An Alphabetical Analysis
Volume 6 - Doctrinal Truth - Page 6 of 270
INDEX
The normal procedure in a work of this kind, and one which the apostle
Paul himself followed, would be to lay the foundation before attempting to
build.  But 'circumstances alter cases', and we write primarily for those who
believe the Scriptures and acknowledge the Saviour as Lord, but who need
particular help in the Dispensational aspects of truth.  This phase and
emphasis has been the essential and peculiar character of The Berean
Expositor and its publications since 1909.  An Alphabetical Analysis of terms
used in the study of Dispensational Truth is now a finished publication, but
it was felt that an additional series was called for that would deal with
essential fundamental doctrines.
To attempt a Doctrinal Analysis as wide in scope as the one dealing
with Dispensational Truth is not our intention.  In the first place, many
items overlap, and for the instructed reader, what has already been
written concerning The Ages, Adoption, etc., under the Dispensational
heading, will give all that an analysis of this nature can provide.  We were,
however, somewhat concerned to exclude such fundamentals as the Inspiration
of Scripture, Justification by Faith, Sacrifice, Offering and the Deity of
Christ from the analysis, consequently we have prepared two volumes,
necessarily excluding many a subject that pressed for insertion, yet
comprehensive enough to ensure that the outstanding items of the faith should
not be altogether passed over.  We trust the reader will keep these self -
imposed limitations clearly in mind as he notices either subjects that are
omitted or, if included, that are treated with great brevity.  The first
outline which we prepared for this new analysis, demanded a greater number of
volumes than did the Dispensational series, but for obvious reasons, this has
not been followed.  We nevertheless hope that what has been included, and
what has been said, may round off the witness and enhance the value of this
attempt to present the teaching of the Word in such a form that it may
continually become:
'Seed to the sower, and bread to the eater' (Isa. 55:10).