Is the Bible God's Word? Or does it contain God's Word? How much of it is accurate? Can it be trusted? How can one be sure? Who decided which books were to be included? What about the books which were left out? How have archaeological discoveries affected the Bible? These forthright questions—and scores more—are clearly and concisely answered in How We Got Our Bible.W. Graham Scroggie has said that "the reading of Dr. Thomas' books creates in one a deeper love of and desir...

This volume is intended to help those who are called upon to preach and teach, and on this account the material is set out largely in outline form. It is a great satisfaction to know that a former book, “The Apostle Peter,” covering his life and writings, has been found of service to fellow-workers. I hope the present work will be similarly useful, and will also provide an introduction to the larger books included in the Bibliography, all of which, though often varying greatly in their att...

In "The Prayers of St. Paul," W. H. Griffith Thomas meticulously examines the apostle Paul's prayers as recorded in the New Testament, revealing their theological depth and practical application for contemporary believers. Thomas employs a scholarly yet accessible style, blending exegesis with personal reflection to illuminate Paul's profound relationship with God. Through careful analysis of the original Greek texts, he contextualizes these prayers within the early Christian community, ex...

The Prayers of St. Paul by W. H. Griffith Thomas is an insightful exploration of the various prayers recorded in the New Testament letters attributed to the Apostle Paul. In this work, Thomas examines the spiritual depth and theological significance of these prayers, emphasizing their relevance for both personal devotion and corporate worship within the Christian community.Thomas categorizes Paul's prayers based on their themes, such as petitions for spiritual growth, understanding, and gu...

It is sometimes said that Christianity has suffered much from not accepting the modern scientific doctrine of Evolution. Do those who speak in this way really know what Evolution means? Could they define it? Could they tell in what way it has been modified since the time of Darwin? There is no little ignorance on the subject, and it is worth while to consider what is to be understood by the term.A statement recently reported as made by an American clergyman represents the views of m...

The Prayers of St. Paul is a devotional and exegetical study of the apostle's recorded prayers, chiefly in the Pauline Epistles. Rather than treating prayer as an abstract doctrine, W. H. Griffith Thomas traces its theological substance—thanksgiving, intercession, spiritual illumination, holiness, and perseverance—through close attention to the biblical text. The book's style is lucid, pastoral, and distinctly evangelical, standing within the early twentieth-century tradition of practical ...

This book contains the amplification of Lectures and Bible Readings which I have had the privilege of giving, first at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, 1905–10, then at the Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, 1911, and subsequently at other Bible Institutes and at several Bible Conferences in America.I have no intention or desire to add to the many valuable commentaries available on this Epistle, but I have thought it might be profitable to concentrate on one of the main themes (if not the main t...

In "The Prayers of St. Paul," W. H. Griffith Thomas delves into the rich spiritual tapestry woven throughout the apostle Paul's epistolary prayers. This scholarly work employs a meticulous exegetical approach, analyzing the theological implications and liturgical resonance of Paul's supplications within their historical context. With a clear and accessible prose style, Thomas invites readers to explore the transformative power of prayer as presented in the New Testament, illuminating how t...

During my five years at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, it fell to my lot to deal with the various aspects of ministerial life and service which are usually included in the term Pastoralia. This involved weekly addresses in Chapel on Saturday evenings, weekly lectures on Pastoral work, addresses at the openings of Terms, and occasional informal ‘Conferences’ on some of the more outstanding ministerial and pastoral problems.This book embodies the substance of what was then given, and it is re...

This booklet has been compiled at the request oi several influential and representative Canadian Churchmen who wish to have in brief form a statement of the main teaching of the New Testament and Prayer Book on the Lord's Supper with special reference to certain present-day controversies. The booklet is now sent forth in the hope that it may prove of service to Sunday School teachers and other Christian workers.

W.H. Griffith Thomas, one of the founders of Dallas Theological Seminary, provides an invaluable resource for pastors, theologians and lay Christians seeking to deepen their study of God’s Word. In a day when Bible literacy is on the decline, no tool could more relevant and useful.“The purpose of this little book,” he writes, “is the simple though necessary one of directing fresh attention to the value and importance of the study of the Bible itself as distinct from, or at least pr...

In 1909 God moved two Christian laymen to set aside a large sum of money for issuing twelve volumes that would set forth the fundamentals of the Christian faith, and which were to be sent free to ministers of the gospel, missionaries, Sunday School superintendents, and others engaged in aggressive Christian work throughout the English speaking world. A committee of men who were known to be sound in the faith was chosen to have the oversight of the publication of these volumes. Rev. Dr. A. ...