The Book of Romans

This outstanding Bible study resource cleverly combines deep and profound writing in an easy-to-read style sure to be attractive to clergy and laity alike. Each chapter begins with an outline for fast help. This book is written by a college professor and dean whose Greek scholarship is evident.

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Picirilli, Robert E.

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Randall House Pubns

Dr. Robert Picirilli has meticulously researched the early history of Free Will Baptist. The result is this book which shares some compelling chapters of that history. Readers will find a better understanding of the complex historical roots and come away with a greater appreciation for men and women who blazed the trail for our denomination. This work carries great historical value and preserves key components of the past significant for the future generations to understand. With the addition of so many original journal entries, pictures, and pieces of historical documents the author has given the readers a remarkable connection to the past.

Little Known Chapters in Free Will Baptist History

History

World

Randall House Publications

This outstanding Bible study resource cleverly combines deep and profound writing in an easy-to-read style sure to be attractive to clergy and laity alike. Each chapter begins with an outline for fast help. This book is written by a college professor and dean whose Greek scholarship is evident.

The Randall House Bible Commentary: James, 1, 2 Peter and Jude

Harrison, Harrold D.

Harrison, Paul V.

This is the Spanish translation of Grace, Faith, Free Will: Contrasting Views of Salvation, Calvinism and Arminianism. In this work, Picirilli renews the discussion of issues that have divided Calvinism and Arminianism since the Reformation. Jacobus Arminius, a Dutch theologian of the 16th century, contested the dominant theological ideas advanced by the well-known Protestant reformer John Calvin and his disciples. Historically, Arminius has been frequently misunderstood and often reinterpreted by friend and foe alike. Though Picirilli present both classic Calvinism and Arminianism in order to help readers intelligently decide for themselves, he unashamedly advocates a very specific form of Arminianism as the best resolution of the tensions between the two doctrinal positions. In what he calls "Reformation Arminianism," Picirilli reclaims the original views of Arminius and his defenders.

Gracia, Fe & Libre Albedrio: Un Contraste de Los Puntos de Vista Soteriologicos Entre El Calvinismo Y El Arminianismo (English and Spanish Edition)

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

When theology begins with God’s eternal will and knowledge, determinism results. In God in Eternity and Time, eminent scholar Robert Picirilli argues that we should look first to God’s creation and the incarnation—to the created order where God has chosen to act and reveal himself. As God’s decrees and foreknowledge in eternity are then read in light of his acts within time, his interactions with human beings on the personal level clearly reveal themselves.\nGod in Eternity and Time is divided into two sections. The first part explores how God speaks and acts in creation. The second carefully examines foreknowledge and “middle knowledge” to demonstrate the fallacy of logical arguments against freedom based on foreknowledge. Based on these two sections, the reader will discover Picirilli’s fresh argument for libertarian human freedom.

God in Eternity and Time: A New Case for Human Freedom

B&H Academic

Free Will Revisited: A Respectful Response to Luther, Calvin, and Edwards

Whether man has free will continues to be a hot topic among Bible teachers and theologians. After defining the issues involved, from both a worldview and a biblical standpoint, this work devotes three chapters to exploring the single-volume treatments against free will by the great theologians Luther, Calvin, and Edwards. The author then responds to the major issues involved in their objections to free will: foreknowledge and necessity, human depravity and the grace of God, the sovereignty and all-encompassing providence of God, and Edwards's rationalistic argument. In each instance, the doctrine of free will, rightly understood, is in full and biblical accord with these concerns. A concluding chapter summarizes and expresses the bottom-line differences in the doctrine of salvation between the Arminian and the Calvinistic wings of reformed theology.  ""Robert Picirilli is a seasoned scholar who is one of the best-known advocates of Reformed Arminianism, speaking from his Free Will Baptist tradition. Free Will Revisited carefully articulates the objections that Luther, Calvin, and Edwards present against free will, and provides a compelling defense of free will. Calvinists, Arminians, and those who are undecided will profit from reading his discussion of this vital issue for Christian theology. --Steve Lemke, Provost, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary  ""Free Will Revisited is a must-read book for those interested in the Calvinist-Arminian debate. In it we see Picirilli at his best, using his keen intellect and broad background in theology to reflect on the thought of the three best-known stalwarts of a non-libertarian approach to free will. The unique thing about his response to these thinkers is that he is much more 'Reformed' in his Arminianism than many proponents of libertarian free will (worlds apart from semi-Pelagianism), and this brings nuance to his critiques that will surprise many readers. As always, Picirilli writes in a clear, readable, and irenic manner that Calvinists and Arminians alike will find refreshing."" --Matthew Pinson, President, Welch College   Robert E. Picirilli is professor emeritus (New Testament and philosophy) at Welch College in Gallatin, Tennessee. He is author of Grace, Faith, Free Will, Paul the Apostle, and numerous other works and journal articles. He is also the editor of the Randall House Bible Commentary on the New Testament.

Wipf & Stock Publishers

Whether man has free will continues to be a hot topic among Bible teachers and theologians. After defining the issues involved, from both a worldview and a biblical standpoint, this work devotes three chapters to exploring the single-volume treatments against free will by the great theologians Luther, Calvin, and Edwards. The author then responds to the major issues involved in their objections to free will: foreknowledge and necessity, human depravity and the grace of God, the sovereignty and all-encompassing providence of God, and Edwards's rationalistic argument. In each instance, the doctrine of free will, rightly understood, is in full and biblical accord with these concerns. A concluding chapter summarizes and expresses the bottom-line differences in the doctrine of salvation between the Arminian and the Calvinistic wings of reformed theology.

Wipf and Stock

Discover how the Word of God has been preserved throughout generations while maintaining its authenticity and reliability. Dr. Picirilli discusses the myriad of translations available today and distinguishes a translation from a paraphrase. He guides the reader through examples of evolving language and how that impacts translations. Dr. Picirilli reinforces the confidence in the reliability of Scripture that has been passed down to us. This is an excellent resource for anyone who studies Scripture.

How We Get Our English Bible: Understanding About Different Versions

This book is a treasure of thoroughly researched pieces of denominational history from around the country. The stories that are preserved here for future generations provide important understanding of Free Will Baptist origins and identity. Dr. Picirilli shares stories of people, state works, and institutions that contributed to the growth and organization of the denomination. The author presents historical facts while maintaining interesting details that keep the reader engaged. Topics in the work include: the Free Will Baptist Covenant, the founding of the Free Will Baptist work in Texas, Free Will Baptist participation in the Unity Movements, the Free Will Baptist school in Unicoi, the early history of the Christian Workers Institutes, along with sever other glimpses into Free Will Baptists. Key people discussed in this work include A.M. Stewart, D. J. Apperson, Redding Moore, J. W. Lucas, and others. Readers will be reminded how God uses ordinary people to build His kingdom.

Free Will Baptist History: Exploring Our Origins & Identity

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The Book of Romans

Little Known Chapters in Free Will Baptist History

The Book of Romans

The Randall House Bible Commentary: James, 1, 2 Peter and Jude

Gracia, Fe & Libre Albedrio: Un Contraste de Los Puntos de Vista Soteriologicos Entre El Calvinismo Y El Arminianismo (English and Spanish Edition)

God in Eternity and Time: A New Case for Human Freedom

Free Will Revisited: A Respectful Response to Luther, Calvin, and Edwards

Free Will Revisited: A Respectful Response to Luther, Calvin, and Edwards

How We Get Our English Bible: Understanding About Different Versions

Free Will Baptist History: Exploring Our Origins & Identity