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The Revelation of the Inscrutable God
John Owen on the Glory of Christ: Chapter 5 parts 1-4 THE PERSON OF CHRIST THE GREAT REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD AND HIS WILL What may be known of God, is, – his nature and existence, with the [...]
In Bullinger, Church, Doctrine of the Church, Ecclesiology, Puritanism, Puritans, Reformed Theology, Scripture
Posted The Old Faith
From Miles Coverdale’s translation of Bullinger The Old Faith 81-83. Published in England around 1547. (The first 11 chapters are essentially a Biblical Theology, demonstrating the [...]
First President of IRBS Theological Seminary Appointed
Presidential Appointment: Rev. Fred Pugh, Chair of the Trustees of the Institute of Reformed Baptist Studies has released the following statement: The Trustees of the Institute of Reformed [...]
In American Baptists, Anthropology, Baptist Forefather, Baptist History, Doctrine of God, Slavery, William Knibb
Posted William Knibb on Slavery
William Knibb on Slavery The English were pushing the Americans on the subject of slavery because they had abolished slavery and finally granted full freedom by 1838. It was the English Baptists [...]
In Baptist Forefather, Baptist History, Church History, Particular Baptists, Puritanism, Puritans, William Kiffin
Posted Daniel Dyke, M.A., Particular Baptist
One of the luminaries of the early Particular Baptist leadership was Daniel Dyke, M.A. From an important and well-known family of puritan ministers (at least one of his uncle’s books is [...]
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Three Puritans on Preaching: The Early Church, the Middle Age, and Their Age
God hath seemed to have reserved it for a great blessing to the last age of the world that, for aught appears to us from any books, it hath been more fertile of such preaching than any since that [...]
Puritan Living Conditions: Would You Like to Live Here?
Submitted by Prof. Renihan from CH 610 Puritanism in Context lecture notes What was life like during the 16th and 17th centuries? Depends on who you are: Male or Female; City, Town, Village, [...]
In Associationalism, Baptist History, Church Plant, Confession, Doctrine of the Church, Ecclesiology, Evangelism, Ministry, Particular Baptists, Preaching, Puritanism, Puritans, Reformed Theology
Posted Church Planting in Early Baptist History (Part 3)
Church Planting in Early Baptist History (Part 3) Submitted by Prof. Renihan The impetus for these actions was theological, embedded in the general Confessions published by the churches.
The Character of an Old English Puritan
Submitted by Prof. Renihan Many years ago, my brother, IRBS Fellow Dr. Mike Renihan, posted John Geree’s The Character of an Old English Puritan, or Non-Conformist on his website. For your [...]
In Baptist Forefather, Benjamin Beddome, Calvinism, Christology, Doctrine of God, Doctrines of Grace, Love, Particular Baptists, Providence, Reformed Theology, Scripture, Theology
Posted God Loves His Elect
Submitted by Prof. Renihan Years ago I endured (I don’t know a better verb to use) a discourse (it wasn’t a sermon) in a chapel service I attended while far from home. The speaker [...]
