Broken Things: Why We Suffer [Paperback] [Jan 01, 1977] M. R. DeHaan ...

Broken Things: Why We Suffer

M. R. DeHaan

Discovery House

"In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth," are the first words recorded in the Bible. Dr. DeHaan asserts that one's attitude toward this opening statement of the Word is a true test of his faith in the rest of the Scriptures. Is this record of creation fact - or is it fiction and fable? Upon your answer to this question hinge all other answers pertaining to the problems of death, sin, redemption, heaven and hell. In this study, Dr. DeHaan does not set out to quarrel with science. Indeed, he points out that there can be no conflict between TRUE science and the CORRECT interpretation of Scripture, for God is the Author of true science. But, the author states unequivocally, much so-called science is not scientific - and wherever science and the Bible conflict, it is either because the Bible has been misinterpreted, or science is wrong and is still in error. Dr. DeHaan develops his case logically and simply, marshaling his forces solidly behind a true Biblical interpretation of the first three chapters of Genesis, and helpfully dealing with many facets of the case against evolution in the light of a sane Biblical approach. Dr. DeHaan exposes the false tenets of the evolutionary theory to the merciless light of the facts, providing revitalizing reassurance to God's people and thought-provoking conclusions to the unbeliever.

Genesis and Evolution

History

Zondervan

Days of Noah

Zondervan Publishing

Galatians

Hebrews

This volume is based upon the book of Acts, but is definitely not an attempt to produce an exposition of the book as such. Rather, the author centers attention on the most important portions or "high peaks," such chapters as Acts 2, 7, 10, 13 and 15. The aim is to convey an over-all picture of the plan of the book in its totality. The key verse is Acts 1:8. It contains an outline of the book and the program for the present dispensation of the Church. Here is the Lord's last commission, moving from Jerusalem, Samaria, and out to the uttermost part of the earth. It begins with the Jew, then the half-Jew and half-Gentile Samaritans, and concludes with the Gentile. Thus it is the transition from the old covenant to the new, from law to grace, from the Kingdom to the Church.

Pentecost and After

Zondervan Publishing House

Simon Peter

The messages in this volume were first prepared for broadcasting purposes, and then later slightly corrected for publication in book form. One of the first rules in the study of the Book of Daniel is to remember that this Book is primarily and first of all a prophecy, dealing with things which still lie in the future, and that Daniel was primarily a prophet. Daniel should, therefore, be read and studied in connection with the last book of the Bible, the Revelation of Jesus Christ, given by the Holy Spirit to John. Daniel occupies the same office among the Old Testament writers as John the Seer, the writer of the Apocalypse, does in the New Testament. Both deal with the events of this age in which we live and the end time which in the broad sense covers this entire dispensation and in the narrower sense refers to the end of this dispensation and particularly the days preceding and during the Tribulation. It will be highly profitable to those who are interested in the study of this book, to first of all read through the twelve chapters of Daniel and then with a thorough knowledge of its contents read this volume, realizing that no exposition of the Scripture can ever take the place of the Scripture itself. Martin R. DeHaan was a well-respected Bible teacher and pastor as well as founder of the Radio Bible Class.

Daniel the Prophet (M. R. DeHaan Classic Library)

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Kregel Classics

The well-respected Bible teacher and founder of Radio Bible Class, M. R. De Haan, presents these devotional commentaries on Bible books and topics that will be appreciated by lay readers as well as pastors and teachers.

Studies in Hebrews (M. R. Dehaan Classic Library)

The Romance of Redemption: Studies in the Book of Ruth (M. R. DeHaan Classic Library)

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