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Faculty Forum 1984
Biola University
Biola University Today / Cook
Integrating faith and history in the teaching of general education requirements / Dietrich Buss
Finding spiritual roots: undergraduate church history at Biola University / Leland Wilshire
Computerized research for New Testament studies / Robert Thomas
Greek language research and the TLG / Jay Shanor II
An agenda of issues in Christian social ethics for evangelical theologians / Henry Holloman
Ethical issues in industrial chemistry / Peter & Raylene Coad
Application of the integration of faith and learning in the course: "pragmetic social theories of communication: / Todd Lewis
The impoverishing of evangelical Christianity / Virginia Doland
Worship and music in the evangelical church during the 1980's / William Lock
The case for prayer persistency / Curtis Mitchell
Communicating..athletics and beyond / Betty Norman
A more positive stance needed by evangelicals / Tom Nash
Development perspective on spiritual growth / Robert Radcliffe
Biola abroad: an experiment in faith, learning and living / Reinhard Buss
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Nehemiah
G. Michael Cocoris
The story of Nehemiah should inspire us all. When rebuilding is needed, it can be done. A has-been can be again. A fallen country can rise again; a church can be rebuilt again; a divided couple can be reunited; a back-slidden Christian can be restored...
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Highlights : Vol. 2 Issue no. 1
Biola College
Published monthly with 2 issues in Oct., Dec., Feb., April, June and August by Biola College. Purpose is to give you an overview of the students, faculty and programs of all 3 of our schools: Biola, Talbot and Rosemead, as well as to feature regular Bible studies and devotional articles.
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Altogether Lovely Christ : Song of Solomon 5:9-16
Charles Lee Feinberg
The Song of Solomon is one of the most misunderstood books in the Bible because of the abundance of Oriental imagery to be found in its pages.
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Is the Bible God's Word or Man's?
Charles Lee Feinberg
Why we know the Bible is the Word of God.
1) The unity of its construction
2) The continuity of its existence
3) The scope of its subject matter
4) The influence of its power
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These pre-millenialists, who are they? : facts presented, falsehoods punctured, familiar names produced
T. C. Horton
Testimony as to the trend of age; what say the historians? testimony of the early church father; testimony of the reformers and martyrs; among the commentators, theologians and writers; among the church dignitaries and leading ministers; among the church educators and bible teachers; in the missionary world; among the evangelists;
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Trinities of Calvary
Roy L. Laurin
From the pulpit of the Church of the Open Door; also given over Radio Station KMPC.
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Non-Christian Religions: A Comparative Study
Ione Lowman
This is a study of non-Christian religions. It is a comparative study only in that certain doctrines will be considered in each religion studied. Each religion is presented simply, with as little philosophical terminology as possible, that students without any previous study of philosophy may still obtain sufficient understanding of the religious thinking of unregenerate man to sympathetically present the gospel to the unsaved of their chosen fields.
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How Can God Exist in Three Persons?
Vernon McGee
...THE TRINITY DEFINED First, the definition of the Trinity. What do we mean by the Trinity? We mean three Persons in the Godhead. There are two extremes that we need to avoid. They are like Scylla on one hand and Charybdis on the other, and we need to sail our little bark between them. There is the danger, when speaking of the Trinity, to have in mind three Gods. That is a false concept. There is the other extreme of going to the opposite side by holding that the one God has expressed Himself in three different ways, which is also false. This error is known as modal-Trinitarianism, and was thoroughly answered by some of the giants of the Faith whom we have already named.
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Initiation into Isaiah
Vernon McGee
This is the most comprehensive and extensive of all the outline books which we have prepared for Bible study; there is a comment on practically every verse in ISAIAH. We trust that there is something helpful in every comment on this magnificent prophecy. If Isaiah is "The Prince of Prophets," then the Book of Isaiah is the most majestic of all the books of prophecy. It has been our intention in these pages to direct the attention of the reader to the Person of the One who is both Saviour and Sovereign. No attempt has been made to create an artistic production-rather our effort is to place tools in the hands of those who long to dig for treasure in the Word of God. This book is practical rather than poetic. It is geared to everyday living, not to the hypothetical theories of theologians.
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Jonah : dead or alive?
Vernon McGee
The fish is not the hero
The prodigal son leaves home
Salvation is of the Lord
A man from the dead gives a message to a doomed city
From Nineveh to the heart of God
The resurrection
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Just shall live by faith : one hour in Romans
Vernon McGee
This message is a relief map with the general topography outlined rather than being a detailed map of Romans. Only the high points are handled. The purpose has been to meet the problems of the pilgrim on life's highway rather than to state the doctrines for students in a classroom.
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Mystery in the upper room / Faith with works is alive
Vernon McGee
John 14;
Zacchaeus in the Gospel of Luke
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Does God heal today?
William Orr
But there is a true approach to the matter of healing from God. The Bible, which wonderfully answers every question in human life is not silent on the subject of divine healing. The need is to carefully study all related scriptures, asking God to reveal His truth.
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