Precious truths revived and defended through J.N. Darby /
R.A. Huebner.
- Morganville, NJ : Present truth Publishers, 1991.
- 238 p. ; pbk ; 21 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Section 1. The "First Germing of the Revived Truth in the soul of J.N. Darby. 1. What was troubling J.N. Darby in 1826-1827? -- Section 2. Learning from God in solitude. 2.1. The ascendancy of the Word of God -- 2.2. The truths of deliverance and union -- 2.3. Dispensational truth -- 2.4. The daily expectation of Christ -- 2.5. Summary of some truths learned in solitude -- Section 3. From solitude to scriptural ecclesiastic fellowship. 3.1. The truth of separation -- 3.2. The end of solitude to the resignation of his curacy -- 3.3. Holy separation led to scriptural fellowship -- Section 4. The testimony in Ireland and England. 4.1. The testimony in Ireland -- 4.2. The beginning at Plymouth -- Section 5. J.N. Darby's apprehension of truth. 5.1. Ecclesiastical truth and the pretribulation rapture 1827-1830 -- 5.2. Consolation and advance -- 5.3. The Powerscourt Conferences -- 5.4. The "secret" rapture -- Section 6. J.N. Darby's early work in Switzerland, 1837-1845. 6.1. His initial visit and how the work spread -- 6.2. Geneva and Lausanne, 1840-1841 -- 6.3. Geneva and Lausanne after separation from the dissenting pastors -- Section 7. Recovery of the truth of the Pretribulation Rapture. 7.1. A sketch of prophetic views -- 7.2. Was Franciscus de Robera the source of dispensational truth and the Pretribulation Rapture -- 7.3. Was Manuel de Lacunza the source of dispensational truth and the Pretribulation Rapture -- 7.4. Was it from a demonic or occult source? -- 7.5. The connection of the truth of the Pretribulation Rapture with church truth -- 7.6. Did J.N. Darby hold a partial rapture? -- 7.7. The rapture of the saints: who suggested it, or rather on what scripture? Appendix 1: Development of some Irvingite prophetical views -- Appendix 2: F.W. Newman -- Appendix 3" Was A.N. Groves "the founder of the brethren?"
Contents : v.2 : Commentary on Romans IX-XVI. Includes bibliographical references.