A. J. Gordon Livres

Exploring the concept of miracles in contemporary times, this book challenges the prevailing belief that miraculous events ceased after the apostolic era. It highlights a recent survey of religious leaders who largely dismissed the occurrence of miracles, often failing to engage deeply with the question. The author argues that miracles are possible in every age and have appeared throughout Church history, suggesting that the book aims to provoke thought and discussion on this overlooked topic, rather than conforming to the majority viewpoint among theologians.

The book is a facsimile reprint of an original antiquarian work, emphasizing its cultural significance. It may exhibit imperfections typical of older texts, such as marks and flawed pages. The reprint aims to protect and preserve literary heritage, offering an accessible, high-quality edition that remains faithful to the original content.

Adoniram Judson Gordon shares his personal journey in this autobiography, detailing his experiences as a preacher, author, and educator. The narrative explores his spiritual growth, insights on faith, and the transformative impact of Christ within the church. Gordon reflects on his life's work and the challenges he faced, offering readers a profound look at his devotion to ministry and the importance of Christ in shaping his mission. This heartfelt account serves as both inspiration and a testament to his commitment to faith and education.

Exploring the question of modern-day healing miracles, this thesis by theologian and preacher A. J. Gordon delves into whether such events have occurred since the Biblical era. It examines theological perspectives and personal testimonies, aiming to bridge historical beliefs with contemporary faith practices.

Exploring the timeline from Jesus's emergence in the first century to the eschatological themes of the last days and final judgment, this book delves into the historical and theological implications of these events. It examines the impact of Jesus's teachings and the evolution of Christian thought, providing insights into the beliefs surrounding the end times and the ultimate fate of humanity. Through a blend of history and theology, it offers a comprehensive understanding of these pivotal moments in religious belief.

Selected for its cultural significance, this work contributes to the foundational knowledge of civilization. It offers insights that are vital for understanding historical contexts and societal developments, making it a valuable resource for scholars and readers alike.

Exploring the dual nature of Christ's influence, this reprint of a 1883 edition delves into His work for humanity and within individuals. The book emphasizes the significance of spiritual transformation and the interplay between faith and personal experience. As a part of Hansebooks' commitment to preserving historical literature, it contributes to the accessibility of rare works, ensuring that valuable insights from the past remain available for future generations.

This spiritual autobiography offers a glimpse into the author's vision of Christ's presence within the church, reflecting on personal experiences and insights. Originally published in 1897, it captures the essence of faith and the transformative power of spirituality in a church setting. The book serves as both a historical document and a source of inspiration for readers seeking to deepen their understanding of the divine's role in communal worship and personal belief.