"AFFLICTED IN OUR AFFLICTIONS" : Reflections on the abuse of human rights in the light of our Lord's Passion,with reference to the United Nations' "Universal Declaration of Human Rights" 1948 (New in 2005)"A LUCKIE FELLOWE" : The life and times of Joseph.
A BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF THE BIBLE ; an express tour through Bible history, and the thrust of its message.
BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD : Studies in the book of Genesis Chapters 1-11.
BETTER THINGS : Studies in the letter to the Hebrews.
COMPANION TO MATTHEW'S GOSPEL : An exposition of the entire Gospel with special reference to its structure.
CONTEMPORARY ETHICAL ISSUES : Studies on the foundations of morality and
Abortion, In Vitro Fertilisation (IVF), Artificial Insemination by Donor (AID), Homosexuality and The Occult.COSMIC COMMUNITY - Studies in Paul's Epistle to the Ephesians.
HOW THE WORLD WILL END : Studies on the Bible and the Future.
JOHN'S GOSPEL - Seven Themes, Seven Signs, Seven Claims.
LED FORTH : Studies in the book of Exodus.
PETER'S GOSPEL : An exposition of the 1st Epistle of Peter.
THE BREATH OF GOD : A bird's eye view of Bible teaching on the Holy Spirit.
THE CLEAREST GOSPEL OF ALL : Exposition of Paul's Epistle to the Romans
THE GROWING CHURCH : Studies from the book of Acts.
How the early Church Worshipped, Learned, Fellowshipped, Preached and Evangelised;
implications for contemporary church life are drawn out.THE LORD OF ALL RULE : An Exposition of the Book of Revelation.
THE SAVIOUR'S GOSPEL : Expositions of the parables in Luke 15-17.
Our Lord's own statement of the Gospel in parable form.THE SHEPHERD PSALM - Exposition of Psalm 23
THE TEN FREEDOMS - Studies in the Ten Commandments (New in 2005)
THEY GOT INVOLVED - Reflections on various people who were caught up in events leading to the Cross (New in 2005)
TOWARD FREEDOM: THE STORY OF BAPTIST BEGINNINGS : The historical origins of the Baptist Denomination.
WHIRLWINDS AND WHISPERS : studies in the life of Elijah,
underlining issues Christian faith faces in our technological society.WORSHIP - A BIBLICAL FOUNDATION: Toward a Biblical Theology of Worship ... with an
APPENDIX - A BRIEF HISTORY OF CHURCH ARCHITECTURE
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The author was born in London, U.K. but grew up in Australia. He trained for the Baptist ministry in Spurgeon's College in London, took his Divinity degree with London University, then went on to pastor three churches in the U.K. in Southampton, Petts Wood and Cambridge, before returning to Australia to pastor two churches at Dandenong in Victoria and The City Tabernacle Baptist Church in Brisbane, Queensland. He married Audrey, a nurse, and they have twin sons, both married. He retired at the end of 1993. His interests include photography, computing (modest programming), sailing (participant), motor racing (non-participant!), cricket, travel (no longer affordable), astronomy (very amateur) and church architecture.BOOK PUBLISHED - "THE DIVINE FORBEARANCE"
The author has available a book he has had privately printed, "The Divine Forbearance." It is a study of the phrase 'slow to anger' in the Old Testament and the words 'forbearance, longsuffering, patience' in the New, whose purpose is to show that the divine forbearance is such a significant component in God's reaction to human sin and its forgiveness that it is in fact a key atonement concept, which, once given the place it is given in the Bible, throws a fresh - and unifying - light on the themes of reconciliation, propitiation and sacrifice. Part I of the book develops the theme of longsuffering through both the Old and New Testaments, and offers a radical re-think of the way sacrifice is to be understood. Part II reflects on the implications of that study for a Substitutionary view of the Atonement. The book combines a blend of both theological and pastoral reflections, discussing such questions as "When Is It Right to Forgive?" which it is hoped will make it accessible to the general reader, and a helpful resource for pastors. It is available from the address below at a cost of AUS $20.00 plus AUS $5.00 p&p within Australia or AUS $10.00 Overseas Air Mail. (Cash, cheque or Money Order only. I am sorry that I cannot process Credit Cards.)Rev. Paul T Harrison, 60 Kenna Street, West Chermside Q 4032. Australia. Ph: (07) 3359.5183 Email: paulh@eis.net.au
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