Arthur W. Pink was an English Christian author renowned for his profound biblical expositions. Initially circulated through his own magazine, his writings reached a wider audience after his death. Pink distinguished himself through meticulous scriptural examination and an emphasis on practical Christian living. His works have influenced many Christians, encouraging deeper Bible study and a life grounded in biblical principles.
Exploring the theme of divine control, the book delves into God's sovereignty over all aspects of existence, addressing both mundane and profound challenges. Written by Arthur W. Pink, who faced personal struggles as a minister and lived in various countries, this influential work reflects his deep study of Scripture. Pink's insights aim to illuminate the extent of God's power, making it a significant contribution to theological literature.
The question of profiting from Scripture provides the theme for this book, originally published as a series in Studies in the Scriptures.
Focusing on a verse-by-verse exposition, this study delves into the fourth Gospel, aiming to reveal its central theme and overall scope in relation to the other Gospels. The author prioritizes spiritual understanding over academic debates about authorship or dating, seeking to illuminate the Scriptures for readers. The goal is to enhance comprehension of the text and provide edification for believers, fostering a deeper connection with the teachings of the Gospel.
Exploring the concept of human depravity, this book delves into the nature of man and the profound grace of God. Arthur Pink examines the depths of sin and the significance of understanding what we have been forgiven for. Through this exploration, readers are encouraged to cultivate a deeper appreciation for divine grace and a greater reverence for God's limitless love, enhancing their understanding of the Gospel's transformative power.
The biography explores the life of Arthur W. Pink, a British theologian who immigrated to the U.S. for theological studies and served as a pastor in various states before becoming an itinerant Bible teacher. His journey included a pastoral stint in Australia and a return to his hometown in England. Ultimately, he settled in Scotland, where he lived until his death. Pink's writings primarily emerged as articles in "Studies in Scriptures," a magazine dedicated to scriptural exposition, showcasing his deep commitment to biblical teaching.
The foundation of all true knowledge of God must be a clear mental apprehension of His perfections as revealed in Holy Scripture. An unknown God can neither be trusted, served, nor worshipped. In this booklet an effort has been made to set forth some of the principal perfections of the Divine character.
Boží vedení : jak hledat a poznávat Boží vůli. Žandov : Ve spolupráci s Reformace.cz vydala Poutníkova četba.
Jaký užitek může mít člověk ze čtení Božího slova, a pokud jej nenalézá, co je třeba udělat, aby takový užitek ze slova Božího měl. Někteří lidé čtou Bibli s pýchou v srdci, někteří ze zvědavosti, a jiní, aby učinili dojem na své okolí. Jen málo je těch, kteří hledají v Bibli skutečné poznání Boha, touží po duchovním vzdělání a po obživě pro svou duši. Kniha oblíbeného autora A. W. Pinka ukazuje, jak číst Bibli se správnými motivy a jaký duchovní a praktický užitek z takového čtení můžeme mít. Autor se zabývá vztahem Písma k určitým tématům v kapitolách: Písmo a hřích, Písmo a Bůh, Písmo a Kristus, Písmo a modlitba, Písmo a dobré skutky, Písmo a poslušnost, Písmo a svět, Písmo a zaslíbení, Písmo a radost, Písmo a láska Každé téma je dále rozvedeno v sedmi bodech, které odkrývají užitek, jaký může mít člověk ze čtení Slova, a pokud jej nenalézá, co je třeba udělat, aby takový užitek ze slova Božího měl.
