Apostate Arminian Ministries © 2008
A Defense of Monergistic Regeneration by Gannon Murphy
Abraham "The Father of Us All" by A.W. Pink
Abraham and Melchizedek -
Abraham And Melchizedek by A.W. Pink
Abraham by R. K. Harrison
Abraham by Robert S. Rayburn
Abraham Justified by Works by Robert S. Rayburn
Abraham's Audacity by Robert S. Rayburn
Abraham's Impression on Outsiders by Robert S. Rayburn
Abraham, Abram, Ibrahim by J. J. M. Roberts
Abraham, Israel and the Church by Paul R. Williamson
At the same time: Righteous and a Sinner by Robert S. Rayburn
B’nai Abraham by Ligon Duncan
Can a Person be Saved Without ever Hearing about Jesus Christ by John MacArthur
Commentary on Genesis 15 by John Calvin
Commentary on Genesis 17 by John Calvin
Consecration to God—Illustrated by Abraham's Circumcision by Charles Spurgeon
David Understood Justification by Faith by Ligon Duncan
Faith and the Law by Ligon Duncan
Family Worship by A.W. Pink
Free Grace or Forced Grace by Steve Witski
Genesis 22:1-
God doing the Impossible by Robert S. Rayburn
God's Covenant With Abraham by John Piper
God's Word Stands: Not All Israel is Israel by John Piper
He Will Send His Angel Before You by John Piper
How many children did Abraham have, one or two? by Matt Slick
John 8:58 -
Justification by Faith-
Justification by Faith: The Case of Abraham and David by Hampton Keathley IV
Land, Seed, and Blessing in the Abrahamic Covenant by Nathan Pitchford
Lot and the Barely Saved by Robert S. Rayburn
Outside the Covenant by Robert S. Rayburn
Receiving the Abrahamic Covenant Blessings in Christ by Ra McLaughlin
Self-
Semons on the Life of Abraham by Ligon Duncan
Siding with Islam by Marvin Olasky
The Abrahamic Covenant by A.W. Pink
The Abrahamic Covenant – Covenant Signs by Ligon Duncan
The Activity of Faith or Abraham's Imitators by Thomas Hooker
The Altar of Abraham by Andrew Bonar
The Bible's Supreme Dialectic by Robert S. Rayburn
The Blessing of Abraham by Stuart R. Jones
The Call of Abraham by A.W. Pink
The Children of Abram are Heirs of the World by John Piper
The Conversion of Abraham by Daniel Parks
The Covenant of Abraham by John Piper
The Faith of Abraham by A.W. Pink
The God of Glory Appeared to Abraham by Don Fortner
The Gospel & Faith of Abraham by Dave Hatcher
The Holy War by John Bunyan
The Isaac Factor by John Piper
The Judgment on Sodom by Ligon Duncan
The Life of Abraham by A.W. Pink
The Lord Will Provide by Ligon Duncan
The Promise and Covenant with Abraham, Renewed with the Israelites by Edward Fisher
The Promise Renewed to Abraham by Edward Fisher
The Prophecies Respecting the Messiah by John Gill
The Sacraments by Robert S. Rayburn
The Seed of Abraham by Third Mill
The Sign of the Covenant by Ligon Duncan
The Son Declares the Father by W.E. Best
The Son of Promise by Ligon Duncan
The Strife Between Abraham and Lot by Don Fortner
The Test of Faith by Robert S. Rayburn
Was the Bible Wrong About Abraham Having Camels that early? by Glenn Miller
Why did God Order Abraham to Do Child Sacrifice? by Glenn Miller
Why Does it Matter Which Came First: Circumcision or Justification? by John Piper
Who was Abraham?
Abraham is designated "the father of all them that believe" (Rom. 4:11), which means not only that he is (as it were) the earthly head of the whole election of grace, but the one after whose likeness his spiritual children are conformed. There is a family likeness between Abraham and the true Christian, for if we are Christ’s then are we "Abraham’s seed and heirs according to promise" (Gal. 3:29), for "they which are of faith, the same are the children of Abraham" (Gal. 3:7), which is evidenced by them doing "the works of Abraham" (John 8:39), for these are the marks of identification. In like manner, Christ declared of the Pharisees, "Ye are of your father the Devil, and the lusts (desires and behests) of your father, ye will (are determined) to do" (John 8:44). The wicked bear the family likeness of the Wicked one. The "fatherhood of Abraham" is twofold: natural, as the progenitor of a physical seed; spiritual, as the pattern to which his children are morally conformed. A. W. Pink