Faith & Life

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Weight 1.2 lbs
Dimensions 7.7 × 5.25 × 1.25 in
ISBN 9780851515854
Binding

Cloth-bound

Topic

General Theology, Prayer

Original Pub Date

1916

Banner Pub Date

Dec 1, 1974

Page Count

464

Scripture

Whole Bible

Format

Book

Book Description

B.B. Warfield stands as one of the greatest of Reformed theologians. He taught for over thirty years at Princeton Seminary, achieving an enormous output of learned and massive books and articles in defence of historic Calvinism.

Faith and Life reveals another side of the man. Warfield kept up the Princeton tradition of Sunday afternoon classes with the students of the Seminary in which, in his own words, ‘the deeper currents of Christian faith and life’ were explored. This book contains some of the memorable addresses he gave on those occasions. Always based on careful use of Scripture (Warfield has been called ‘a master of the Scripture’s meaning’), they are informal yet restrained, urgent yet tender.

The learned theologian had a child-like confidence in his Saviour and in the reality of his own Christian experience. He once told his students, ‘In your case there can be no “either-or”, either a student or a man of God. You must be both.’ Warfield himself was both, as these pages reveal.

Among the various subjects dealt with, two stand out: the work of the Spirit in conviction, faith, adoption, and prayer; and the need for true devotion to Christ and his cause.

Although, on Warfield’s death, Gresham Machen believed that ‘old Princeton’ had died with him, this book can help the type of piety, long eclipsed, for which Warfield stood, to shine forth in its fulness again.

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  1. andrew_schreiber

    Warfield’s reputation as one of the preeminent Reformed theologians is well-earned, and his writings on that account can prove somewhat intimidating to read. They are deep & weighty (although very much worth the time & effort).

    But this book is Warfield at his most accessible and readable. There is a simplicity to it, even a devotional quality. If you have never read Warfield before, and especially if you have refrained from reading his works for fear of its apparent difficulty, I would highly recommend that you start here with this book. I basically just read a chapter per day, and found it very enjoyable and edifying.

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