Noah's Three Sons: Human History in Three Dimensions [The Doorway Papers: Volume 1]

Arthur C. Custance

Zondervan

<p>The six Papers in this Volume do not form a connected series but they do have this in common: they all assume Scripture to be the touchstone of truth. It is demonstrated that Scripture is able to stimulate one's thinking enormously, especially when the mind is informed by the data of current research. It is also demonstrated how consistent Scripture is, both with itself and with the assured findings of research. Furthermore, it is shown how one Spirit has clearly directed an supervised and inspired the writing of Scripture throughout.</p>

Time and Eternity : and Other Biblical Studies (Volume VI of The Doorway Papers)

Academie Books

The Seed of the Woman

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Doorway

Journey Out of Time: A Study of the Interval Between Death and the Resurrection of the Body

The Sovereignty of Grace

Doorway Publications

<p>Considered a classic in Christian apologetics, this scholarly analysis of the Biblical phrase "without form and void", from the opening chapter of Genesis, observes the rules of linguistics, of grammar and syntax, and also examines how words are used in the rest of Scripture. This book has been described as the best argument that has ever been written for the Gap Theory. A well respected Canadian scientist himself, and listed in the 1971 American Men in Science, Dr. Custance contends that we should not allow science to determine what Scripture says. Neither should we allow Scripture to determine what the scientist observes in the laboratory. Yet observed fact in the one cannot, ultimately, conflict with revealed fact in the other. Any conflict, then, is in the interpretation of the facts - not in the facts themselves.</p>

Without Form and Void

Classic Reprint Press

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