Charles Finney · 1792 – 1875
Lectures on Revivals of Religion; Systematic Theology
1835; 1846–1847 · Original editions
77pages in 2 volumes
33 h 49 minreading time
716passages linked to Scripture
1,306links to verses
Contents
Lectures on Revivals of ReligionTHE LECTURER'S PREFACE. – GROWTH IN GRACE.pages 1–32
- THE LECTURER'S PREFACE.1
- C. G. FINNEY.1
- WHAT A REVIVAL OF RELIGION IS1
- I. A REVIVAL OF RELIGION IS NOT A MIRACLE.2
- II. I AM TO SHOW WHAT A REVIVAL IS.2
- REMARKS.2
- WHEN A REVIVAL IS TO BE EXPECTED.3
- I. WHEN IS A REVIVAL OF RELIGION NEEDED?3
- III. I AM TO SHOW WHEN A REVIVAL OF RELIGION MAY BE EXPECTED.3
- REMARKS.3
- HOW TO PROMOTE A REVIVAL.4
- HOW A REVIVAL IS TO BE PROMOTED.4
- I. WHAT IS IT TO BREAK UP THE FALLOW GROUND?4
- II. HOW IS THE FALLOW GROUND TO BE BROKEN UP?4
- SINS OF OMISSION.4
- SINS OF COMMISSION.5
- REMARKS.5
- PREVAILING PRAYER.6
- REMARKS.7
- THE PRAYER OF FAITH.7
- REMARKS.8
- THE SPIRIT OF PRAYER.8
- REMARKS.8
- ON BEING FILLED WITH THE SPIRIT9
- REMARKS.10
- MEETINGS FOR PRAYER.10
- I. THE DESIGN OF PRAYER MEETINGS.10
- II. THE MANNER OF CONDUCTING PRAYER MEETINGS.10
- REMARKS.11
- MEANS TO BE USED WITH SINNERS.11
- MEANS TO BE USED FOR THE CONVICTION AND CONVERSION OF SINNERS.11
- REMARKS.12
- TO WIN SOULS REQUIRES WISDOM.12
- REMARKS.13
- A WISE MINISTER WILL BE SUCCESSFUL.13
- DUTIES OF MINISTERS.13
- REMARKS.14
- HOW TO PREACH THE GOSPEL.15
- REMARKS.16
- HOW CHURCHES CAN HELP MINISTERS.17
- REMARKS.18
- MEASURES TO PROMOTE REVIVALS.19
- (3.) The Anxious Seat.20
- REMARKS.20
- HINDRANCES TO REVIVALS.21
- REMARKS.22
- THE NECESSITY AND EFFECT OF UNION.22
- REMARKS.23
- FALSE COMFORTS FOR SINNERS.24
- ERRORS IN PRAYING FOR SINNERS.25
- REMARKS.25
- DIRECTIONS TO SINNERS.26
- REMARKS.27
- INSTRUCTIONS TO CONVERTS.28
- INSTRUCTIONS TO YOUNG CONVERTS.28
- INSTRUCTIONS TO CONVERTS.29
- INSTRUCTION OF YOUNG CONVERTS.29
- REMARKS.30
- THE BACKSLIDER IN HEART.30
- GROWTH IN GRACE.31
- REMARKS32
Systematic Theology [1878]PREFACE BY THE AUTHOR – FURTHER OBJECTIONS ANSWERED.pages 33–77
- PREFACE BY THE AUTHOR33
- MORAL LAW.33
- MORAL GOVERNMENT.34
- MORAL OBLIGATION.35
- FOUNDATION OF MORAL OBLIGATION.36
- THE PRACTICAL TENDENCY OF THE VARIOUS THEORIES.38
- CAN OBEDIENCE TO MORAL LAW BE PARTIAL?39
- OBEDIENCE ENTIRE.40
- REMARKS.40
- OBEDIENCE TO THE MORAL LAW.41
- (1.) Impossible.42
- ATTRIBUTES OF LOVE.42
- WHAT CONSTITUTES DISOBEDIENCE TO MORAL LAW?44
- ATTRIBUTES OF SELFISHNESS.44
- SANCTIONS OF MORAL LAW, NATURAL AND GOVERNMENTAL.45
- HUMAN GOVERNMENT.46
- MORAL DEPRAVITY.47
- REMARKS.48
- LECTURE XXV.48
- ATONEMENT.48
- II. The term. Atonement.48
- EXTENT OF ATONEMENT.49
- LECTURE XXVII.50
- REGENERATION.50
- LECTURE XXVIII.51
- REGENERATION.51
- REMARKS.51
- EVIDENCES OF REGENERATION.52
- REMARKS.52
- NATURAL ABILITY.53
- GRACIOUS ABILITY.54
- REMARKS.54
- PROPER METHOD OF ACCOUNTING FOR IT.55
- REPENTANCE AND IMPENITENCE.56
- FAITH AND UNBELIEF.57
- LECTURE XXXVI.58
- JUSTIFICATION.58
- REMARK.59
- LECTURE XXXVII.59
- SANCTIFICATION.59
- BIBLE ARGUMENT.60
- PAUL ENTIRELY SANCTIFIED.61
- LECTURE XXXIX.62
- SANCTIFICATION.62
- LECTURE XL.63
- SANCTIFICATION.63
- FURTHER OBJECTIONS ANSWERED.64
- LECTURE XLII.65
- REMARKS.65
- LECTURE XLIII.66
- ELECTION.66
- INFERENCES AND REMARKS.67
- LECTURE XLIV.67
- REPROBATION.67
- X. Objections.68
- DIVINE SOVEREIGNTY.69
- REMARKS.69
- PURPOSES OF GOD.70
- PERSEVERANCE OF SAINTS.71
- PERSEVERANCE OF THE SAINTS PROVED.72
- PERSEVERANCE PROVED.73
- OBJECTIONS ANSWERED.74
- (3.) It was believed. Yet,75
- FURTHER OBJECTIONS ANSWERED.76
- REMARKS.77