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Commentary on the epistle of Paul, the apostle, to the Hebrews

Literature & Fiction

William Swan Plumer

Literary

Baker Books

This classic reprint is considered by many to be the most authoritative commentary on the English text of Romans. Highly recommended!

Commentary on Romans

History

Kregel Classics

The Law of God As Contained in the Ten Commandments

The Law of God as Contained in the Ten Commandments

General Books

Theology For The People Or Biblical Doctrine, Plainly Stated.

Sprinkle Publications

From the finest 19th century commentator on the Psalms comes this volume for children and parents: with chapters winsomely written for children 10 and under, on all these topics and more: * There is a God! * God is Great * The Good Shepherd * The Fear of God * Seeking the Lord * Study of the Bible * The Worth of the Soul * We all Belong to God * We Are all Sinners * Why Christ Died * On Prayer * On Pleasing God * On Honesty * Now is the Time * The Last Judgment

Plain and Simple Thoughts for Children and Parents

Christian Books & Bibles

What should be the primary emphasis of a theological education? How should the student of theology approach such a transcendent topic? William Swan Plumer answers both questions with eloquence and wisdom in the two inaugural addresses contained in this booklet: "Christ All in All," his 1854 Inaugural Address at Western Theological Seminary in Allegheny, Pennsylvania, and "The Right Temper for a Theologian," his 1867 Inaugural Address at Columbia Theological Seminary in Columbia, South Carolina. These discourses display Plumer's Christ-centered and experiential piety that impacted generations of God's people during his own lifetime and continues to be needed by Jesus' church today.

Christ All in All: The Right Temper for a Theologian

Log College Press

Product Description Who was Jesus Christ? No true Christian believes He was sinful. But could He have sinned? This book, originally published in 1876, was the most original of all of Plumer's writings, defending the impeccability of Jesus Christ with exegesis, theological acumen, and logical precision. Plumer approaches this relevant topic from biblical, theological, and historical perspectives, and helps us think through the questions of sin, temptation, the will, and the deity and humanity of Jesus Christ. Edited by Dr. Miles Smith, with a foreword by Dr. Blair Smith. Review William Swan Plumer's short treatise, Impeccable, contends for the 'spotless rectitude' of Christ Jesus. Plumer's command of theology evidences his skill as a gifted scholar. His concern for the flock of God discloses the heart of a caring shepherd. And so, he writes with precision to enlighten the mind, with compassion to reinforce godly faith, and with ardor to remove any 'uneasiness felt.' Impeccable stands on its own as a compelling case for Christ as non potest peccare. But the short treatise offers more. The pastor-scholar Plumer exemplifies the type of spiritual leadership so desperately needed for the church around the world today. --David B. Garner, Ph.D., Academic Dean, Vice President of Global Ministries, and Associate Professor of Systematic Theology at Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaWilliam Swan Plumer (famous for his one volume Commentary on Psalms, said by Spurgeon to be the best) has, with perception and clarity, dealt with the essential issues in the Biblical teaching on the impeccability of Christ. He is right to the point in stating that 'uncertainty is not necessary to freedom;' that is, his lack of indwelling sin and the intense holiness of his person never meant that he was not severely tempted to sin. Plumer properly shows how we need to keep in mind the relationship of the divine person to his two natures, and that he really was a true person not a sort of machine. In his victory over the fiercest onslaughts of evil and temptation that ever came against a descendant of Adam lies our victory. Plumer will show you how! --Douglas F. Kelly, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, Reformed Theological SeminaryThe re-publication of William Plumer's nineteenth-century work on the sinlessness of Christ reaches into the vault of the historical past to bring out hidden treasure. Plumer's work is brief but full of insight and breathes the air of wisdom of the church throughout the age. This little book is well worth the read. --J. V. Fesko, Professor of Systematic and Historical Theology, Reformed Theological Seminary, Jackson, Mississippi About the Author William Swan Plumer (1802-1880) was one of the few American Presbyterians to be elected Moderator of the General Assembly two times. He taught systematic theology at Western Theological Seminary in western Pennsylvania and Columbia Theological Seminary in Columbia, South Carolina. He loved to exalt the person and work of Jesus Christ, and wrote several books on this locus of theology. He was a gifted preacher, pastor, author, and theologian.

Impeccable: The Person and Sinless Character of Our Lord Jesus Christ

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