TWM Modules and Library for theWord Bible Program Content
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The Methodist category holds works by Methodist Authors, with the typical Methodist point of view. This group was begun by Charles Wesley (Anglican before he started this movement) and is founded on the belief that holiness can be produced through methods.
Vess How to Win our Loved Ones to the Lord (Soulwinning) by Nazarene author Arthur Vess explores the topic of evangelizing our loved ones, focusing on breaking the repetition of unsaved people having unsaved children.
Cox Female Scripture Biography
This is a 14 chapter work by Archer on the Tabernacle, looking at the layout of the tabernacle and the furniture and articles within it. These are basically shorter chapters.
Teasley Holy Spirit and Other Spirits is about the Holy Spirit’s effect on the believer as wells as how other spirits (demons) try to affect mankind with specific unholy spirits.
Riches of Holiness is a treatise on holiness from a Methodist (tongue’s speaking, second gift of grace) point of view.
John Wesley (1703-1791) founded Methodism. A prolific writer, he printed several volumes of his sermons during his lifetime. The published sermons either were rewritten from ones that he had preached or were written specifically for print.
We use Thomas Jackson’s numbering for John Wesley’s sermons (the text is from the 1872 edition).John Wesley’s Sermons module has 141 sermons by John Welsey
The Carnal Mind by Harmon Allen Baldwin is a 30 chapter work on the carnal mind, defining terms, biblical view, what is evil, guilt, pollution, self-denial, oppositon to light, etc.
In Gaebelein’s The Prophet Daniel, he examines the prophetic truths of the Bible, with a view towards their fulfillments.
McConnell Understanding Scriptures is a brief 6 chapter work on keys aspects of Scripture: Life, Humanity, God, Christ, and the Cross
In Beverly Carradine’s Beulah Land, he expands his concept of the second blessing or second work of grace with this work. In general, each of the 25 chapters describes some aspect of this second work of grace.
In this work by Nazarene author Vess, he examines how we are to “preach and teach holiness.” The idea he conveys is basically that holiness should saturate our life, and that we should constantly seek to announce the holiness of God in all aspects of our life. It should be lived experientially, scripturally, logically, theologically, boldly and fearlessly, tenderly, practically, definitely, specifically, seriously, with joy and gladness, constantly, evangelistically, by example, etc.
This is a 4 chapter work by Wiseman (Methodist)(Holiness) on purity (Sanctification). Although his chapters run Sin, Atonment, New Birth, and Sanctification, he has about 18 topics of which each of these four are just one in the list.
Binney-Steele’s joint doctrinal work has four parts, Evidences of Religion, Doctrines of Christianity, Morals of Christianity, and Institutions of Christianity. Probably they are Nazarene/Methodist.
In this 43 chapter work, A Journey to Palestine Carradine (Nazarene) recounts his trip to Palestine, and from the United States through Europe to get there.
Newberry, Thomas Notes Book of the Revelation
