The Gospel and Its Ministry

February 4, 2005Written by Rick Shrader

Author: Anderson, Sir Robert
Genre: Theology - Soteriology
Tags: Gospel
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Rick Shrader‘s Review:

As is often the case with rereading old books (being now over 100 years old), I thoroughly enjoyed the book, again! Anderson was once the head of Great Scotland Yard, London, and wrote many books including prophetic books such as The Coming Prince, on the book of Daniel. This is a book on basic Christian doctrine, almost a mini-systematic theology. Anderson’s purpose might be summed up in his short statement: “We are not called upon to wear the martyr’s crown, but it is ours to share the martyr’s faith.”

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