The Dynamic of Faith by A Paget Wilkes and published by Classics Publications.
The contents, of this have been given as lectures to Bible Students. I have been urged to publish, which I do with great misgiving, but encouraged by the kind reception given to my previous volumes in the series, I send forth this little volume praying that indeed it may prove a “Dynamic” to some convicted heart. Some may take exception to some titles of the chapters. In anticipated defence let me say that I have used the word “The Blood” when perhaps “The Death” or “The Cross” would have been more appropriate, merely to maintain uniformity of expression. By the Blood of Christ we mean, of course, His Life out poured, His Death, His Cross, His Passion. If the reader remembers this, much, if not all, objection will fall to the ground.
The following pages do not profess in any sense to be a theological treatise. The writer sends them forth to be a blessing to the simple believing souls-trusting that in these days of subtle unbelief, the simple truths reiterated may prove a strength and a solace to those who, though they have once found peace and joy in believing, have become unsettled by a rationalism that masquerades in guise of “faith expressed in terms of intelligence.” Let no one be deceived. So-called modern statements of truth are nothing more than rationalism pure and simple, dressed up in religious phraseology and have nothing whatever to do with the faith of a true and sincere believer in Divine Revelation.
