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Welcome to our new e-Sword module library website. We would like to invite you to look around, and download what you like. We are presenting you this library website of e-Sword modules. Some 4 years ago I switched over the much better program, TheWord, which is much more feature rich, has a user forum where the developer (Costas Stergiou) quickly answers emails and posts, and also resolves issues more quickly than I found was the case with e-sword.

I have worked exclusively in TheWord program formats, but since we can import most e-Sword modules, we look for e-Sword modules on the Internet and then important them into theWord, clean them up, and post them on twmodules.com, my theWord module library website.

We are powered by your prayers and donations.

 

As I mentioned above, I don’t like e-Sword any more. I think theWord is a much more excellent, feature rich, and more powerful program than e-Sword. I know e-Sword has probably 10 times the user base as theWord, and I am making my e-Sword available to you (which is additional work on me) as a service to you, the e-Sword user. Please consider sending us a small donation every 6 months or so. Invite me and my family out to eat (or the equivalent, about $25 dollars) once every 6 months or so. If you can send more, please do so. I am powered to make and post e-Sword modules by YOUR DONATIONS! Since I don’t use e-Sword anymore, there is little interest or advantage for me to even have this website. Since I am doing this as a favor to you, please go to the Paypal link (on the right sidebar) or if you would like to write a check in dollars to our home church (we are local church missionaries, doing evangelism and church planting in Mexico City since 1986) then visit our donations page.

Upcoming Posts

Upcoming Posts

  • 05-29 » Luther, M. – The Small Catechism
  • 05-29 » Boa-Selected Promises Of God
  • 05-31 » Hastings, J. – The Christian Doctrine of Faith
  • 06-01 » Coffin, H.S. – Some Christian Convictions
  • 06-01 » Drummond, H. – Eternal Life
  • 06-05 » Drummond, H. – Beautiful Thoughts
  • 06-05 » Simpson – Christ in the Bible
  • 06-07 » Boettner, L. – Salvation by Grace
  • 06-07 » Drummond, H. – Pax Vobiscum
  • 06-08 » Clark, J.W. – The Care of Books
  • 06-08 » Cox, D.R. – Worshipping Mary the Mother of Jesus

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Boettner, L. – The Reformed Doctrine Of Predestination

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The Reformed Doctrine Of Predestination

by Loraine Boettner

Summary

Any one is at liberty to use material from this book with or without credit. In preparing this book the writer has received help from many sources, some acknowledged and many unacknowledged. He believes the material herein set forth to be a true statement of Scripture teaching, and his desire is to further, not to restrict its use. Continue reading →

Luther, M. – Large Catechism

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Large Catechism

by Dr. Martin Luther
Translated by F. Bente and W. H. T. Dau
Published in: Triglot Concordia: The Symbolical Books of the Ev. Lutheran Church. (St. Louis: Concordia Publishing House, 1921), pp. 565-773

Summary

This is Martin Luther’s Larger Catechism. Continue reading →

Boettner, L. – The Reformed Faith

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The Reformed Faith

by Loraine Boettner

Summary

In this 8 chapter work, Boettner (Reformed, Presbyterian) presents the Reformed faith, basically Calvinism. His chapters are the sovereignty of God, man’s totally helpless condition, Christ’s atonement, God’s foreknowledge, the universalistic passages, the two systems contrasted, the five points of Arminianism, and the five points of Calvinism. Continue reading →

Brooks, T. – London’s Lamentations

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London’s Lamentations

by Thomas Brooks

Summary

In this 14 chapter work by Brooks (Puritan), he searches for spiritual lessons from the great London fire. He speaks of fire as a symbol in Scripture, and the purposes of God in judging both unsaved and his own people. He marks the common seven sins among London’s Christians, and God’s hand in the fiery judgment that happened to them. He then offers lamentation, mourning, cordials, comforts and support. Then he speaks directly of the fire of hell. He mentions 15 duties for those whose homes had been burned up, and 8 duties for those who were spared. Continue reading →

Boettner, L. – Post Millennialism

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Post Millennialism

by Loraine Boettner

Summary

In this 15 chapter work, Boettner (Presbyterian) examines the doctrine of Postmillennialism. He begins with representative theologians, an introduction, a statement of the doctrine and a chapter on “Inadequate terminology”. He then presents us with another 10 chapters on issues is and around the doctrine, like the world is growing better, the millennium not a perfect or sinless state, the 1000 years as a symbolical figure, principles of interpretation, etc. Continue reading →

Boettner, L. – Unconditional Election

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Unconditional Election

by Loraine Boettner

Summary

In this 6 chapter work, Boettner (Reformed, Calvinist) examines election. This is the reformed-Calvinist view of election, that is, that it is unconditional. He first states the doctrine, and then reasons with proofs from Scripture and reason, and then examines faith and good works are the fruits and proof of election, not the basis of election, then he examines reprobation. In the final chapter he examines infralapsarianism and supralapsarianism. Continue reading →

Boettner, L. – The Trinity

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The Trinity

by Loraine Boettner

Summary

Summary: In this 11 chapter work by Boettner (Presbyterian), he presents us with an explanation and argument for the doctrine of the Trinity. Some of his chapters are: The Trinity in the Old Testament, One substance and three persons, the meaning of the words “Father”-”Son”-”Spirit”. the subordination of the Son and Spirit to the Father, and the generation of the Son and the Procession of the Spirit. Some historical and practical aspects. Continue reading →