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Signs of the Apostles
By Walter Chantry / Banner Of Truth
"From the Publisher:" An examination of the Charismatic and Pentecostal movements in today's church, and an exposition of the biblical teaching on the work of the Holy Spirit. 160 pgs |
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Pentecost-Today?: The Biblical Basis for Understanding Revival
By Iain H. Murray / Banner Of Truth
Could the white-hot fires of revival sweep through today's church as they did at Pentecost? To answer this question, Murray delves into a thoughtful study of Scripture and church history, examining the twin roles of God's sovereignty and believers' prayers and responsibilities during especially powerful outpourings of the Holy Spirit. 226 pages, hardcover from Banner of Truth. |
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To Be Continued?: Are the Miraculous Gifts for Today?
By Samuel E. Waldron / Calvary Press
Tongues...Signs...Wonders...Are they operative in the church of Jesus Christ today? Perhaps no subject is more debated in the church today than whether or not the "miraculous sign" gifts are for today's believers. When someone says that they "speak in tongues," do they have biblical warrant to do so? Are they really speaking a divine language, or a mocking counterfeit? When someone claims that they can perform miracles because they are "an apostle," should we ask for proof, or simply tell them that it cannot be so since there are no apostles today? What about prophets? Are there any true prophets in the churches today? Samuel E. Waldron builds systematic case for the complete cessation of the miraculous gifts as well as the office of Apostle and prophet. Building an insurmountable argument step by step, he shows that the Bible is quite clear on this issue. If you are struggling to come to grips with what the Bible says on this most important and oftentimes confusing topic, then this book is essential reading. |
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Counterfeit Miracles
By Benjamin Warfield / Banner Of Truth
More than sixty years after his death B.B. Warfield's witness remains a powerful influence in main-stream Christianity simply because no successor has attained to his eminence as a biblical theologian. In his years at Princeton, 1886-1921, he was unquestionably the best-known opponent of the rationalism and anti-supernaturalism which threatened the life of the Church in the 20th Century; for him a non-miraculous Christianity was no Christianity at all. But with his breadth of vision Warfield also saw the danger of false claims to the possession of miraculous gifts - claims which have repeatedly been made both by the Church of Rome and by groups within Protestantism. |
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Charismatic Chaos
By John MacArthur / Zondervan Corp.
Recognizing the importance of the charismatic movement and the need for a biblical evaluation of it, MacArthur analyzes the doctrinal differences between charismatics and non-charismatics in the light of scripture. |
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