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  1. C. Matthew McMahon

    NEW: Westminster Divine John Jackson's (1600-1648) The Doctrine of Man’s Future Eternity

    The Doctrine of Man’s Future Eternity by John Jackson (1600-1648) John Jackson (1600-1648) was a Westminster Puritan divine with a hearty theological intellect, and tender pastoral understanding. In this work, Jackson lays down biblically the doctrine of eternity, and the importance of man’s...
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    • calvinism covenant theology death heaven hell judgment puritan sermons puritan theology reformed theology westminster confession westminster divine
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    Theology Partial Rapture And Dispensational Punishment

    Before I became a Presbyterian, I learned a lot of theological doctrines which I considered wrong or heretical. Such doctrines were mostly based on the doctrines of Witness Lee and Watchman Nee. Before officially leaving my local church and moving in to the Presbyterian church, I wrote this...
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    • discipline dispensational punishment intermediate state judgment judgment seat of christ kingdom kingdom exclusion millennial millennium outer darkness partial rapture rewards watchmann nee witness lee
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    • Category: Theology
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    Are the Judgment Seat and Great White Throne the same?

    Hello, I would like to know if the Judgment Seat of Christ/God is the same thing as the Great White Throne? If it is, I would like to know how we can determine, from scriptures, that it is the same. If I'm not mistaken, some people distinguish both of them (e.g. dispensationalists). Any online...
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    Bema / Judgment Seat of Christ

    Hello, I am looking for reformed sources on the Bema Seat of Christ with particular attention to refute, explicitly or implicitly, the following equivocated school of thought: "Some Bible teachers view the judgment seat as a place of intense sorrow, a place of terror, and a place where...
  5. Adam Olive

    Lust and the Resurrection

    I am looking for something that I read once regarding lust. I am sure it was a puritan author. It described a person lusting after someone and then described in graphic detail the effect of considering the person now a vile creature at the resurrection condemned to hell. The point was the...
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