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''Lloyd-Jones, Preaching and Preachers. p. 41.
p. 142. (Cf. Truth Unchanged. p. 110-14).
leLloyd-Jones, "The Strait Gate," in Evangelistic
Sermons. p. 24,25.
l 'Lloyd-Jones, "The Apostolic Testimony" in Sermons
on 2 Peter. p. 90. (Cf. "If we believe what we often say
we do, we must not hesitate to affirm that we hold our
position because we believe that it is essential to
salvation for us to do so." Maintaining Heritage. p. 8.)
20Lloyd-Jones, "No Freedom Except in Christ," in
Evangelistic Sermons. p. 63. (Cf. "He offered Himself as
our Substitute to bear the penalty of our sins and to
deliver us from the condemnation of the Law and from the
Wrath of God." This statement comes from "Memorandum by the
International Fellowship of Evangelical Students" to which
Lloyd-Jones gave his complete approval. Both the statement
and Lloyd-Jones's word of approval are in Maintaining
Heritage. p. 18.)
21 Ibid. p. 63-64.
22Lloyd-3ones, "The Vital Importance of Biblical
History," in Sermons on 2 Peter. p. 174.
"Lloyd-Jones, Preaching and Preachers. p. 62.
p. 215.
Ibid. p. 63.
271bid. p. 69.
2eLloyd-Jones, Spiritual Depression: Its Causes and
Cure. (London: Pickering and Inglis, 1965).
Lloyd-3ones, Preaching and Preachers. p. 68.
'Lloyd-Jones, Prove All Things: The Sovereign Work
of the Holy Spirit. (Eastbourne: Kingsway Publications,
1985).
31 Lloyd-Jones, Preaching and Preachers. p. 304,05.
(Cf. "All that we believe about the Scriptures and about the
Lord Himself can only be applied in our ministry, and so
become relevant to the world and its situation, as we are
under the authority and power of the Holy Spirit."
Authority. p. 62.)
-32Preaching and Preachers. p. 230.
p. 16.
p. 17.
p. 231-35.
p. 235-39.
'Ibid. p. 240-41.
e Ibid. p. 242-43.
p. 247-52.
4°Ibid. p. 265-68.
4"Ibid. p. 247, 252-54.
p. 269-82.
p. 100.
p. 103-08.
"Ibid. p. 109-12, (Cf. p. 120: "The chief thing
is the love of God, the love of souls, a knowledge of the
Truth, and the Holy Spirit within you. These are the things
that make a preacher.")
p. 114-18.