tripartite nature of man, spirit, soul, and body, applied to illustrate and explain the doctrines of original sin, the new birth, the disembodied state, and the spiritual body

The tripartite nature of man, spirit, soul, and body, applied to illustrate and explain the doctrines of original sin, the new birth, the disembodied state, and the spiritual body Heard, J. B. (John Bickford) b. 1828 creator text stk Edinburgh T. & T. Clark 1870 3d ed., rev. and enl. monographic eng xxiv, 374 p. 20 cm. The case stated / The Psychology of natural and revealed religion contrasted / The account of the creation of man / The relation of body to soul in Scripture / Of the relation of Soul and Spirit in Scripture / Psyche and Pneuma in the light of Christian Experience / The unity under diversity of the three parts of man's nature / Analogies from the doctrine of the Trinity to the Trichotomy in man considered / Of the Pneuma as the faculty which distinguishes man from the brute / The state of Pneuma in man since the fall / The question of traducianism and creationism solved by the distinction between soul and spirit / Conversion to God explained as the quickening of the Pneuma / The question of the natural immorality of the Psyche considered / Application of the doctrine of the Trichotomy to discover the principle of final rewards and punishments / Intermediate state / The Resurrection and spiritual body by Rev. J.B. Heard, M.A. Man (Theology) BT701 .H4 1868 233.5 H35t 1870 Tripartite nature of man, spirit, soul, and body, applied to illustrate and explain the doctrines of original sin, the new birth, the disembodied state, and the spiritual body Heard, J. B. (John Bickford), b. 1828. Edinburgh, T. & T. Clark, 1870 3d ed., rev. and enl. (OCoLC)793698296 07028762 DLC 800408 20240719053407.0 ocm06179874