The following letters are interesting on several accounts. First, the 1941 letter to the Colemans is a demonstration of how Pink’s own work on the Studies affected him spiritually. Pink may have been eccentric but, as this letter shows, he was far from stoic. The letter also provides a rare instance where Pink mentions both his father and his sister (and their apparent struggles with insomnia).
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January 1928 Studies in the Scriptures Editorial
Let this be our watchword for the New Year: “we seek one to come” Seek it by faith, with singleness of purpose; seek it in hope, by blessed anticipation, a hope that shall not make ashamed: seek it in love with our hearts set upon it; seek it as strangers and pilgrims on earth, “for they that say (by their actions) such things declare plainly that they seek a Country” (Heb. 11:14).
Pink and the Gospel “Offer”
It’s probably one of the most infamous quotations from A.W. Pink (1886-1952) of all time. Appearing in his most well known title, The Sovereignty of God, this quote is seemingly taken to mean that Pink rejected the idea that the gospel is something that ought to be offered to all.
Letter to Colemans (07/1946)
Greetings in the blessed Name of Him who says, “I would have you wise unto that which is good and simple (uninformed and unacquainted – the opposite of “wise”) concerning evil.” (Rom. 16:19). I wonder if you have ever pondered the second clause or sought to ascertain what it signifies and implies?
New Light On The Early Ministry Of A. W. Pink (Part 2)
Little documentation exists for Pink’s time in California. The Riverside Enterprise newspaper confirms—as Murray speculates—that Pink spent this time pastoring in the Garden Grove area.
New Light On The Early Ministry Of Arthur W. Pink (Part 1)
In the last 50 years, the writings of Arthur W. Pink (1886-1952) have influenced the resurgence of Calvinism in both in the United States and Great Britain.
The Divine Love (Unpublished Sermon)
The first thing to be considered in regard to these 3 passages is of whose love do these verses treat. Are they speaking of God’s love for His people, or for their love to & for Him?