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Five Doctrines of Divine Grace
Stanford E. Murrell
“Unto you therefore which believe He is precious.” 
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1 Peter 2:7
 
Special note
. I am indebted to Bro. Fred G. Zaspel, former pastor of the Word of Life Baptist Church in Pottsville, Pa for the outline and general content of the following information. An 8-volume set of tapes The Five Points of Calvinism can be obtained from Word of Life Baptist Church, 302 North Centre St. Pottsville, Pa 17901 (Cost $15.00)
Five Doctrines of Divine GraceTable of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction and Historical Overview
Charles Haddon Spurgeon and the Doctrine of Grace
Opinions about Calvinism
A Word about the Controversy
Historical Development
New Testament Principles
Pre-Reformation Period
Augustine vs. Pelagius
Semi-Pelagianism vs. Gottschalk 
Reformation Period
Luther vs. Erasmus
Reformation Themes
Arminus and the Remonstrance
The “Five Points” of Calvinism: A Mnemonic Device
A Brief Summary of the Various Historical Systems
A Brief Summary of Calvinism and its Major Emphases
Common Denominator and Controlling Theme
Salient Features
The Depravity of Man
The Sovereignty of God
The Graciousness of Salvation
A Simple Outline of the Eternal Purpose of God
Scriptural Statements
Essential Features
The work of God the Father in salvation
The work of God the Son in salvation
The work of God the Holy Spirit in salvation
Later History: The Reformation to the Present
The Importance of the Study of Calvinism
Doctrinal Clarity
The Ministry of the Gospel
The Glory of God
Authoritative Standards
 
God’s Word is True
God’s Word is Binding
God’s Word is Profitable
Chapter 2 Total Depravity
Five Doctrines of Divine Grace
The Basis of Authority
The Importance of the Doctrine of Man’s Sinfulness
Foundational to the Doctrine of Salvation
Essential to True Worship
The Origin of Sin in Humanity
Adam’s Original Righteousness
Adam’s Fall from Grace
The Consequences of the Fall of Adam
On himself 
On others
The Nature of Fallen Man
Denials
Man has not lost God’s image altogether
All men are not always as sinful as they could possibly be
Men are not incapable of relative goodness
Affirmations
Judicially
Personally
The Senses
The Intellect
The Affections
The Will
The Question of Responsibility
The Bondage of the Will
The Implications of the Doctrine of Total Depravity
For the Lost
On Evangelism
In Worship
Summary
Chapter 3 Who Made the First Move?
Review
History
Total Depravity
Dr. T.T. Shields and the Doctrine of Depravity
Unconditional Election: Points of Dispute
Exegetical Considerations: Overview of Biblical Statements
Pauline theology and the doctrine of unconditional election
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