
For many years among the brethren, the Bible College or School in relation with the church has been a serious issue that reflects upon the all-sufficiency of the Lord's church. This book is a painstaking effort that addressed the subject from both historical and scriptural perspectives in order for Bible students to hold fast the truth. Besides history, the work addressed the sufficiency of the church of the Lord, who gospel preacher is, the place and the making of preachers in the church, preachers’ training and the Bible College, acquirement and recognition of evangelist, and special chapter for review of some books and literatures that foster the training of gospel ministers by human institutions.
Table of Contents
Publisher’s Preface
Introduction: The Bible College
PART ONE: HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE
Chapter 1: Educational Institutions Among the Brethren
Chapter 2: Development of A Theory of Education
Chapter 3: The Schools And Denominationalism
Chapter 4: “Bible Schools” Become A Brotherhood Issues
Chapter 5: The Problem of Church - School Ties
Chapter 6: Close Look At “Our” Colleges
PART TWO: SCRIPTURAL PERSPECTIVES
Chapter 7: The Sufficiency of the Lord's Church
Chapter 8: Who Is A Gospel Preacher?
Chapter 9: The Place and the Making of Preachers
Chapter 10: Training of Gospel Preachers
Chapter 11: Preachers’ Training and Bible College
Chapter 12: Acquirement and Recognition of Evangelists
Chapter 13: Review of Books
Closing Remarks
Appendix:
Apx 1: Schools Among Brethren
Apx 2: Human Religious Institutions Versus the Church