Perseverance and Apostasy
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1.00 poundsSubtitled: Being
an Argument in Proof of the Arminian Doctrine on that Subject
Albert Nash addresses the Calvinist doctrine of the
Perseverance of the Saints, the belief that those who comprise the Elect of God
will certainly be saved eternally, no matter into what sin they may fall. In Perseverance
and Apostasy, he confidently contrasts the Arminian position, derived
from the whole sweep of scripture from Genesis to Revelation. While he is very
firm on his assertions, he is never vitriolic, but calmly maintains a
scriptural position, backing up every point with chapter and verse. In the
process he details the nature of apostasy, detailing the three distinct forms
of this sad state (partial, total and final apostasy) along with generous
resort to biblical and historical examples of each. He considers their cause
and possible recovery, revealing the mortal danger of all who fail to maintain
and improve the grace extended to them. Here is a deeply scriptural and
carefully reasoned exposé of a long-running controversy. Item #:6238; 360 pages.
This Schmul Publishing Co. edition is not a scanned facsimile
of a used book. It has not been “updated” or edited into modern English,
punctuation or grammar, but is accurate to the author’s own style and usage.
The text has been carefully proofread for accuracy and formatted for easier
reading by today’s readers. Every effort has been made to prevent disordered
text.