The Salvation Army Handbook of Doctrine

Handbook of Doctrine, 1969, book cover

Handbook of Doctrine, 1969, book cover

Name/Title

The Salvation Army Handbook of Doctrine

Entry/Object ID

2025.47.4

Description

Book, The Salvation Army Handbook of Doctrine, issued by International Headquarters as a general order to be used in preparatory and institutional instruction of Salvation Army officers. Contents The Doctrines of The Salvation Army 1. The Study of Doctrine I. Introduction II. A brief survey of Salvation Army doctrine 2. The Bible as the Basis of Christian Doctrine I. Introduction II. The authority of the Scriptures III. The meaning and nature of revelation IV. The inspiration of the Scriptures V. How our Bible came to us 3. God I. Introduction II. The attributes of God III. God as the Creator, Preserver and Governor of all things IV. God as the only proper object of religious worship V. The Trinity 4. Jesus Christ I. Introduction II. His manhood III. His divine nature IV. The unity of the two natures in His person V. His names and titles 5. The Holy Spirit I. Introduction II. The Holy Spirit in the Godhead III. The work of the Holy Spirit IV. The ministry of the Holy Spirit 6. Man's Distinctive Endowments and Sinful State I. Introduction II. Man's distinctive endowments III. Evidences of man's sinful state IV. The Fall of man V. The nature of sin VI. The effect of sin VII. The varied aspects of sinfulness VIII. The sinner 'exposed to the wrath of God' IX. Words used in the Bible to describe sin 7. Salvation Provided I. Introduction II. The atoning death of Jesus III. The nature of salvation IV. Explanations of the work of redemption V. The extent of God's saving purpose VI. The need for man to respond to the offer of salvation VII. The need for the proclamation of the gospel 8. Salvation Received I. Introduction II. Repentance toward God III. Faith in our Lord Jesus Christ IV. Blessings brought by salvation - justification V. Blessings brought by salvation - regeneration by the Holy Spirit VI. Blessings brought by salvation - adoption into the family of God VII. Blessings brought by salvation - assurance 9. Salvation Maintained I. Introduction II. Continued obedient faith in Christ III. Backsliding and rejection - the result of failure to maintain obedient faith in Christ 10. Sanctification I. Introduction II. The nature of sanctification III. God's provision for sanctification IV. The nature of the response God requires 11. The Ultimate Destiny of Man I. Introduction II. Life after death III. "'The day of the Lord' IV. The resurrection of the body V. The general judgment at the end of the world VI. The eternal happiness of the righteous VII. The endless punishment of the wicked Appendix I. The Relation of the Statement of Doctrine To the Ceremonies Known As Sacraments II. The Apostles' Creed III. The Nicene Creed Subject Index Physical Description: Hardcover, red covers, front cover has title and crest printed in gold; 195 pages; contains table of contents, doctrines, appendix, and subject index

Acquisition

Accession

2025.47

Source or Donor

Cameron, Ruth

Acquisition Method

Gift

Credit Line

Gift of Major Ruth Cameron (R)

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Book

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Other Documents

Nomenclature Class

Documentary Objects

Nomenclature Category

Category 08: Communication Objects