Book Review II

This book does not at all look imposing but presents itself in one of the most difficult formats and presentations to read in all of my theological studies. Berkhof makes certain assumptions of his readers such as extensive knowledge in the Latin language as he casually throws Latin terminology around so often that it consumes as much time to look things up as it takes to read the book.

Nevertheless Befkhof is a well-qualified scholar of the 20th century and provides here in this book an acute understanding and teaching of the basics to biblical interpretation.

One of the best references/surveys I have read. If you serve as a teacher of the Bible in any way this book will rank among the greatest of resources. 

Very informative as to why the Bible describes certain things certain ways. It covered quite a bit of content and did so in detailed ways. Some points were more brief than others but where an explanation was necessary I think the Author did a very good job. 

Very easy read. Pentecost carefully outlines and describes 14 points of doctrine. Indisputably simple yet comprehensive in its explanations. 

Brilliant book. It makes the "giants" of modern science look like mice by presenting alternatives to their assumed truths by actual evidence and proven, demonstrated experimentation. Our contemporary scholars would do well to step down from their pharisaical thrones and take a page out of this book. 

We don't know what we don't know until we read this book. As obvious as God is claimed to be by the average Christian, Tozer aptly demonstrates how little time we take to actually know God as opposed to His teachings, laws, doctrines, miracles, etc. This book was eye-openeing in a simplistic and convincing  way. 

This book was very interesting and the arguments absolutely compelling. Although I find myself on the other end of the spectrum of the doctrine of Hell, I must say that the Author makes such clever arguments based on Biblical  citation that I find it difficult to refute but only equally as much as  my own arguments on torment unto annihilation. Still the two doctrines cannot be  reconciled and so one must be true and the other false. This book has  presented me with my greatest challenge in determining which is which. 

These books, including the subject book here, are conclusive  evidence of the stationary geocentricity of Earth, proving with finality that Earth is centrally divergent, fixed and finished, just as the  Bible describes. 

You'll notice that on all  books discussing the geocentricity of Earth and the falsehood of heliocentricity that there are no descriptions of the book itself other  than to say that it has been determined that this work is only valuable enough to be stored and reproduced for its historical and literary value.

This book is an excellent presentation of conclusive argument for defying the conventional understanding of our current scientific worldview. The facts and evidence presented cannot be refuted and disputation of the claims is  always baselessly founded upon the false assumptions of flawed modern  science. 

An exhilarating story of pre-reformation militants told with great detail and in an easy-to-follow format. 

 Very informative work. It will satisfy the appetite of the history lover. 

A must-have for any Theologian's bookshelf. It is simply a series of pages containing a list of names and their very brief definitions. Most notable among the  Author's redeeming qualities is the preface where he states in humility that there are many thoughts and opinions related to names in the Bible and that this work is his understanding, but that he could very well be mistaken and is sure that there are equally as compelling arguments out there that would appear to contradict what he proposes. 

Bullinger is an obscure writer and Theologian but very creative and difficult to dispute. His reasoning is clever and his theology consistent. This book was enjoyable to read and, for those interested in Biblical Cosmology, it proves to advance the importance of Creation in establishing a sure foundation of faith. 

This is a piggy-back of Henry Morris' other book on creation, "Scientific Creationism." While the other book attacks a false, scientific worldview, this book promotes a greater understanding of the truth presented in the Bible to support the reality and fact of Creation and the flood. Together both of these books do an excellent job of engaging in the apologetics of these topics, while separately they offer what might be a different flavor of discussion in their approach to understanding why the Bible is true and modern thinking is false. 

This might be better titled, "A Summary of the highlights of Certain Documents of the Christian Church." While this book is well-packed with content, it does not nearly cover the entirety of documents produced by the Church in the last 2000 years, nor does it always display the whole documents shown but offers only highlights from them. 

Such an excellent literary work on the exposition of hypocrisy in evangelism and doctrine. This book serves as a reminder of how the faith began to be practiced and shows how far it has turned away from scripturally-supported tradition, thinking, and behavior. 

Mostly speculative but certainly intuitive and not based on assumption but presumption. The book also included important knowledge about aspects of eastern living in those days. 

Very good explanations of how the Creation account of Scripture is consistent, authoritative, and sovereign from a scientific perspective. Modern science, being flawed and oftentimes baseless, the Reader is reminded of the plain, empirical truths before us that support biblical teaching.