The principles of Christians called "Open Brethren"
By: by a younger brother
Contributors: Broadbent, E. H. (Edmund Hamer), 1861-1945
Edition: [2nd ed.].
Publisher: Pickering & Inglis; Gospel Pub. House, Binghampton
Published: 1913
Place of publication: Glasgow; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 142
Subjects: Controversial literature; Plymouth Brethren
Other titles: Principles of "Open Brethren."; "Open Brethren", The principles of Christians called; Evangelization Trust schedule.
Notes: Spine title: The principles of "Open Brethren."

Pref. to 2nd ed. signed: A.R.S.; introd. signed: A.R. Short.

Appendixes (=chapters 10 and 11, p. [133]-142): History of some early believers in Europe / [signed E. Hamer Broadbent] -- Evangelization Trust schedule : the schedule hereinbefore referred to in connection with "The Western Counties and South Wales Evangelization Trust."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Chapter I. The deity of our Lord Jesus Christ; title: his own claims; title: the witness of the prophets; title: the witness of the apostles and their contemporaries; title: the witness of his unique life; title: the witness of his resurrection; title: the witness of history; title: references; title: Chapter II. The divine authority of the Bible; title: the claims of the writers; title: the evidence of inspiration; title: the witness of the Lord Jesus Christ; title: Chapter III. The problems of inspiration; title: the books of the New Testament; title: have the writings suffered alteration?; title: why are certain books, and those only, included?; title: the authorship of the gospels; title: the historical, moral, and scientific difficulties of the Bible; title: Chapter IV. The gospel; title: the vicarious death of Christ; title: salvation by believing; title: the conquest of besetting sin; title: Chapter V. The principles of open brethren; title: the growth of the corruption in the church; title: the return to the first principles; title: the principles of those called brethren; title: Chapter VI. The history of the open brethren; title: the church of the first century; title: Peter de Bruys; title: the Mennonites; title: the Haldanes; title: the meetings in Dublin, Plymouth, and Bristol; title: A.N. Groves, J.N. Darby, S.P. Tregelles, G. Muller; title: the origin of exclusive brethren; title: foreign missions and their origin; title: hymnology; title: Chapter VII. The baptism of believers; title: who should be baptized?; title: how should we be baptized?; title: is re baptism ever necessary?; title: Chapter VIII. The open meeting; title: the work of apostles, elders, and bishops; title: interpretation into modern practice; title: the true significance of the Lord's table; title: Chapter IX. Practical problems; title: missionary problems; title: problems of politics; title: problems of fellowship; title: why should I join the church?; title: what church should I join?; title: what should be my attitude towards other professing Christians?; title: Chapter X. History of some early believers in Europe; title: Christendom in the middle ages; title: Bogourils; title: Albigenses; title: Wladenses; title: Bohemian Brethren; title: Moravians; title: Pre-Reformation Brethren; title: Anabaptist; title: Mennonites; title: Pietists; title: Stundists; title: Chapter XI. Evangelism trust schedule; title: doctrines; title: inspiration; title: the trinity; title: the fall; title: regeneration; title: justification; title: death; title: resurrection; title: practices; title: baptism; title: the Lord's table; title: worship and ministry.