The Complete Works of Andrew Fuller, vol. 3: Expositions—Miscellaneous
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Overview
Contained in the last volume of Fuller’s works are his expository discourses on the book of Genesis and the Apocalypse. There are many short letters, essays, sermons, and reviews, as well as a general index.
Top Highlights
“Baptism is a Divine institution, pertaining to the kingdom of the Messiah, or the gospel dispensation.” (Page 339)
“the sign, when rightly used, leads to the thing signified.” (Page 341)
“The principal design of it appears to be, A solemn and practical profession of the Christian religion” (Page 339)
“The true churches of Jesus Christ travail in birth for the salvation of men. They are the armies of the Lamb, the grand object of whose existence is to extend the Redeemer’s kingdom.” (Page 359)
“We take for granted that the spread of the gospel is the great object of your desire. Without this it will be hard to prove that you are Christian churches.” (Page 359)
Product Details
- Title: The Complete Works of Andrew Fuller, vol. 3: Expositions—Miscellaneous
- Author: Andrew Fuller
- Series: The Complete Works of Andrew Fuller
- Publisher: American Baptist Publication Society
- Publication Date: 1845
- Pages: 862
About Andrew Fuller
Andrew Fuller, the son of poor Baptist farmers, was born in Wicken, Cambridgeshire, England, on February 5, 1754. He became a Baptist preacher at the young age of seventeen and formed a theology based on the writings of Jonathan Edwards and John Calvin, professing a new kind of Calvinism promoting evangelical missions. He sought to combine his theology with practical matters of salvation and worked tirelessly with missionaries, becoming a forerunner to modern ideas of missions. Fuller pastored for thirty-one years while engaging in theological debates and questions.