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The well-loved writings of Arthur W. Pink can easily be summarized by two words: simple and Scriptural. None of the writings of Mr. Pink surpass those contained in these pages, which originally appeared as a series of five articles in Pink’s Studies

The doctrinal importance of Hebrews is exceeded by none, not even by the Roman Epistle. Where its teachings are believed, understood, and embodied in the life, ritualism and legalism (the two chief enemies of Christianity) receive their death blow. I

In Scripture prayer includes much more than merely making known our requests to God. We need to be reminded of this. Moreover, we believers need to be instructed in all aspects of prayer in an age characterized by superficiality and ignorance of God-

The subject of God's "so-great-salvation" (Heb 2:3), as it is revealed to us in the Scriptures and made known in Christian experience, is worthy of a life’s study. Anyone who supposes that there is now no longer any need for him to prayerfully search

God exercises his sovereignty in the eternal salvation of men. He not only is sovereign, and has a sovereign right to dispose and order in that affair; and he not only might proceed in a sovereign way, if he would, and nobody could charge him with ex

(This work is the substance of two of Edwards' earliest printed lectures in 1738.) That we are justified only by faith in Christ, and not by any manner of virtue or goodness of our own. Such an assertion as this, I am sensible, many would be ready to

"Charity never faileth: but whether there be prophecies, they shall fail; whether there be tongues, they shall cease; whether there be knowledge, it shall vanish away. For we know in part, and we prophesy in part. But when that which is perfect is co

And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity. (1 Corinthians 13:13) In these words we observe that something is spoken of as of special importance, and as peculiarly essential in Christians, which the apostl

Therefore as God with perfect clearness, fullness and strength, understands Himself, views His own essence (in which there is no distinction of substance and act but which is wholly substance and wholly act), that idea which God hath of Himself is ab

The lion and the lamb, though very diverse kinds of creatures, yet have each their peculiar excellencies. The lion excels in strength, and in the majesty of his appearance and voice: the lamb excels in meekness and patience, besides the excellent nat

Regarded by many as Jonathan Edwards' greatest work, The Freedom of the Will examines the nature and state of man's will, explaining that man’s will is fallen and in need of God's grace for salvation.