An Encyclopedia of Faith & Heritage
Frederick Denison (FD) Maurice (1805-1872) In 1853 F. D. Maurice was dismissed from his professional chair at King’s College, London, for what was little more than a cautious modification of the traditional doctrine of hell: a storm of controversy brake …
Foy Esco Wallace (1896-1979) “The repeated reference to the period of the Destruction of Jerusalem as indicative of the author’s inclination toward that view.” The Book of Revelation 1966 Ft. Worth, TX, Foy E. Wallace Publications “The repeated reference …
Friedrich Tholuck (Friedrich August Gottreu Tholuck – March 30, 1799 – June 10, 1877) German Protestant church leader Commentary on the Gospel of John ‘That St. Paul should use “heaven” and “earth” for Jews and Gentiles will not be thought …
Friedrich Gotthold Hartwig Pastor at Grosshartmannsdorf, near Freiberg “the first who suggested the idea of the Apocalypse being a drama” WHAT OTHERS HAVE SAID Friedrich Bleek “One of the most valuable among the apologetic treatises of this time in favour …
Frederic William Farrar (F.W. Farrar 1831-1903) Chaplain to Queen Victoria, 1871-1876 | Headmaster of Marlborough College | Canon of Westminster Abbey | Rector of St. Margaret’s, Westminster | Archdeacon of Westminster | Dean of Canterbury. Christ Wails Over Jerusalem (1899) “This …
Friedrich Duesterdieck Friedrich Hermann Christian Düsterdieck (1822-1906) Critical and Exegetical Handbook to the Revelation of John. Translated from the third edition of the German by Henry E. Jacobs. New York, 1887. WHAT OTHERS HAVE SAID Revere Franklin Weidner (1898) “DUESTERDIECK, FRIEDRICH. Critical …
Ferdinand Christian Baur Professor Of Theology In The University OF Tubingen (1792-1860) Church History of the First Three Centuries (Tubingen: 1863) THE PAROUSIA (Vol. 1, pp. 246-252) The belief in the second coming of Christ, and the reaction against a view …
An Historical Discourse on the Apocalypse (1730) By Firmin Abauzit (1679-1769) “This book is generally regarded as marking the commencement of a new period in the criticism of the Apocalypse.” “Abauzit left behind him some writings, chiefly theological. Of these …
Firmin Abauzit (1679-1769) French “Genevan librarian, distinguished for abundant erudition” // Reputed to have been full preterist but never was An Historical Discourse on the Apocalypse (1730) | Discours Historique sur l’Apocalipse (1730 French PDF) – English: A Discourse Historical and Critical on the Revelations …
Flavius Josephus Study Archive During the Middle Ages, Josephus was the most widely read ancient author in Europe.. Josephus’ literary influence had no equal, with the sole exception of the Bible Flavius Josephus Study Archive Biography, Credibility, and Importance “you …
F.D. Maurice Study Archive The principal historical allusions in these Lectures are to the state of the Roman world during the years preceding the fall of Jerusalem. Frederick Denison Maurice 1805-1872 English Anglican Theologian | Prolific Author | Founder …
F.W. Farrar Study Archive The reason why the early date and mainly contemporary explanation of the book is daily winning fresh adherents among unbiased thinkers of every Church and school, is partly because it rests on so simple and secure …
F.F. Bruce Study Archive However the gospel may be defended, it cannot be defended by concessions which deprive it of its essence or which detract from our Saviour’s title to be called The Word of God. F.F. Bruce 1910 – …
Firmin Abauzit Study Archive French “Genevan librarian, distinguished for abundant erudition” // Reputed to have been full preterist but never was Firmin Abauzit 1679 – 1769 French Scholar, Author, Physicist, Philosopher 1730: An Historical Discourse on the Apocalypse | Discours Historique sur …
Annual Moore College Lectures 1977. Lecture 1, delivered on 06/09/1977.