Category: J.C. Ryle
Settled Sovereignty
J.C. Ryle writes: “Of all the doctrines of the Bible none is so offensive to human nature as the doctrine … Continue reading Settled Sovereignty
Ryle’s Wresting of Matthew 23:37
J.C. Ryle begins by commenting on Luke 5:12-16: “Who shall deliver us from this body of death? Let us thank … Continue reading Ryle’s Wresting of Matthew 23:37
Define With Precision
“It may be laid down as a rule, with tolerable confidence, that the absence of accurate definitions is the very … Continue reading Define With Precision
Extravagantly Broad
[Note: I preface this post by saying that I am not endorsing or promoting Ryle as a true Christian when … Continue reading Extravagantly Broad
A cross of no effect
J.C. Ryle writes: “Finally, has any one been accustomed to regard Wesley with dislike on account of his Arminian opinions? … Continue reading A cross of no effect
A Mere Shibboleth
John Charles Ryle (1816-1900) was the first Anglican Bishop of Liverpool. He was “the leader of the Evangelicals in the … Continue reading A Mere Shibboleth
