Edward was an astronomer, author, and linguist who explored the nuances of language and communication. He dedicated himself to writing, publishing numerous newspaper articles and several books. His linguistic skills extended to fluency in multiple European languages, and he also engaged with Esperanto. Throughout his life, he traveled extensively, working and writing his way across continents.
Experience the collected writings of Edward Irving, an influential Scottish preacher and theologian. This comprehensive collection includes writings on biblical prophecy, the Trinity, and more.
This comprehensive anthology brings together the complete works of the influential Scottish minister Edward Irving. Known for his charismatic preaching style and his controversial views, Irving played a significant role in the religious and political movements of his time. This collection includes his sermons, theological treatises, and personal correspondence, making it an invaluable resource for scholars and enthusiasts alike.
Discover the collected writings of one of the most influential religious figures of the 19th century with this edition of Edward Irving's complete works. With insightful commentary and analysis, this book is an essential resource for anyone interested in Scottish theology and the history of religion in the UK.
In this deeply Biblical and prophetic work, Edward Irving draws attention to the impending doom of the Babylonian Empire, and the importance of heeding the prophecies of Daniel and the Apocalypse. With his characteristic eloquence and theological insight, Irving sheds light on the spiritual significance of these prophecies and their implications for modern times.
This book provides a detailed and insightful commentary on the Book of Revelation, one of the most enigmatic and controversial books of the Bible. The author offers a fresh perspective on the symbolism and meaning of the book, drawing on his extensive knowledge of biblical history and theology. The book is an important contribution to the ongoing debate and interpretation of the Book of Revelation.
A collection of sermons and speeches given by Edward Irving, a Scottish Presbyterian minister and theologian known for his charismatic preaching style and advocacy of Pentecostalism. The orations address various topics relevant to Christian missionaries, including the nature of evangelism, the challenges of cultural adaptation, and the role of the Holy Spirit in religious experience. Drawing on his own experiences as a missionary and his deep knowledge of biblical scholarship, Irving offers practical and inspiring guidance for those engaged in spreading the gospel around the world.
A classic work of eschatology, this book explores the prophesied return of Jesus Christ and the establishment of his kingdom on Earth. Written by two influential theologians, this work continues to inspire and challenge readers today.
The Collected Writings of Edward Irving is a comprehensive collection of the works of this influential Scottish clergyman and theologian. Edited by G. Carlyle, this volume includes sermons, essays, and letters written by Irving during his lifetime. Known for his eloquent style and powerful delivery, Irving's works continue to inspire and challenge readers today, making this collection an essential addition to any theological library.
Originally published in 1812 by the Spanish Jesuit Manuel Lacunza, "The Coming of Messiah in Glory and Majesty" is a visionary work of apocalyptic theology that has fascinated and inspired readers for over two centuries. In this English translation, the influential Scottish preacher Edward Irving provides a detailed commentary on Lacunza's text, exploring its rich symbolism and complex biblical references. Together, the two writers offer a compelling vision of the end times and the ultimate triumph of good over evil.
Edward Irving's radical theology of theincarnation, and its implications for soteriology.