What The Bible Teaches

by Reuben A. Torrey

Who Is God? Omnipresent, Omnipotent, Eternal, JustIt's east to recite a list of God's attributes, but what does the Bible mean by them? This book will help you grasp both what God is like, and how He has revealed Himself in Scripture. It also gives thorough discussion sovereign, imminent return of Jesus-The work of the Holy Spirit-The fallen nature of man, and God's offering of new life-The purpose and presence of angels-Satan's existence and nature-The character of JesusThis book is ideal for a personal, intimate Bible study. Fortify your heart with truth as you study the essential doctrines of your faith!

Genres: Theology, Religion, Christian, Christianity

Paperback

First published January 1, 1986

About the author

Reuben Archer Torrey studied at Yale and in Germany before taking up a pastorate in the United States. As a gifted intellectual, administrator, and Bible teacher, he went on to pastor Moody Church in Chicago and became D.L. Moody's closest associate. In his later years, he traveled the world as an evangelist speaking to millions in Australia, New Zealand, India, England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Japan, China, Hawaii, Germany, the United States, and Canada. Torrey edited the last two volumes of the monumental "The Fundamentals" and was instrumental in the founding of both Moody Bible Institute and BIOLA University.

Reviews

[Celeste · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent book to have on hand for reference. If someone asks me a question about the Bible or I think of something I want to know I can look it up and find out what the Bible teaches on that subject.

[Paul (Linda) Dillow · Rating 5 out of 5]

I used This book by R A Torrey in my master's thesis. The required reading was both educational and inspirationa

[Rich · Rating 4 out of 5]

Want to nail down some of the foundation teachings of the faith froma full counsel perspective of the Word of God. Then read this a couple times through while looking up every verse. I once told someone, do not study without the willingnes to put in the elbow grease. Torrey took the time and love to put in some elbow grease. To put in the work to create a good work.