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(Ref) Liberty Commentary On the New Testament von Jerry Falwell
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phoovermt | 1 weitere Rezension | Apr 25, 2023 | Jerry Falwell, in his book, promises survival and a bright national future if we, as individuals and as a whole, return to the absolutes and the morality that once made us great. He discusses the disintegration of the family, abortion, television, advertising, pornography, education, drugs, etc.
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phoovermt | Apr 17, 2023 | This is a book that can be found at Liberty University
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GraceCovenantCLT | Sep 11, 2019 | I discovered this book on the shelf of a friend, and grew curious about which sermons Jerry Falwell would vote into his top 25. Then I wound up reading most of them, because I recognized so many of the names, and it was nice to put words to the names. Here’s a short sampling:
- Jonathan Edwards (Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God—a sermon to scare the hell out of anyone)
- John Wesley (God’s Love to Fallen Man)
- D.L. Moody (What Think Ye of Christ?)
- Sam Jones (Prepare for the Life to Come)
- Billy Sunday (Get on the Waterwagon—his famous prohibitionist tract)
These guys are heavyweights of the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, converting thousands to Christianity through their preaching. All are protestant, most are Baptist, as is Jerry Falwell. My favorite of the 25 is R. G. Lee’s Pay Day—Some Day. Eloquent, creative and poignant, this is one sermon you will never forget. Well, right after that Angry God scarefest.
Falwell gives a short biographical introduction to each of the 25, and then lets them speak for themselves. For better or worse, we may never see the likes of men like these again.
- Jonathan Edwards (Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God—a sermon to scare the hell out of anyone)
- John Wesley (God’s Love to Fallen Man)
- D.L. Moody (What Think Ye of Christ?)
- Sam Jones (Prepare for the Life to Come)
- Billy Sunday (Get on the Waterwagon—his famous prohibitionist tract)
These guys are heavyweights of the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, converting thousands to Christianity through their preaching. All are protestant, most are Baptist, as is Jerry Falwell. My favorite of the 25 is R. G. Lee’s Pay Day—Some Day. Eloquent, creative and poignant, this is one sermon you will never forget. Well, right after that Angry God scarefest.
Falwell gives a short biographical introduction to each of the 25, and then lets them speak for themselves. For better or worse, we may never see the likes of men like these again.
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DubiousDisciple | Jan 20, 2014 | commentary on the N T by Libetry Press hard cover blue vinyl gold emboss
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antiqueart | 1 weitere Rezension | Dec 8, 2013 | Sociopolitical prophecy must not be confused with personal and spiritual promise.
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kijabi1 | Jan 6, 2012 | People who do not believe in sin are already well on their way to being its victim. The first and greatest self-deceit is the fantasy that any one of us is invulnerable to deception by the Enemy
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kijabi1 | Jan 2, 2012 | The pro-life forces, of which I am a part, sometimes err in oversimplifying the issue when it comes to the suffering of the pregnant woman.
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kijabi1 | Jan 2, 2012 | Case 13 shelf 5
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semoffat | Aug 31, 2021 | The Old Time Gospel Hour Edition
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ODBCchili | Jul 18, 2019 | Links
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