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 click for details | | THE POWER OF GOD UNTO SALVATION: Chapel Addresses at Princeton Seminary B.B. Warfield In 1903 the Presbyterian Board of Publications sent forth a volume containing Eight Sermons by Dr. Benjamin B. Warfield. The title given to the volume summed up the theme of the entire book: The Power of God unto Salvation. This is the one hundredth anniversary of the publication of that first volume of Warfield's sermons, and Solid Ground Christian Books is preparing to commemorate this with an Special Anniversary Edition of this book. TABLE OF CONTENTS THE REVELATION OF MAN -Hebrews 2:6-9 "Because our Lord is the Son of God, the impressed image of God's substance - as the stamp of a seal is the impressed image of the seal - His advent into the world was the supreme revelation of God. But, equally, because of His perfect identification with the children of men, partaking of their blood and flesh, and made in all things like unto men, He stands before us as the perfect revelation of man." THE SAVING CHRIST -1 Timothy 1:15 "The essence of the whole declaration, therefore, is found in the joyful cry that it was specifically to save sinners that Christ Jesus came into this evil world. And if that be true, simply true, broadly true, true just as it stands, and in all the reach of its meaning, why, then, from that alone we my learn what man is and what God is, what Christ Jesus is and His work in this world of ours, what hopes may illumine our darkness here below, and what joys shall be ours when this darkness passes away." PAUL'S ARGUMENT FROM EXPERIENCE -Romans 5:1,2 "The subject of these two verses is the Christian's peace and joy. You will observe that the apostle does not argue that a Christian ought to have peace and joy. He does not exhort Christians to seek to attain peace and joy. He does not expound the nature of a Christian's peace and joy. He does something far more striking. He assumes the Christian's peace and joy as a fact of experience, the unquestionable reality of which may stand as a common ground of reasoning between him and his readers. He thus represents peace and joy as a special characteristic of Christians, recognized as such by all, peace of heart as a present possession, and joy over the great hope which is theirs in the future." THE PARADOX OF OMNIPOTENCE -Mark 10:27 "All things are possible with God." "Oliver Wendell Holmes tells us that some ideas are so great that when they once find entrance into a human mind they permanently stretch it, and leave it for ever afterwards bigger. Surely this declaration of our Lord's embodies one of these mind-expanding ideas. For we must observe that its astounding declaration is not a mere hyperbole of careless speech, the negligent exaggeration of a proposition which has only relative validity. It is the well-weighed and pecise assertion of a great fact. It does not mean merely that God is greater than man, and may accordingly be believed to be capable of doing some things which man cannot do. It means just what its startling words declare: that 'all things' - taking the term in its unlimited absoluteness - that 'all things are possible with God.'" THE LOVE OF THE HOLY GHOST -James 4:5 "In its general meaning our text is general Bible-teaching. It announces nothing which had not been the possession of God's people concerning His love for them from the days of old. Its message to us is just the common message of the whole Scripture revelation, in Old and New Testament alike. But it has its own peculiarities in expressing this one great common message of God's yearning love for His people. And possibly there may be found a special lesson fo us in these peculiarities." THE LEADING OF THE SPIRIT -Romans 8:14 "These words constitute the classical passage in the New Testament on the great subject of the 'leading of the Holy Spirit.' They stand, indeed, almost without strict parallel in the New Testament... The only other passage, indeed, which speaks distinctly of the 'leading of the Spirit' in the sense of our text is Gal. 5:18, where in a context very closely similar Paul again employs the same phrase: 'But if ye are led by the Spirit, ye are not under the law.' It is from these two passages primarily that we must obtain our conception of what the Scriptures mean by 'the leading of the Holy Spirit.'" PAUL'S EARLIEST GOSPEL -1 Thessalonians 1:2,4; 5:9,24 "I have put together here passages from the beginning and the end of the First Epistle of Paul to the Thessalonians, because, when taken together, these passages afford a succinct statement of the gospel which Paul preached to the Thessaloinians, and on the basis of which that apostolic church was built up. It may be of special interest to note Paul's gospel to the Thessalonians because it gives us what we may call his primitive gospel. In observing it we are contemplating the teaching of Paul at the beginning of his career." FALSE RELIGIONS AND THE TRUE- Acts 17:23 "These words give the gist of Paul's justly famous address at Athens before the court of the Areopagus. The substance of that address was, to be sure, just what the substance of all his primary proclamations to Gentile hearers was, namely, God and the judgment. The necessitiies of the case compelled him to approach the heathen along the avenue of an awakened conscience. They had not been prepared for the preaching of Jesus by a training under the old covenant, and no appeals to prophecy and its fulfillment could be made to them. God and the judgment necessarily constituted, therefore, the staple of his proclamation to them; and so typical an instance as this address to the Areopagus could not fail to exhibit the characteristics of its class with especial purity." In addition to the eight sermons, we are also excited to announce that we will have an Appendix containing a little-known work of Warfield's entitled Four Hymns and Some Religious Verses by Benjamin B. Warfield. Many years ago I was shown this work by Dr. William Harris at the Princeton Seminary Library, and believe it will be a fitting addition to this new edition of The Power of God unto Salvation. All the Sermons included in this volume were preached in the chapel of the Theological Seminary at Princeton. MY FIVE FAVORITES OF SOLID GROUND TITLES *A Pastor's Sketches (Double Volume) by Ichabod Spencer *Counsels and Thoughts on the Spiritual Life of Believers by Thomas Moor THE RISEN CHRIST CONQUERS MARS' HILL by Manton, Watson, STEPPING HEAVENWARD by Elizabeth Prentiss THE POWER OF GOD UNTO SALVATION: Sermons by Benjamin B. Warfield BONUS GIFT: Thoughts for Young Men by J.C. Ryle (* means it is a hardcover volume) SERMONS SPECIAL SOLID GROUND WARFIELD DOG BOOK warfield-machen WARFIELD SIX-PACK BBW6 sss mg68 b50 WMM wsw my5 Nearly 50% - Paperback edition  SGCB Price: $12.95 (list price $25.00)Nearly 50% - Hardcover edition SGCB Price: $23.95 (list price $42.00)ORDER 'MY FAVORITE 5 BOOKS' AND SAVE EVEN MORE SGCB Price: $65.00 (list price $165.00)THIS INCLUDES A FREE COPY OF 'THOUGHTS FOR YOUNG MEN' BY J.C. RYLE |
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 click for details | | THE PERSON AND WORK OF THE HOLY SPIRIT Benjamin B. Warfield with Introduction by Sinclair B. Ferguson This precious book contains all the sermons, articles and book reviews on this vital subject by one of the most brilliant theologians America has ever produced. Sinclair Ferguson, author and pastor, said, "I commend these pages, as one who has continually been helped by their contents. It is a treasure to be enjoyed again and again." "These sermons, articles, and book reviews, collected from Warfield's writings, show the genuine stamp of Reformed experiential piety that rested on the great 19th-century Princeton theologians. The sermons on the leading and sealing of the Spirit are themselves worth the price of the book. Would you like guidance in learning how to live more closely to Christ, how to walk more by faith through the Spirit, and how to wrestle at the throne of grace? Read this book prayerfully, both for clarity of mind and warmth of soul with regard to the person and ministry of the blessed Spirit. Let Warfield be your spiritual mentor in the great things of God." - Joel Beeke SERMONS 1. Old Testament Religion - Psalm 51:12 2. The Conviction of the Spirit - John 16:8-11 3. The Outpouring of the Spirit - Acts 2:16,17 4. The Leading of the Spirit - Romans 8:14 5. The Spirit's Testimony to our Sonship - Romans 8:16 6. The Spirit's Help in our Praying - Romans 8:26,27 7. The Spirit of Faith - 2 Corinthians 4:13 8. New Testament Puritanism - 2 Corinthians 6:11 - 7:1 9. Spiritual Strengthening - Ephesians 3:16 10. The Sealing of the Holy Spirit - Ephesians 4:30 11. The Way of Life - Titus 3:4-9 12. The Love of the Holy Spirit - James 4:5 ARTICLES 13. The Spirit of God in the Old Testament (shorter) 14. The Spirit of God in the Old Testament (longer) 15. On the Doctrine of the Holy Spirit 16. The 1903 Revision of the Westminster Confession of Faith: Of the Holy Spirit 17. The Holy Spirit (written with A.A. Hodge) BOOK REVIEWS WARFIELD SIX A DOZEN REFORMED CLASSICS MY 5 FAVORITE SOLID GROUND TITLES *A Pastor's Sketches (Double Volume) by Ichabod Spencer Stepping Heavenward by Elizabeth Prentiss *Counsels and Thoughts on the Spiritual Life of Believers by Thomas Moor The Person and Work of the Holy Spirit by Benjamin B. Warfield The Risen Christ Conquers Mars Hill by Manton, Watson, Edwards, Davies, Dick, Thornwell, Eadie, Ryle, Warfield, Stonehouse, Van Til & Bahnsen (* means it is a hardcover volume) OUR NEW TRILOGY ON THE HOLY SPIRIT THE SPIRIT WITHIN YOU: The Church's Neglected Possession by J.I. Packer & A.M. Stibbs THE PERSON & WORK OF THE HOLY SPIRIT by Benjamin B. Warfield THE OFFICE & WORK OF THE HOLY SPIRIT by James Buchanan SOLID GROUND WARFIELD warfield-machen WARFIELD SIX-PACK BBW6 hs3 JIBB OS6 ms8 sss bs1 tdm mg68 lc6 wsw NEW EDITION NOW IN PRINT - Nearly 50% Off SGCB Price: $9.95 (list price $18.00)NOW AVAILABLE ORDER WITH OUR NEW TRILOGY ON THE HOLY SPIRIT AND SAVE MORE (OVER 50% OFF) SGCB Price: $28.00 (list price $58.00)THIS TITLE PLUS 'THE OFFICE & WORK OF THE HOLY SPIRIT' by Buchanan AND 'THE SPIRIT WITHIN YOU' by Packer & Stibbs |
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 click for details | | THE LORD OF GLORY: A Study of the Designations of our Lord in the New Testament with Especial Reference to His Deity Benjamin B. Warfield "B.B. Warfield's 'The Lord of Glory' is one of the most compelling presentations of the deity of the Lord Jesus Christ I have ever encountered. Warfield had a special gift of explaining issues related to the Trinity and the Deity of Christ, and 'The Lord of Glory' is simply one of his best works. I cannot recommend this work more highly, especially when it addresses those evidences of the deity of Christ that are not as often addressed, those places where the words of Scripture used of Christ simply could not be used with propriety of any creature, no matter how exalted. Every believer should read and absorb this work!" -- James White "Warfield was above all else, a Christologian, and of all his many, many titles in which he treats the Person of Christ, 'The Lord of Glory' is his most thorough and best. As the subtitle suggests, Warfield surveys the entire NT, scouring its pages for evidence of the deity of Christ in the thinking of the primitive church. It is the only work like it that I know of, and it is a most valuable work both for a study in Christology and for the formation of the Christological background to each of the books of the NT individually. Very highly recommended." -- Fred Zaspel "Benjamin Warfield was a prince among theologians. His Christ-centered, Christ-glorifying work on the Person of Christ is his most thorough and best. Here you will find meat for the mind and food for the soul. No other book deals so extensively with Christology in the primitive church. Bravo, SGCB!" -- Randall J. Pederson SOLID GROUND WARFIELD TRINITY SPECIAL WARFIELD SIX-PACK warfield-machen BBW6 ljc wsw jcsp GFS COFC 50% Discount SGCB Price: $12.50 (list price $25.00)NEW PRICE |
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 click for details | | CALVIN MEMORIAL ADDRESSES: Celebrating the 400th Anniversary of Calvin's Birth B.B. Warfield, Thomas Cary Johnson, James Orr, R.A. Webb and others "As we approach the occasion of the 500th anniversary of John Calvin's birth, and eagerly anticipate the production of the many excellent historical and theological works that will mark the first half-millennium of Reformed Christianity, this set of essays from the beginning of the 20th century may serve both to edify us and to whet our appetites for more. One will find giants among the contributors (from Reed to Johnson to Orr to Warfield to D'Aubigne), and topics of abiding interest." - Dr. Ligon Duncan "Any title on such themes, with not a few eminent authors contributing, has to be a book we shall all value seeing." - Iain H. Murray "We are on the verge of the 500th anniversary of the birth of the French Reformer John Calvin, and it is good to look back at the way his life and ministry were appreciated at the 400th anniversary of his birth. It can be rightly said that if Calvin had not lived, the entire course of Western history, and in particular that of the Church, would be very different, and these essays document that fact very clearly. Against various attacks that had been leveled against the great Reformer in the nineteenth century, these essays demonstrate the tremendous good that Calvin did for the Church and the way that his life was truly lived to the glory of the God of Scripture. Though a hundred years old, these essays are still vital reading for anyone interested in the legacy of Calvin and the ongoing impact of his thought." - Dr. Michael Haykin "As we swiftly approach the 500th anniversary of Calvin's birth and anticipate another flurry of books and essays in honor of the Genevan Reformer, 'Calvin Memorial Addresses' is a good place to begin our celebration. The contributors and the contributions warrant this reprint edition. The greatest worth of this reprint, aside from reminding readers of Calvin and his contributions to the church and the world, is the showcasing of past scholars who ought to be remembered and still have worthwhile things to say to the Church. Honor the LORD as you celebrate the 400th anniversary of Calvin's birth again." -Dr. C.N. Willborn The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States gathered in Savannah, GA in May 1909 to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the birth of John Calvin. After an Introduction by Charles S. Wood, there are a full dozen excellent addresses that cover the incredible influence one man has had on the history of the world for centuries. The grace of God is evident in the life and labors of John Calvin, and this amazing grace is magnified in each and every address that was given nearly 100 years ago. PART OF THE CALVIN TRILOGY And CALVIN SIX-PACK SOLID GROUND WARFIELD SGCB PAPERBACK SETS WARFIELD SIX-PACK warfield-machen BBW6 jcc wsw NOW AVAILABLE! SGCB Price: $12.50 (list price $25.00)50% Off Order with "THE WARFIELD 9-PACK" FOR 55% DISCOUNT SGCB Price: $74.00 (list price $164.00)Save $90 When Ordering the NINE Warfield Titles (DOES NOT INCLUDE SHORTER WRITINGS) |
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 click for details | | PRINCETON SERMONS: Chapel Addresses from 1891-1892 Princeton Professors, ie. B.B. Warfield, W.H. Green, C.W. Hodge, John D. Davis and More "Princeton Sermons is a treasure-trove of practical Christianity delivered by some of the greatest preachers and seminary teachers America has ever known. Here is Princeton in its glory days still reaching out to us today in biblical, doctrinal, experiential truth that is angels' food for those who want to live contagious Christian lives of holiness." --Dr. Joel R. Beeke, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids "This volume of sermons will stir your heart, inform your mind, and elevate your love for our Triune God. The very first sermon makes you want to be with Jesus. Another sermon makes you want to walk in the Spirit until you are with Jesus. Death...want to know how to preach about death? Warfield does it right. What a delightful deposit of sermons from old Princeton. " --C. N. Willborn, PhD, Covenant Presbyterian Church, Oak Ridge, Tennessee Sixteen powerful sermons preached in the chapel at Princeton Theological Seminary during the academic year of 1891-92. One needs only to read these addresses to understand why Princeton had a worldwide influence for the Gospel of Chrrist during these years. This volume was especially prized because two of the beloved professors, Caspar W. Hodge and Charles A. Aiken, were removed by death in the midst of that year. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1- Christ's Desire for His People (John 17:14) by Dr. William Henry Green 2- The Promise of the Spirit (John 16:12-15) by Dr. Caspar Wistar Hodge 3- Valiant for the Truth (Jeremiah 9:3) by Dr. Charles A. Aiken 4- Salvation as a Work (Philippians 1:6) by Dr. William M. Paxton 5- Incarnate Truth (John 1:14) by Dr. Benjamin B. Warfield 6- First Interview with the Christ (John 1:37-42) by Dr. John D. Davis 7- Religion in College (1 John 2:13) by Dr. Francis L. Patton, President 8- The Letter and the Spirit (2 Corinthians 3:6) by Dr. Francis L. Patton, President 9- Christ as a Man of Prayer (Luke 6:12) by Dr. James O. Murray 10- The Transfiguration of Life by Christ (Luke 9:29) by Dr. James O. Murray 11- Christian Manliness (1 Cor. 16:13) by Dr. William Henry Green 12- The Power of Christ's Resurrection (Philippians 3:10) by Dr. Caspar Wistar Hodge 13- Drifting (Hebrews 2:1) by Dr. Charles A. Aiken 14- How We Spend Our Years (Psalm 90:9) by Dr. William M. Paxton 15- The Christian's Attitude Toward Death (2 Corinthians 5:1-10) Dr. Benjamin B. Warfield 16- The Vision of the King in His Holiness (Isaiah 6:5-7) by Dr. John D. Davis REVIEW FROM The Presbyterian and Reformed Review Vol. IV, No. 15 (July 1893): "This publication, valuable in itself, has an additional interest from the insight it gives into Princeton Seminary training on its more practical side. The Princeton Sermons are not, like the posthumous volume by Dr. Charles Hodge, a collection of mere outlines, but sixteen complete discourses by Profs. Green, C.W. Hodge, Aiken, Paxton, Warfield, Davis, Patton and Murray, each of whom has contributed two to the series. With the exception of President Patton's, which are distinctively college sermons; one of them full of wise, manly, sympathetic counsels to the undergraduates, the other an admirable charge to a graduating class, abounding in high thinking and clear speaking, with sentences sharp as the crack of a whip, which will stick to the memory like epigrams; they were delivered in the Seminary Chapel, and for the most part in the ordinary course of a single term (1891-92). The reader will naturally open such a book with high expectations; nor will he be disappointed. It may go without saying, that the sermons are sound, spiritual and strong. But though solid, they are not heavy; and, though addressed in the first instance to an academic audience, they will be found full of instruction and of religious stimulus by thoughtful readers anywhere. The subjects are as happily varied as though their selection had been the fruit of premeditation; and, while the teaching rings harmoniously true to Scripture throughout, the variety in the literary and dialectical style of treatment is one of the charms of the volume. To an old Princetonian, indeed, this new anthology affords among other things an attractive psychological study, such as used to be inevitably suggested in the old Oratory, on a Sunday afternoon, by the 'remarks' successively made by the professors on some Bible text or practical theme selected and announced the week before. It may be somewhat invidious to particularize, but we cannot withhold a special word of admiration for the two sermons by Prof. Green, especially the first of them (which heads the volume) on 'Christ's Desire for His People.' (Jno. Xvii. 24). This is a discourse not more distinguished by its expository skill and its rich spirituality than by the remarkable beauty and devotion of its language. All who know its author are prepared for the very fresh and comprehensive treatment given to 'Christian Manliness' (1 Cor. Xvi. 13) by one well entitled to commend the ideal his second discourse presents. But through this first sermon there runs a strain of poetic feeling not always suspected in the scrupulously exact Hebraist. One passage in particular (in which the stunted vegetation of the polar snows, in contrast with the beauty and variety and boundless range of the vegetation of the tropics, furnishes a comparison for the life of grace on earth in contrast with the life of glory on high) is worthy of Ruskin as a piece of word painting, or of a place among Jeremy Taylor's choicest similes. Altogether this book is a refreshing evidence of how worthily the best traditions of Princeton are still maintained. It is a great thing for young aspirants to the ministry to sit at the feet of men with a religion as vital as their theological scholarship is profound, and to have weekly illustration in the concrete of how to handle Bible truth so as to make the acquisitions of the intellect, by the divine blessing, the true property also of the heart. And it would be well for some older men 'many preachers on both sides of the Atlantic' to observe and to emulate the frank, courageous spirit in which, with large knowledge of present-day tendencies, these Princeton divines are prepared, on Bible ground, to meet the special problems of our times. From The Methodist Review, November 1894, pages 988-989: "These sermons were not in the first instance written for publication. They were prepared for the weekly Sunday services held in the chapel of the Theological Seminary at Princeton. The series also includes two sermons each by President Patton and Dean Murray, of the college, who are officers of the seminary and frequently preach in its pulpit. The circumstances that led to the composition of these discourses have doubtless given to them a special character. They were addressed to young men preparing for the ministry by those who occupied the position of their daily instructors; they are not sermons for the masses, but designed solely for believers. They are adapted to the needs of young men at the critical period of life, to young men who are destined to be leaders in the world of thought and action. The life of a great university is a world by itself. The door of matriculation opens before the youth a new world, rich in opportunities and advantages, yet presenting peculiar temptations and perils. At this transition stage in his career, when the student finds that the faiths of his childhood are attacked on every side and there is danger of schism between his reason and his heart, how opportune it is for him to be furnished with the light and guidance of such discourses as these! The professors take up those questions of the day that agitate theological circles in both hemispheres and deal with them in a masterly way. In the sermons on the 'Promise of the Spirit' and 'Incarnate Truth' we are presented with a clear statement of the Princeton position concerning the inerrancy of the Scriptures. Such statements as we find set forth in some other theological seminaries find no sympathy with the Princeton professors; not only so, but they are shown to be utterly without foundation. . . For devotional reading we commend especially the sermons by Professor Murray---'Christ as a Man of Prayer,' and 'The Transfiguration of Life by Christ.' We have not for many a day read their equal." SOLID GROUND WARFIELD SGCB SERMON SPECIAL warfield-machen WARFIELD SIX-PACK BBW6 sss n12 mg68 WSW TRANS3 50% Discount SGCB Price: $12.50 (list price $25.00)ORDER WITH OUR BRAND NEW 'TRANSFIGURATION TRILOGY' (Nearly 50% Off) SGCB Price: $45.00 (list price $83.00)THIS IS THE PRICE FOR 'THE TRANSFIGURATION OF CHRIST' (by Schreiner), 'CONCISE THEOLOGY' (by Packer), and PRINCETON SERMONS |
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 click for details | | BIBLICAL & THEOLOGICAL STUDIES: Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of Princeton Theological Seminary The Faculty of Princeton Seminary, Including Machen, Warfield, Vos et al This rare volume was compiled to celebrate the completion of 100 years of faithful service to the Church of Jesus Christ in May of 1912. The faculty submitted essays that demonstrated the spiritual atmosphere that permeated that beloved and blessed institution that trained men for gospel ministry from the world over. Outstanding articles are here from men like B.B. Warfield, J. Gresham Machen, Geerhardus Vos, Robert Dick Wilson, Oswald Allis and many more. New Introduction and Biographical Summaries by David B. Calhoun "Here is scholarship at its best, written with a passion for the truth and a deep concern to instruct, nourish and guard the church of Christ. A 'must-have' addition to the bookshelves of thoughtful 21st century Christians!" -Sinclair Ferguson "Biblical & Theological Studies is an overlooked gem in the world of reprints. I'm grateful it is finally being brought back into circulation. The chapters on seminary training and homiletics are timeless, as is Warfield's moving testimony on Christ's emotional life. This is a must read for seminary students and ministers, and will be of great value to thoughtful believers."- Joel R. Beeke "Throughout its first century, Princeton Theological Seminary was the only American seminary which any significant number of students from outside the United States attended. The care in biblical exegesis, intellectual engagement, and theological argumentation displayed by the articles in this book demonstrates how that high reputation was won." -Mark Noll 650 pages available in both paperback and hardcover with dust jacket SOLID GROUND WARFIELD MACHEN THREE warfield-machen WARFIELD SIX-PACK BBW6 lp3 jgm mg68 wsw opts mmm 50% Discount SGCB Price: $24.95 (list price $50.00)50% Off - Hard Cover w/ Dust Jacket SGCB Price: $34.95 (list price $70.00)ORDER WITH OUR NEW OLD PRINCETON TRILOGY (50% OFF) SGCB Price: $72.50 (list price $145.00)'O, DEATH WHERE IS THY STING' by John Murray; 'THINGS UNSEEN' by J. Gresham Machen & 'BIBLICAL & THEOLOGICAL STUDIES' (PB) ORDER WITH OUR NEW OLD PRINCETON TRILOGY (50% OFF) SGCB Price: $82.50 (list price $165.00)'O, DEATH WHERE IS THY STING' by John Murray; 'THINGS UNSEEN' by J. Gresham Machen & 'BIBLICAL & THEOLOGICAL STUDIES' (HARDCOVER) |
