The Marrow of Modern Divinity
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Overview
The Marrow of Modern Divinity takes a detailed look at the redemptive-historical and covenantal understanding of the Gospel as well as practical direction for living the Christian life. Edward Fisher’s book also gives an in-depth account of the Decalogue as well as making use of it when in company of unbelievers or Christians.
The information covered in The Marrow of Modern Divinity gives you a greater knowledge of the gospel and the biblical message. Such topics as biblical and God’s sovereignty in the covenant of grace, our assurance in Christ and being sanctified by grace instead of by the law are just a few of the subjects covered in Fisher’s book.
- Contains a list of writers names that Edward Fisher pulled information from in writing The Marrow of Modern Divinity
- Quotes from Martin Luther in addition to other prominent Puritan authors
Filled with quotations from the great reformer Martin Luther and from the worthy Puritans, The Marrow emphasizes biblical, evangelical doctrines such as the sovereignty of God in the covenant of grace, the free offer of the gospel, assurance in Christ as the essence of faith, and sanctification by grace rather than by the law.
—Phil Ryken
The Marrow addresses issues which are vital for evangelism and for the health and vitality of the Christianity and the church.
—Evangelicals Now
This truly evangelical volume is remarkably well done. This would be a great gift for your pastor and, if he takes it to heart and it changes his preaching, it could be a great gift to the whole congregation!
—Scott Clark, Professor of Church History and Historical Theology, Westminster Seminary, Escondido, California
The Marrow of Modern Divinity is one of the most important theological texts of all time.
—Derek Thomas, Professor of Systematic and Practical Theology, Reformed Theological Seminary, Jackson, Mississippi
- Title: The Marrow of Modern Divinity
- Author: Edward Fisher
- Publisher: Presbyterian Board of Publication
- Publication Date: 1837
- Pages: 350
Reviews
2 ratings
Aaron Sauer
12/21/2023
Nathaniel & Kelsey Stamper
2/23/2017
Ed Walsh
1/12/2016
The "Marrow" is a delightful book on striking a balance between legalism and antinomianism. It being a discourse between the following fictional characters: EVANGELISTA, a Minister of the Gospel; NOMISTA, a Legalist; ANTINOMISTA, an Antinomian; and NEOPHYTUS, a Young Christian. This book includes extensive annotation By Thomas Boston. The Marrow became an important historical document that was both praised and denounced, but never ignored by early seventeenth century Scottish Christianity. Everyone should read this book at least once.
