Explore messages, articles, and study resources from the 1970s.
Part 1 of the Baptism and Salvation series on Acts 10:1–6, 30–48, exploring how, in this first of four messages on Baptism and Salvation in the Book of Acts, Zane examines the experience of a Gentile—Cornelius, a Roman centurion in Caesarea.
Part 2 of the Baptism and Salvation series on Acts 9:1–18, exploring how, in this second of four messages on Baptism and Salvation in the Book of Acts, Zane examines Saul’s experience on the road to Damascus.
Part 3 of the Baptism and Salvation series on Acts 2:32–47, exploring how, in this third of four messages on Baptism and Salvation in the Book of Acts, Zane looks at the experience of Jews in the land of Israel on the day of Pentecost.
Part 4 of the Baptism and Salvation series on Acts 13:14–39, exploring how, in this final message of the four-part Baptism and Salvation series in the Book of Acts, Zane examines the experience of Jews outside the land of Israel.
These are Professor Zane Hodges’ notes on the Epistle to the Romans from the time period of 1971-1975, when he tutored a Dallas Theological Seminary student.
A 1975 message on Romans 16:20–24, exploring how Zane demonstrates that we see the ministerial grace, familial grace, professional grace, hospitable grace, prominent grace, and condescending grace of our Lord Jesus Christ through other Christians.
A 1975 message on Matthew 25:31–46, exploring the judgment of the sheep and the goats and the difference between entering the kingdom and inheriting it.
A 1975 message on Matthew 24:45–51, exploring how there is no greater incentive to faithful living than the realization that our Lord Jesus Christ may return at any time.
A 1975 message on Matthew 25:14–30, exploring how faithful Christians may be commended, promoted, and invited to share in their Lord’s joy in the kingdom to come.