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Forgotten Truths Remembered by William C. Nichols & Richard K. Smith. Many biblical truths once considered essential, have now been confined to the dustbin of 21st century Christianity. Original sin has been minimized. Salvation has been dumbed down to a repetition of a few facts to be acknowledged by the sinner and a prescribed prayer to repeat to guarantee entrance into the kingdom of God. What today is called regeneration is the result of man’s decision: man decides for God—God rewards man for his wise decision by changing him and giving him eternal life. The biblical fire of hell that burns forever (Isaiah 33:14) has been all but extinguished. Prominent religious figures question if hellfire is even real, or if it is, whether it is eternal or not. Pride and humility are forgotten truths today as well. Pride is too often looked upon as a virtue. Suicide was once a deplorable and shameful act. Now excuses abound for the self-murderer and they are usually preached into heaven. This book is about forgotten truths—truths that were once plainly and clearly taught in many churches, but now are ignored, minimized, ridiculed, or redefined. Chapters include: The Unregenerate Heart; Without Regeneration There is No Salvation; Examine Yourselves to See if You Be in the Faith; Are You Deceived; Arthur Pink and the Broad Way and the Narrow Way; Discovery of the Deceitfulness of the Heart; The Message of the Gospel During the Great Awakening; The Modern Gospel Under a Microscope; Thomas Hooker and Nathanael Emmons on Self-Love, Humiliation, and Conversion; Pride and Humility; Don’t Most People Go to Heaven in the End?; Suicide: Gateway to Peace?; The Final Judgment, and more. Please note: Some of the chapters in this work are from previously written books. Some are tracts. Some are introductions to books published by International Outreach. Even if you have read many of our books, you will find abundant material here that you have not previously seen. 279 pages. Hardback.
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Nehemiah Rogers