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Benjamin Breckenridge Warfield was born at 'Grasmere' near Lexington, Kentucky, on November 5, 1851. He died in February 1921, just 12 weeks after the death of Abraham Kuyper and 22 weeks before the death of Herman Bavinck. The three were devoted friends. Warfield was a champion of confessional Christianity and despised any compromise of Biblical truth, a mind set is sorely lacking in our present day. When he was twenty-one years old he surrendered to the ministry, entering Princeton Seminary for his training. He was taught by Charles Hodge. In 1887 he succeeded A.A.Hodge as a professor of Theology at Princeton, a post he occupied for over 33 years. We pray that you enjoy these works by Dr. Warfield. As Dr Martyn Lloyd-Jones said, "His mind was so clear and his literary style so chaste and lucid that it is a real joy to read his works and one derives pleasure and profit at the same time." Our prayer is that you will enjoy and grow in your relationship with Christ as you read these fantastic articles and sermons. Darwin's Arguments Against Christianity And Religion Justification by Faith, Out of Date? Some Thoughts on Predestination The Authority and Inspiration of the Scriptures The Biblical Doctrine of the Trinity The Divine Messiah In The Old Testament The Person of Christ According To The New Testament The Resurrection of Christ: A Historical Fact
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