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Studies in Prophecy is a book by Arno C. Gaebelein. The author covers, from a religious perspective, God's immaculate unfolding plan for humankind with specificity on the end times and Israel.

Arno Clemens Gaebelein's 'The Lord of Glory' is a meticulous examination of the nature of Christ as the Lord of Glory. His scholarly approach delves deep into the theological implications of this title, exploring themes of divinity and humanity in a compelling and insightful manner. Gaebelein's literary style is both informative and engaging, making complex theological concepts accessible to a wide range of readers. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in deepening their understanding of the person of Christ and the significance of his divine nature. Gaebelein's work is situated within the context of early 20th-century theological scholarship, offering a unique perspective on an age-old subject. The Lord of Glory is a timeless exploration of the Christian faith that continues to resonate with readers today, making it a valuable addition to any theological library.

The Annotated Bible, published in 1922 by Arno C. Gaebelein is an insightful commentary that is praised and respected by multitudes of Bible teachers and students. Gaebelein writes with enthusiasm and knowledge, whether answering destructive criticisms or defending the traditional authorship of Scripture. The Annotated Bible is a commentary on the whole Bible and has been a standard reference work since it was written, and will continue to be for decades to come.

"The present interest in prophetical studies, due to a world-situation so unprecedented as to have no historic parallels upon which a shallow optimism may build futile hopes, is in every way to be welcomed and encouraged. It surely is a divine provision for such a day as this that for the last fifty years the prophetic word has been under the sane and patient study of so many men of devout and trained minds. Amongst these the author of this book has won a foremost place. At the farthest possible remove from fanciful and radical methods of interpretation, the conclusions which he has reached and which are set forth in this book are trustworthy. The reader may be assured that he will reach truly Biblical views of those things which are coming to pass with startling rapidity." -C. I. Scofield Once the earth was undefiled by sin. It was the Paradise of God. For a brief period it knew no sorrow, no suffering, no curse and no death. That is what has been; but it shall surely be again. Creation will have a second birth, and after its travail pains, death and the curse will flee away. Once peace reigned, no strife was known and no groans heard in all creation's realm. That is what has been; it shall be so again. Groaning creation will be delivered; peace on earth and glory to God in the highest will follow. Once man, the first man, unfallen, reigned. All things were under his feet. That has been before sin stripped man of his inheritance. But what has been, is that which shall be. The second man, the last Adam, will appear, and under Him man redeemed will again have all things put under his feet. What has been in the past shall be in the future. God executed his judgments in the past. He will do so again. The past has manifested His power and glory; so will the future. The heavens will not always be silent as they are now; for "Surely our God shall come, and not keep silence." His blessed Son was once upon earth, making known the glory of God in His Person. That was in the past, and it shall be so again; for He comes back to the earth once more to make known His glory, so that the earth shall be covered with the glory of the Lord. How near, how very near, these things that shall be are! The age in which we live is the last stepping stone towards the glorious consummation; and in this age there is but a little step left, and soon darkest night shall end and give way to the brightest and most glorious day the world has ever seen. In these studies of Prophecy we shall first consider the present age, its beginning, progress and end. Other studies will put before us from the infallible Word of God the coming glorious consummation and what leads up to it. TABLE OF CONTENTS The Present Age That Blessed Hope Who will be Caught up when the Lord Comes? The Church and the Tribulation The Ten Virgins The Redemption of the Purchased Possession The History of Satan The Conversion of the World The Feasts of Jehovah When the Day Breaks and the Shadows Flee Away Prophetic Poems by Horatius Bonar

Its Origin, Historic Development And Coming Defeat.

"The Lord of Glory" by Arno Clemens Gaebelein is a profound exploration of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. In this insightful book, Gaebelein delves into the character, ministry, and significance of Jesus as the central figure of Christianity. Drawing upon biblical scholarship and theological insight, Gaebelein offers a comprehensive examination of the life of Jesus, from his miraculous birth and teachings to his sacrificial death and resurrection. He explores the historical context of Jesus' time, shedding light on the social, political, and religious dynamics that shaped his mission and message. Through engaging prose and careful analysis, Gaebelein illuminates the profound implications of Jesus' life and teachings for believers today. He explores key theological themes such as redemption, salvation, and the kingdom of God, emphasizing the transformative power of faith in Christ. Whether you're a seasoned theologian or a curious seeker, "The Lord of Glory" offers a compelling portrait of Jesus Christ as the embodiment of divine love and grace. It invites readers to encounter Jesus anew and to deepen their understanding of his significance in the Christian faith. With its blend of scholarly rigor and spiritual insight, "The Lord of Glory" is a timeless classic that continues to inspire and uplift readers seeking to grow in their relationship with Christ. It stands as a testament to Gaebelein's deep devotion to Jesus and his commitment to sharing the message of the gospel with clarity and conviction.

In "Studies in Zechariah," Arno Clemens Gaebelein delves into the prophetic and apocalyptic dimensions of the Book of Zechariah, uncovering its significance within the broader canon of Scripture. Gaebelein employs a meticulous analytical style, characterized by a blend of exegesis, theological reflection, and literary critique. The work contextualizes Zechariah's visions amid the historical backdrop of post-exilic Israel, deftly tracing the motifs of hope, restoration, and divine sovereignty that permeate the text. This comprehensive study not only elucidates the complexities of the Hebrew Scriptures but also engages with contemporary interpretations, making it a vital resource for scholars and lay readers alike. Arno Clemens Gaebelein, a prominent Bible scholar and commentator of the early 20th century, devoted his life to the study of prophetic literature, fueled by his deep belief in the relevance of biblical prophecy for modern times. His extensive theological education and pastoral experience equipped him with unique perspectives that enrich his analysis of Zechariah. Gaebelein's passion for uncovering scriptural truths is evident throughout the text, as he seeks to bridge ancient wisdom with present-day application. This book is highly recommended for anyone interested in biblical prophecy, theology, or the historical context of the Old Testament. Gaebelein's insights provide not only scholarly depth but also practical applications that resonate with contemporary faith journeys. Whether you are a seasoned theologian or a curious reader, "Studies in Zechariah" offers a profound exploration of God's promises and the enduring significance of His Word.

The Prophet Ezekiel An Analytical Exposition is an essay by Arno C. Gaebelein. The book of Ezekiel describes Israel's fall in 586 BC to the Babylonians, here meticulously analyzed in this religious historical study.

"For a number of years the first pages of each issue of "Our Hope" have been devoted to brief meditations on the Person and Glory of our adorable Lord Jesus Christ. Three reasons led the Editor to do this: 1. He is worthy of all honor and glory, worthy to have the first place in all things. 2. The great need of His people to have His blessed Person, His past and present work, His power and glory, His future manifestation constantly brought before their hearts. 3. There is an ever increasing denial of the Person of our Lord. In the most subtle way His Glory has been denied. It is therefore eminently necessary for those who know Him to tell out His worth. Long and learned discussions on the Person of the Lord have been written in the past, but are not much read in these days. We felt that short and simple meditations on Himself would be welcomed by all believers. "All these brief articles were written with much prayer and often under deep soul exercise. It has pleased the Holy Spirit to own them in a most blessed way. Hundreds of letters were received telling of the great blessing these meditations have been and what refreshing they brought to the hearts of His people. Weary and tired ones were cheered, wandering ones restored and erring ones set right. Many wrote us or told us personally that the Lord Jesus Christ has become a greater reality and power in their lives after following this monthly testimony. "Suggestions were made to issue some of these notes in book form so that these blessed truths may be preserved in a more permanent form. We have done so and send this volume forth with the prayer that the Holy Spirit, who is here to glorify Christ, may use it to the praise and glory of His worthy Name. We are confident that such will be the case." -A. C. G. CONTENTS: Preface Dedication The Lord of Glory Jehovah. The "I am" That Worthy Name The Doctrine of Christ The Pre-eminence of the Lord Jesus Christ Ye are Christ's--Christ is God's The Wonderful Honor and Glory unto Him Christ's Resurrection Song The Glory Song The Firstborn The Waiting Christ A Vision of the King The Fellowship of His Son Jesus Christ our Lord Out of His Fulness, The Twenty-second Psalm The Exalted One A Glorious Vision My Brethren The Patience of Christ He Shall Not Keep Silent The Love of Christ The Joy of the Lord This same Jesus The Wondrous Cross His Legacy What Have I to do with Idols The Never Changing One Be of Good Cheer Make Haste