Grant Numerical Structure of Scripture
Grant Numerical Structure of Scripture
Category: Bibliology
Bibliology Category
The Bibliology Category deals with works about the Bible, the origin of the Bible, the fidelity of the Bible, How to Interpret the Bible, etc.
Subcategories within this Category are things like Methods of Bible Study, Hermeneutics, and the issues around Inspiration and inerrancy which are very important.
Anderson, Sir Robert – Forgotten Truths
In this work by Anderson, Forgotten Truths, he looks at several points of interest that many glosses over without considering too profoundly. For example, the Eternal Word of God, the Blessing of the Gentiles, the Mystery of Christ, Christ’s return, the Church age, the rapture, the Bema seat, the evangelization of the world, etc.
Gladden Washington Who Wrote The Bible
Gladden Washington Who Wrote The Bible
Boettner – Inspiration
Inspiration is a 6 chapter work on the inspiration of Scripture by Boettner (Presbyterian). He deals with the nature of inspiration, what the writers claim, the Holy Spirit’s influence in inspiration, the alleged errors of Scripture, the trustworthiness of the Bible, and the plenary inspiration of the Bible.
Anderson Sir Robert – Misunderstood Texts of the Bible
In Misunderstood Texts of the Bible, Anderson takes up several passes that are quoted with a wrong understanding, and he undertakes to correct that understanding.
Reed, D. Allen – Fundamental Doctrines of the Bible
Fundamental Doctrines of the Bible By D. Allen Reed
Cambron – Mastering the Bible
Mastering the Bible by Mark Cambron is a tremendous work on Hermeneutics going through many principles used in order to correctly interpreting the Word of God, such as the principle of first mention, the principle of types, the principle of double reference, etc.
Watson, Thomas – Body of Practical Divinity
Thomas Watson Body of Practical Divinity is a set of sermons on different doctrinal topics of the Westminster Catechism.
Gaussen – The Divine Inspiration of the Bible
This work by Louis Gaussen, The Divine Inspiration of the Bible, is translated from German (I think, but from another language). One of the key concepts he treats is the concept of theopneustia, which is the Greek adjective, “God-Breathed” or inspired. He looks at different aspects of the Bible’s inspiration.
Ironside, H.A. – The Greatest Text in the Bible
Discussion of John 3.16, the greatest text in the Bible by Dr. Ironside. See biographical information on Harry Allen Ironside (Brethren)
Evans, W. – Book of Books
Evans, William – Book of Books
Gunn Christocentric Principle of Hermeneutics
This is a short theology paper on the Gunn-Christocentric Principle of Hermeneutics as seen in Luke 24:27.
Smith – Basics of Bible Interpretation
This is a primer on Interpreting the Bible by Pastor Bob Smith. He has 13 chapters on how to interpret the Bible, and his form is very easy to read and understand.
Thomas – Biblical Hermeneutics: Foundational Considerations
A gradual drift from confidence in the integrity of the Bible is well underway. A vast portion of Christendom does not adhere to belief in the verbal (every word) plenary (in every section) inspiration (God-breathed) and thus inerrancy of God’s word. Believers with a high view of inspiration need to face this reality as David faced Goliath—not intimidated, but ready to take up the challenge.
Pink – Divine Inspiration of the Bible
This is a 14 chapter work on the Divine inspiration of Scripture looking at the character and quality of God’s Word, Verbal inspiration.