Systematic Theology

by Solomon J. Gamertsfelder

Publisher:

C. Hauser

, 1913

Overview

Solomon J. Gamertsfelder’s Systematic Theology, is a comprehensive exploration of the Christian faith. This remarkable work combines meticulous scholarship, profound spiritual insight, and an engaging writing style to provide readers with a deep understanding of the central doctrines and truths of Christianity.

Gamertsfelder draws upon a wide range of theological traditions, scriptural exegesis, historical analysis, and philosophical reflection to construct a coherent framework for comprehending the nature of God, the person and work of Jesus Christ, the Holy Spirit, salvation, the Church, and the ultimate destiny of humanity.

Gamertsfelder’s writing is characterized by clarity, precision, and intellectual rigor. He combines theological erudition with a deep reverence for the subject matter, crafting a text that is both intellectually stimulating and spiritually enriching. The reader will be drawn into a profound exploration of Christian theology, guided by Gamertsfelder's insightful analysis and his unwavering commitment to the truth of the Gospel.

Key Features

• Provides a comprehensive exploration of the Christian faith
• Draws upon a wide range of theological traditions

Contents

• Introduction
• Accepted Fundamental Truths
• God
• Christology: The Person and Work Of Christ
• Pneumatology: The Doctrine of The Holy Spirit
• Soteriology: The Doctrine of Personal Salvation
• Eschatology: The Last Things

Product Details

• Title: Systematic Theology (Solomon J. Gamertsfelder)
• Author: Solomon J. Gamertsfelder
• Publisher: C. Hauser
• Print Publication Date: 1913
• Pages: 594
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
• Resource ID: LLS:SYSTHOGAMERTS
• Resource Type: Systematic Theology
• Metadata Last Updated: 2023-06-06T16:12:09Z

About Solomon J. Gamertsfelder

Solomon J. Gamertsfelder graduated from then North-Western College in 1871 and began a career in ministry. He served fourteen years a parish pastor in his home state of Ohio, and was also the Assistant Editor of The Evangelical Messenger, the national newspaper for the Evangelical Association. Rev. Gamertsfelder came to the Union Biblical Institute in 1895 and remained there until his retirement in 1923. In 1912, following the Institute’s name change to the Evangelical Theological Seminary, the position of President was created (superseding an absentee bishop role of Principal) and Rev. Gamertsfelder was named the first President.