Controversy Regarding Mr Darby's Teachings on the Sufferings of Christ - circa 1865 - Exclusive Section - Archive

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Controversy Regarding Mr Darby's Teachings on the Sufferings of Christ - circa 1865

A letter on the sufferings of Christ, being a part answer to Mr. Groves' "Darbyism."

by James Jones

The Close of Twenty-eight Years of Association with J.N.D.

by W.H. Dorman

1866

67 Pages

The Leaders of the Opposition in High and Low Brethrenism and their Sentiments

by Thomas Ryan

circa 1866

Attempt to implicate Mr Darby's teachings to be essentially the same as Mr Newton's

17 Pages

Grief Upon Grief: A Dialogue

by Capt. Hall

1866

80 Pages

Translation of a Letter from M. Guinand of Lausanne, to J. N. Darby

15th Aug 1866

Cause of his own Withdrawl from Central London Meetings Explained

by George B. Gilpin

Oct 1866

20 Pages

A Solemn Appeal to the Brethren in London and Elsewhere, Regarding the Error that is Asserted among them, of the Unatoning Death of Christ

by W.H. Dorman

1867

A Brief Notice of the New Edition of Mr J. N. Darby's Papers on the Sufferings of Christ, etc.

by Vigil

1867

The Link Broken: A Letter Explanatory of his Retirement from "Brethrens" Meetings

by J. Harmar Smith

Apr 1867

20 Pages

Quotations & remarks; or, conscientious objections to an alleged third class of Christ's sufferings under the government of God, as set forth in a tract entitled the "Sufferings of Christ" [by J.N. Darby], considered especially in connection with the doctrine of the atonement, etc.

by Thomas Newberry

1872