Looking for Herman Hoeksema

[Jesus is my friend]

Hi There

I am trying to obtain whatever I can of the Reformed Dogmatics book(s) by Herman Hoeksema,it's a lot of money which I have little of but you never know who might have the one or two volume complete set just just kicking around or maybe in beat up shape be willing to part with it for a humble price,I am trying to research his views on Supralapsarianism which I believe is in chapter 5 volume 1,any help would be appreciated-thanks so much

 

[PuritanCovenanter]

Cheap here.Amazon.com: Used and New: Reformed dogmatics

 

[Contra_Mundum]

Why don't you try Reformed Free Publishing Association - Upholding the truth of Sovereign, Particular Grace ? Associated with the PRC, these people keep such works in print.

 

[Jesus is my friend]

Thanks so much for the links!,the price used at Amazon is great and the other Publishing assoc. is spectacular.

 

[BertMulder]

also, much free material available at prca.org

 

[JM]

Hi There

I am trying to obtain whatever I can of the Reformed Dogmatics book(s) by Herman Hoeksema,it's a lot of money which I have little of but you never know who might have the one or two volume complete set just just kicking around or maybe in beat up shape be willing to part with it for a humble price,I am trying to research his views on Supralapsarianism which I believe is in chapter 5 volume 1,any help would be appreciated-thanks so much

I picked up one the early one volume editions for $4 bucks from gospelmissionbooks.com You could always send them an email and ask if they have another available.

I'm a big fan of HH.



What is it you'd like to know? Maybe I can just look it up for you?

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PS: Have you read Gill? They are very similar when it comes to this doctrine. (in my opinion)

 

[Jesus is my friend]

Hi There

I am trying to obtain whatever I can of the Reformed Dogmatics book(s) by Herman Hoeksema,it's a lot of money which I have little of but you never know who might have the one or two volume complete set just just kicking around or maybe in beat up shape be willing to part with it for a humble price,I am trying to research his views on Supralapsarianism which I believe is in chapter 5 volume 1,any help would be appreciated-thanks so much

I picked up one the early one volume editions for $4 bucks from gospelmissionbooks.com You could always send them an email and ask if they have another available.

I'm a big fan of HH.



What is it you'd like to know? Maybe I can just look it up for you?

---------- Post added at 01:47 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:46 AM ----------

PS: Have you read Gill? They are very similar when it comes to this doctrine. (in my opinion)

Got one at Amazon tonight for 4 dollars tooit's my first deep dive into Hoeksema,listened to some of his sermons,good teaching,been reading Gordon Clark,Vincent Cheung and Robert Reymond (love all three!)so it would be a good fit to dig into Hoeksema (all Supralapsarian which is where i'm leaning) Gill's "cause of God.." would be next,I'd be interested to see what titles,authors,articles etc. you would recommend,thanks so much for helping!

Here's some Cheung,he is very unconventional and without pedigree of any kind and yet rock solid.

http://www.vincentcheung.com/other/supralap.pdf

Vincent Cheung .com » The Author of Sin

How about David Englesma? is he worth reading?

 

[JM]

I like Clark and Reymond, Englesma...yes. Gilbert Beebe, William Huntington, J. C. Philpot, J. K. Popham, James Bourne, John Brine, Robert Hawker, Silas Durand's commentary on Job, Tobias Crisp, John Skepp (with a word of caution) and Augustus Toplady to get things started.

A lot of what I read I refer to on my blog. When I find a choice quote it ends up there.

 

[BertMulder]

How about David Engelsma? is he worth reading?

Most certainly. Really like his recent 'Covenant and Election'.

 

[Jesus is my friend]

I like Clark and Reymond, Englesma...yes. Gilbert Beebe, William Huntington, J. C. Philpot, J. K. Popham, James Bourne, John Brine, Robert Hawker, Silas Durand's commentary on Job, Tobias Crisp, John Skepp (with a word of caution) and Augustus Toplady to get things started.

A lot of what I read I refer to on my blog. When I find a choice quote it ends up there.

I'd be interested to read your blog,what's it called?

 

[JM]

It's in my sig line. I post quotes from books, blogs, articles, etc. that I read and find interesting.