Welcome to 'Sola Gratia Library'
Welcome to Sola Gratia Library. Sola gratia was one of the slogans or cries during the Reformation. The word 'alone' was basically the eye of the Reformation tornado that ripped through the Roman Catholic Church. Rome's system of justification consists of Christ's merit plus the merit of the one being justified. This word 'alone' came to signify what the Reformers believed concerning how someone is justified. Thus the five solas came out of the Reformation: sola scriptura, sola fide, sola gratia, soli Christo, and soli Deo gloria; which in English is: scripture alone, faith alone, grace alone, Christ alone, and to God alone be the glory. Thus, this library is named 'Sola Gratia' because if it were not for God's amazing grace, then none of these men would have proclaimed the truths they did and wrote the material of which we now possess. This library will contain the works of great Reformers and Puritans of days gone by. However, at the moment, I only have all of Arthur Pink's works completed, John Calvin's works completed, some Works of History, and a little of John Gill's. I also have some works by various authors listed here. The miscellaneous list will be files linked to this page, however, if you click Pink, Calvin, Works of History, or Gill, then you will go to another page. Eventually, every author who is able to fill a page, will have his own page. |
Calvin, John- The Works Of John Calvin Gill, John- The Works Of John Gill Pink, Arthur- The Works Of Arthur W. Pink Buy: The Arthur Pink Collection to help support this site Spurgeon, Charles H.- The Works of Charles Spurgeon Bunyan, John- The Works of John Bunyan Buy: The John Bunyan Collection to help support this site |