Universalism Refuted A REPLY by A. E. Knoch to “UNIVERSALISM REFUTED” by Arthur W. Pink PART FIVE THE foregone conclusion of those who oppose the great truth of Universal Reconciliation without giving it consideration is that it does away with judgment. It is the natural reaction from one extreme to the other. There is nothing…

Universalism Refuted A REPLY by A. E. Knoch to “UNIVERSALISM REFUTED” by Arthur W Pink PART FOUR THE EONIAN TIMES TO ONE acquainted with the doctrine of the eons, as set forth in the works mentioned, the following criticism is most convincing! He prefers not to take up the subject of the ages or eons,…

Universalism Refuted A Reply by A. E. Knoch  to “UNIVERSALISM REFUTED” by Arthur W. Pink PART ONE It is written: “Faithful is the saying and worthy of all welcome, for for this are we toiling and being reproached, that `We rely on the living God, Who is the Saviour of all mankind, especially of those…

Universalism Refuted A REPLY by A. E. Knoch to “UNIVERSALISM REFUTED” by Arthur W. Pink PART SEVEN THE closing argument for eternal torment consists of a collection of seven scriptures, dealing with God’s judgments, not one of which deals with final destiny at all. Instead of correctly apportioning the various judgments, all are wrenched from…

Universalism Refuted A REPLY by A. E. Knoch to “UNIVERSALISM REFUTED” by Arthur W. Pink PART SIX IT IS possible for a man to be right on one point yet absolutely astray on another. Luther was grand on justification, but even his most faithful adherents today will not deny that his teaching on the eucharist…

 Universalism Refuted A REPLY by A. E. Knoch to “UNIVERSALISM REFUTED” by Arthur W. Pink PART THREE UNIVERSAL RECONCILIATION WE now come to the grandest of all God’s revelations, the reconciliation of the universe, and we are actually asked to believe that this refers to things, not to persons! This assertion has been made before.…

 Universalism Refuted A REPLY by A. E. Knoch to “UNIVERSALISM REFUTED” by Arthur W. Pink PART TWO THE VIVIFICATION OF ALL IF you wish to convince a brother that his belief and the Scriptures do not agree, the best method is to quietly ask him to quote the passage which bears on the question. Almost…