1999. MANUAL OF THEOLOGY. BY. J. L. DAGG, D. D.
The Lord Jesus came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. It is produced by the Spirit of Christ in the regeneration and sanctification of a sinner, and is absolutely essential to the character of a true Christian. Colquhoun, John. Crampton, Gary Built Upon the Rock: A Study of the Doctrine of the Church (.pdf)
Manual of theology. A treatise on Christian doctrine. by Dagg, J. L. (John Leadley), 1794-1884; American Baptist Publication Society. Publication date 1871. Topics Theology, Doctrinal, Baptists. Publisher Philadelphia, American Baptist publication society. Collection library_of_congress; americana. Digitizing sponsor The
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Book First--Study Of Religious Truth. Book Second--Doctrine Concerning God. Book Third--Doctrine Concerning The Will And Works Of God. Book Fourth--Doctrine Concerning The Fall And Present State Of Man. Book Fifth--Doctrine Concerning Jesus Christ. Book Sixth--Doctrine Concerning The Holy Spirit.
Oct 21, 2013 312 pages. With a title like Manual of Church Order, the little book by Baptist John L. Dagg (1794-1884) has little hope of becoming an international bestseller. Dagg the pastor-theologian takes aim at objections from both Quakers and paedobaptists with finely tuned theological and exegetical arguments.
His doctrine and his life coincident gave such convincing proof that he was honest in the sacred cause, that his. 1Robert G. Gardner, “John Leadley Dagg Pioneer American Baptist Theologian" (Ph.D. diss.,. Duke University, 1957), vi. 2Ibid. 3John Dagg, Manual of Theology (Harrisonburg, VA: Sprinkle Publications, 2009), i.
LibraryThing Review. User Review - JohnnieBurgessJr - LibraryThing. Great book on Theology. Was one of the first systematic books on theology by a southern baptist. Read full review

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