THE TEACHING OF CHRIST by G. Cambell Morgan (1913) Ver. 1.0

THE CLAIM OF CHRIST AS TO THE VALUE OF HIS TEACHING

Despite theological differences (Morgan was Arminian-Methodist while Lloyd-Jones was Calvinist-Methodist), both men were united by their commitment to Jesus Christ, the Gospel, and the Word of God. - G. Campbell Morgan mentored Martyn Lloyd-Jones, the renowned pastor who succeeded him at Westminster Chapel in London. G. Campbell Morgan served as the pastor of Westminster Chapel in London from 1904 to 1919, and again from 1933 to 1943. After sharing the pastorate with Lloyd-Jones since 1939, Morgan handed over the pastorate to Lloyd-Jones in 1943, having mentored him. Lloyd-Jones greatly admired Morgan's preaching, and Morgan's influence on Lloyd-Jones's ministry is evident.​

THE TEACHING OF CHRIST
By
G. CAMPBELL MORGAN, D.D.
Author of “The Crises of The Christ,” “The
Analyzed Bible,” etc.
Copyright © 1913
Fleming H. Revell Company
Old Tappan, New Jersey
COPYRIGHT © MCMXIII BY FLEMING H. REVELL COMPANY
Old Tappan, New Jersey
Printed in the United States of America,

INTRODUCTION

THE CLAIM OF CHRIST AS TO THE VALUE OF HIS TEACHING​

1. GOD​

2. HIMSELF​

3. THESPIRIT​

4. ANGELS​

5. SATAN ANDDEMONS​

6. MAN​

7. SIN​

8. SALVATION​

9. HIS SAVING MISSION​

10. HUMAN RESPONSIBILITY​

11. SANCTITY​

12. THE FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTION​

13. DIFFERENT PHASES OF THE ONE FACT​

14. THE EXISTING ANARCHY​

15. THE REDEMPTIVE PROCESSES -THE CROSS​

16. THE REDEMPTIVE PROCESSES - THE CHURCH​

17. THE REDEMPTIVE PROCESSES - THE CONFLICT​

18. THE CRISIS​

19. AN INDIVIDUAL APPLICATION​

20. Chart - The Teaching of Christ on The Kingdom of God​

Messianic Chart
(this chart was added as part of my study)​