The early church and today
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- Volumen 1. Part I. Church and ministry. Four freedoms of the church
- The ministry of the word in the first two centuries
- Ordination according to Acts: Acts 6:1-6
- Laying on of hands in Acts 6:6 and 13:3
- The authority and tenure of elders
- Church order in the sub-Apostolic period: a survey of interpretations
- The ministry in the Apostolic Fathers
- The "congregationalism" of the early church
- Article review of Dan William's Retrieving the tradition and renewing evangelicalism: a primer for suspicious Protestants
- Women in the post-Apostolic church
- Part II. Baptism and initiation. Baptismal motifs in the ancient church
- Baptism in the Partistic period
- Part III. Demonology. The demons according to Justin Martyr
- Origen's demonology
- Part IV. Worship and assembly. Justin Martyr and the liturgy
- "When you come together"
- I Timothy 2:8
- Sabbath: Saturday or Sunday? a review article
- Part V. Church music. Jewish religious music in the first century
- temple, synagogue, home and sect
- The theology of singing
- The case for a cappella music in the Christian assembly
- Church music in Ephesians and Colossians: exegesis of Colossians 3:15-17
- Early church history and the instrumental music controversy
- Congregational singing in the early church.
- Volumen 2. Christian life, scripture, and restoration
- Christian living
- Christian living in a pagan society
- Love of enemies and nonretaliation in the second century
- Response to Robert L. Wilken, "Free Choice, the Divine Will, and Early Christian Greek Commentaries on St. Paul"
- Early church penance
- Wine as a table drink in the ancient world
- Book of Acts
- The purpose of Acts
- Theological themes in Acts
- Historical themes in Acts
- Biblical interpretation
- The Lord's Supper and biblical hermeneutics
- Christian use of the Old Testament
- Using historical foreground in New Testament interpretation
- Jesus and Roman coinage
- Response to Robert L. Wilken, "Something greater than the temple"
- Restoration movement
- The appeal to apostolic authority in the early centuries
- Alexander Campbell's "Sermon on the Law": a historical and theological examination
- The doctrine of the church in the writings of Alexander Campbell
- The validity of the restoration principle
- The meaning and significance of the restitution motif
- Religious liberty
- Voices of religious liberty in the early church
- Roger Williams on religious liberty
- Biblical eschatology
- Biblical eschatology
- 1. Greco-Roman and Jewish backgrounds
- 2. New Testament perspective
- 3. Exposition of some New Testament passages
- 4. Problems and perspectives related to eschatology.
- Volumen 1. Ministry, initiation, and worship
- Volumen 2. Christian life, scripture, and restoration.