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Edersheim Temple: Its Ministry and Service

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The Temple: Its Ministry and Service By Alfred Edersheim

Alfred Edersheim is a Jewish Christian writer that has some tremendous works that give us insight and understanding to the Old Testament because he writes from both perspectives. In this work he explores the Temple describing and explaining the arrangement of things in the Jewish Temple. This work is arranged in short paragraphs about each item of the Temple. Edersheim’s point of view and presentation is to relate the O.T. temple to the New Testament. This is an excellent reference work every serious Bible student should have.

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Edwards, Jonathan – Freedom of the Will

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A CAREFUL AND STRICT INQUIRY INTO THE MODERN PREVAILING NOTIONS OF THAT FREEDOM OF WILL WHICH IS SUPPOSED TO BE ESSENTIAL TO MORAL AGENCY, VIRTUE. AND VICE, REWARD AND PUNISHMENT, PRAISE AND BLAME. Rom. ix. 16 it is not him that willeth. Edwards, Jonathan – Freedom of the Will (wlue777) Views: 496

Edwards, J. – Religious Affections

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Written in 1746 during the First Great Awakening, Religious Affections remains an important and challenging Christian treatise. Concerned that many people do not display true “religious affections,” Jonathan Edwards attempts to “discern…wherein true religion does consist.” Balancing between extreme “intellectualism” and extreme “emotionalism,” Edwards argues that emotions are an important part of true religion, but that one must distinguish between legitimate and illegitimate emotions. He provides both “negative” or unreliable signs of true religious emotions, and “positive” or reliable signs of true religious emotions.

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Edwards, Jonathan – Charity and its Fruits, 16 sermons

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16 Sermons on Charity and It’s Fruits An Exposition of I Corinthians Chapter 13 These 16 sermons were preached to the congregation in Northampton in 1738. Intending them to be published after they were delivered, Edwards prepared them completely by hand. However, they were never published until 1851 when Tyrone Edwards edited the original manuscripts … Read more