The Works of

Rev. Prof. Dr. F.N. Lee

Law and History

The Central Significance of Culture

Posted on February 21, 2022
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General Writings, Law and History, Old Testament

Foreword to F. N. Lee’s The Central Significance of Culture – To read the full work, click “Download” below. The word culture is very familiar to the South African ear. However, whether we always understand the full meaning and… Read More

The Non-Preterist Historicalism of John Calvin and the Westminster Standards

Posted on January 2, 2015
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Calvin, General Writings, Law and History

Extract from The Non-Preterist Historicalism of John Calvin and the Westminster Standards – To read the full text, click “Download” below. Futurism teaches that most Biblical predictions will only start being fulfilled in the yet-future (such as after a… Read More

Antichrist in Scripture

Posted on September 5, 2014
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Calvin, Law and History, Old Testament, Revelation

Copyright 1997. Short Summary of the findings, extracted from a message given at the 1997 Blue Banner Conference. Let us now shortly summarize the above teachings of Holy Scripture, Martin Luther and Calvinistic Protestantism. 1. About 540 B.C.,… Read More

An Abridgement of Dr. N. Lee’s Holy Harvests

Posted on September 5, 2014
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Law and History, Old Testament

Wrote Professor-Emeritus Rev. Dr. Harold J. Whitney: “Perhaps the greatest feature of the Reformed Church life [in South Africa], is its annual ‘Pentecost Meetings’ — which begin with Ascension Day, and go on for ten days…. People are invited… Read More

The Repudiation of Anabaptism by the Dutch Ex-Anabaptist Leader Obbe Philips

Posted on September 5, 2014
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Baptism and Communion, Law and History

The famous Dutch Anabaptist Obbe Philips was [re-]baptized in 1533 — and himself [re-]baptized and ordained the famous David Joris in 1534 and Menno Simons around 1536. So renowned did Obbe become, that the Dutch Anabaptists were often called… Read More