and duplication of it is encouraged. Any comments about this transcription, please contact me at: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>

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File Name: Ursinus, Zacharias - Christian Perfectionism.topx.exe

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File Submitted: 09 Aug 2011

File Category: Reference Books (topx)

Christian Perfectionism
“Whether The Regenerate Can Keep The Law Perfectly.”
By Zacharias Ursinus

Zacharias Ursinus was the primary author of the Heidelberg Catechism. The following text can be found in Ursinus’ exposition of question and answer 114 in his “Commentary on the Heidelberg Catechism,” pp. 608-612 (english translation by G.W. Williard, 1852; reprinted by P & R).The electronic edition of this text was scanned and edited by Shane Rosenthal for Reformation Ink. It is in the public domain and may be freely copied and distributed. Pagination has been retained for purposes of reference. It should be noted that the above title is artificial, and is not in the original English edition.

Synopsis of Christian Perfectionism by Zacharias Ursinus

Zacharias Ursinus, a prominent 16th-century Reformed theologian and co-author of the Heidelberg Catechism, explores the concept of Christian perfectionism within the framework of biblical doctrine and Reformed theology. In Christian Perfectionism, Ursinus emphasizes that true Christian perfection is not a state of sinless perfection achieved in this life, but rather a sincere and ongoing pursuit of holiness rooted in faith in Jesus Christ.

Ursinus begins by asserting that all believers are called to grow in holiness and that this growth is a continuous process facilitated by the Holy Spirit. He underscores that perfection in the biblical sense involves a sincere love for God and neighbor, a genuine desire to obey God's commandments, and a heartfelt repentance when falling short. Importantly, Ursinus clarifies that Christian perfection is not about moral flawlessness but about a transformed heart that increasingly seeks to conform to God's will.

The author highlights the distinction between justification and sanctification. Justification, by faith alone, declares the believer righteous before God, while sanctification is the process of becoming increasingly holy. Ursinus stresses that sanctification is begun at conversion and persists throughout the believer’s life, involving both divine grace and human effort. He advocates for a balanced view that recognizes the necessity of divine grace as the foundation of sanctification while affirming the importance of human cooperation in the pursuit of holiness.

Ursinus also addresses common misconceptions about Christian perfectionism, particularly the idea that believers can attain a state of sinless perfection in this life. He firmly rejects this notion, emphasizing that even the most spiritual Christians remain susceptible to sin and imperfection. Instead, he teaches that Christian perfection involves a consistent turning away from sin and a sincere desire to live righteously, acknowledging ongoing struggles and failures.

Throughout the work, Ursinus underscores the importance of living a life characterized by faith, hope, and love—particularly love for God and neighbor—as the marks of true Christian perfection. He highlights that the fruit of this perfection is evident in a life marked by humility, repentance, obedience, and a heartfelt desire to serve God.

Finally, Ursinus encourages believers to persevere in their spiritual journey, trusting in God's grace and mercy. He assures that progress in holiness is a gradual process, supported by the means of grace, such as prayer, Scripture reading, and participation in the sacraments. The ultimate goal of Christian perfection, according to Ursinus, is to glorify God through a life that increasingly reflects Christ’s character, culminating in eternal communion with God.

In summary, Ursinus’ Christian Perfectionism offers a biblically grounded, balanced, and practical perspective on the Christian life—affirming that while perfect sinlessness is unattainable in this life, believers are called to pursue holiness with sincerity, relying on divine grace and the renewing power of the Holy Spirit.

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File Name: Hills, Edward F. - Believing Bible Study.topx.exe

File Submitter: Module Robot

File Submitted: 09 Aug 2011

File Category: Reference Books (topx)

Updated 8/9/2011: Resource links to the download on Dr. Dave's site. When arriving, type CTRL-F and search for: believing

This book is used to defend the legitimacy of having a Bible based on God's promise to preserve His Word(s). This book is secondary to Hills' even more popular book "The King James Version Defended"

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File Name: Jukes, Andrew - The Restitution of All Things.topx.exe

File Submitter: Module Robot

File Submitted: 09 Aug 2011

File Category: Reference Books (topx)

CONTENTS

　

Preface

Introduction

I. The Nature of Scripture

II. The Teaching of Scripture, as to the Destiny of the Human Race

--- The First-born to Save the Later-born

--- Through Successive Ages

--- Through Death and Judgment

III. Popular Objections

--- Opposed to the Teaching of the Church

--- Opposed to Reason

--- Opposed to Scripture

IV. Concluding Remarks

Postscript

Appendix

--- Note A - Scripture Use of the Words "Death" and "Destruction"

--- Note B - Extracts from the Fathers

--- Note C - On Hebrews 2:9,16

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File Name: Restitution - Spoke of by the Prophets.topx.exe

File Submitter: Module Robot

File Submitted: 09 Aug 2011

File Category: Reference Books (topx)

Restitution - Spoke of by the Prophets

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