Down to Earth But Heavenly Minded

Frederick W Grant 

I have a couple of sources for his Miscellaneous Writings.

Christian Holiness.

Introduction

Antinomianism : where is it?

Chapter 2. Holiness Rooted in a True Atonement.

Chapter 3. Justification and Acceptance in Christ.

Chapter 4. Is There Such a Thing as Being Born Again?

Chapter 5. Christian Security and its Moral Results.

Chapter 6. Sin in the Believer.

Chapter 7. God's History of His People.

Chapter 8. The Moral Application for the Christian.

Frederick W Grant 

I have a couple of sources for his Miscellaneous Writings.

Hope of the Morning Star.

1. Its Meaning and Implications.

2. The Old Testament and the New; Israel and the Church; and the Relation of Prophecy to Each

3. The Resurrection of the Saints and the Great Tribulation.

4. The Tares, the Wheat, and the Harvest.

5. The Saints in the Tribulation, Who are They?

6. Secrecy, Manifestation, and Signs of Imminence.

I listen to Stand Fast Men's Conference online today, and I want to share something Randy Hoffman shared in one of his messages.

Frederick W Grant 

I have a couple of sources for his Miscellaneous Writings.

The Church's Path.

Frederick W Grant 

I have a couple of sources for his Miscellaneous Writings.

Household Baptism. 

The Kingdom of Heaven

Kingdom and Church.

"Of such is the kingdom."

Disciples and discipling.

The Commission and the Keys.

The Meaning of Baptism.

Baptism in relation to children.

But now as to baptism in relation to children.

"Holy."

Oikos and oikia.

The Households.

Frederick W Grant 

I have a couple of sources for his Miscellaneous Writings.

Reasons for My Faith as to Baptism.

1. The Church of God.

2. The Positiveness of the Grace that the Church Expresses.

3. The Kingdom of God.

4. The Three Circles in Ephesians 4.

5. The Parables of the Kingdom: are they Jewish, or Christian?*

6. The Kingdom of God's Dear Son.

7. The Kingdom Running Through the Dispensations.

8. The Baptisms of the Law.

9. The Baptism of John and of the Lord by Him.

10. The Keys of the Kingdom.

11. The Commission to Disciple.

12. The Execution of the Commission.

13. The Samaritans and the Eunuch.

14. Cornelius and the Gentiles.

15. Baptism unto Christ, — to His Death.

16. Does Baptism Symbolize Resurrection.

17. The Putting on of Christ in Baptism.

18. The Baptismal Salvation of Peter.

19. "Born of water."

20. Conversion to Enter the Kingdom.

21. Household Baptism.

22. "Of such is the kingdom."

23. "Now are they holy."

24. Conclusions.

Frederick W Grant 

I have a couple of sources for his Miscellaneous Writings.

Re-tracings of Truth: in view of questions which have been lately raised.

1. The Present Outlook According to Scripture.

2. What is the Value of the Written Word.

3. Letter and Spirit.

4. New Birth: What is it?

5. Life and Eternal Life.

6. Standing and Acceptance in Christ.

7. Reconciliation, and the Removal of the Old Man.

8. Deliverance and Death to Sin.

9. Deliverance From the Law.

10. The Supper, the Assembly, and the Sanctuary.

Frederick W Grant 

I have a couple of sources for his Miscellaneous Writings.

Some Themes of the Second Part of Romans.

1. "In Adam" and "In Christ" Romans 5:12-21.

2. — Justification and Dead to Sin.

3. — "In the flesh and "in the Spirit."

Frederick W Grant 

I have a couple of sources for his Miscellaneous Writings.

The Redemption from "Vanity."

A short poem

The Numerical Structure of Scripture

F. W. Grant.

A seal upon its perfect inspiration, and a divinely given help to its right interpretation.

Published by Loizeaux Bros., and printed by The Bible Truth Press

1 East 13th Street, New York

Lecture 1. Introductory

Lecture 2. The Scripture Numerals

Lecture 3. The Numerals Continued

Lecture 4. The Bible Books: Their Arrangement and Relationship

Lecture 5. The Books of the Prophets

Lecture 6. The Psalm books, Gospels, and Acts

Lecture 7. The Epistles and the Revelation

Prefatory Note to the Revised Edition

A new edition of this little volume is being called for, it is pleasant to find that in the twelve years that have elapsed since the first was published, so little correction should be needed when so much further work has been done in regard to the numerals and their application to the structure of Scripture. I have not attempted to do more than make whatever might be called for in this way. The four volumes of the Numerical Bible already published will naturally show development in various ways but there has been no attempt to develop this correspondingly. In the nature of the book, it is but an introduction, for which purpose much enlargement would rather injure it than otherwise.

May the Lord be pleased still to use it for the help of students of the inspired Word.

F. W. Grant. Plainfield, N. J. Sept. 25th, 1899.