Keswick Covention in Logos?

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Any good books in Logos with articles about the Keswick Convention?

I want to know if D L Moody went to the first Keswick Convention at Keswick or was he just in England at time period.

Primary sources would be good.

Thanks

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If you go to logos.com and type "Keswick" into the search box it will return Naselli's book at the top of the list.

http://www.logos.com/product/6490/let-go-and-let-god-a-survey-and-analysis-of-keswick-theology

Naselli is no fan of Keswick/Holiness/Weslyan/Pentecostal/Dallas versions of Sanctification and advocates a Reformed view. However, it is a well researched and fairly presented analysis. He does include a detailed, historical review of the movement which, as I recall, will answer your question re: Moody.

P A

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446282#Comment_446282

Interestingly Andrew David Naselli is research manager for D A Carson.

D A Carson has preached at the modern day Keswick convention, which would suggest the theology of Keswick these days is more sound than in the past?[;)]

Thanks for the link

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Milford Charles Murray

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446286#Comment_446286

Peace to all! *smile*

Also, of great interest, is the involvement of Logos Bible Software over against the publication of this book, an extremely engaging book! *smile*

Here is a Logos Blog by Phil Gons ... http://blog.logos.com/2010/06/a_new_kind_of_biblical_scholar/#more-1205

A New Kind of Biblical Scholar

Phil Gons | Fri, June 11, 2010 | Community, Products 9

Let Go and Let God? A Survey and Analysis of Keswick Theology

Last week we put a new book on Pre-Pub entitled Let Go and Let God? by Andy Naselli. From one perspective, it’s just another quality Christian book that we’re offering at a discount to everyone who pre-orders it. You, the community, get to vote on whether or not you want us to publish it, just like you do with most Pre-Pubs. (In this case, you’ve clearly voted yes.)
From another perspective, there is something worth highlighting. There’s a neat story that illustrates a changing tide.
Naselli relied heavily on Logos as he worked on his MA in Bible, PhD in Theology, and PhD in New Testament Exegesis and Theology. He’s so convinced of the benefits of having a digital library in Logos that he’s been aggressively building it and avidly promoting Logos to his professors, colleagues, and students through his reviews, research, blog posts, and word of mouth. He still purchases, owns, and uses print books, but in most cases it’s just because they aren’t yet available for Logos. So Andy’s first book is in large part the fruit of his research with Logos Bible Software.
But what’s special about Let Go and Let God? is not just that it was written by someone who does the vast majority of his research using Logos, but that its author decided that instead of publishing his first solo book in print, he’d rather publish it digitally with Logos Bible Software. He’s convinced of the value of Logos Bible Software, not just for his own research, but as a platform for helping others do research. He wanted his book’s readers to experience the same benefits he experienced while he was writing it.

Let Go and Let God? will be searchable and linked to other cited sources. Definitions for Greek, Hebrew, and English words are just a click away. Scripture passages in the user’s favorite version are instantly accessible, helping readers be rooted in the Bible rather than just taking the author’s word for it. All these things encourage readers to interact more responsibly with his words.
Beyond these, there’s the benefit of its instant global reach. Books published for Logos Bible Software have an immediate universality thanks to the internet. Think about it. The day it’s published, anyone in the world with internet access can click a button and have Naselli’s work on his PC, Mac, iPhone, iPod, iPad, or any internet-connected device. How cool is that?
I can’t help but think that this work will be more useful and have a greater impact than it would have had it been published in print instead. It’s exciting to think about the potential that lies ahead as a new generation of young students and scholars takes advantage of benefits of digital resources and then in turn has their own works published digitally.
By the way, if you haven’t yet placed your pre-order for Naselli’s work, I’d encourage you to do so. Whether you agree with his conclusions or not, his book will help you think seriously about your Christian growth and pursuit of godliness. But don’t just take my word for it. Read the foreword by Tom Schreiner and the twenty-one other scholars and pastors who endorse it.

Beloved Amodeo

I want to know if D L Moody went to the first Keswick Convention at Keswick or was he just in England at time period.

Found this in my L5 Platinum Collection. Here is the resource sold seperately: http://www.logos.com/product/16941/the-complete-book-of-when-and-where-in-the-bible-and-throughout-history

I include the full excerpt for your reading if you happen to not have this resource:

1875 REVIVAL IS SPARKED AT THE FIRST KESWICK CONVENTION

In 1875, at the end of American evangelist Dwight L. Moody’s (1837–1899) two-year evangelistic tour of England, the vicar of Keswick, a town in England’s Lake District, invited him to speak there. God used Moody to spark a revival in Keswick that birthed the annual summer Keswick Convention, a nondenominational gathering of evangelicals that continues there today. The hallmarks of Keswick are prayer, Bible study, and dependence on the Holy Spirit. Thousands have been called into ministry and missions at the Keswick Convention.

Thanks for your question.

E. Michael, & Rusten, S. (2005). The complete book of when & where in the Bible and throughout history (386–388). Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House Publishers, Inc.

Eric Weiss

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446330#Comment_446330

I learned a lot from this history and examination of the Keswick doctrines (which have influenced a lot of modern Christianity).

Milford Charles Murray

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446330#Comment_446330

Found this in my L5 Platinum Collection. Here is the resource sold seperately: http://www.logos.com/product/16941/the-complete-book-of-when-and-where-in-the-bible-and-throughout-history

I include the full excerpt for your reading if you happen to not have this resource:

Peace to you, Beloved! *smile* and ... .... Always Joy in the Lord!

Thanks for helping me "discover" a book in my library that I didn't know was there! Also! I saw the value of the Logos Timeline Tool over against the modern (?) era! *smile*

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I want to know if D L Moody went to the first Keswick Convention at Keswick or was he just in England at time period.

Actually, if you go to Logos webpage for Naselli's book and click on the

link, and then scroll down a ways, you can find part of his discussion about Moody and Keswick.

NB.Mick

Any good books in Logos with articles about the Keswick Convention?

One of these surely is http://www.logos.com/product/16625/five-views-on-sanctification where the Keswick position is explained by J. Robertson McQuilkin (and the various responses all assure that there are only marginal differences)

I found interesting the methodist booklet http://www.logos.com/product/17560/holiness-for-the-real-world where "The Keswick Way" is briefly presented as a non-methodist-but-held-by-many-in-holiness-denominations position on sanctification, and D.L. Moody is mentioned as a prime example (along McQuilkin). Naselli seems to claim the reverse in the look-into excerpts - but these labels seem to be tricky anyway, e.g. Phoebe Palmer is listed here as an example of the methodist "Shorter Way" on the other side of the methodist spectrum, whereas the entry on "Holiness" in the New Dictionary of Theology has her as an exponent of Keswick Holiness.

NB.Mick

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446330#Comment_446330

Found this in my L5 Platinum Collection. Here is the resource sold seperately: http://www.logos.com/product/16941/the-complete-book-of-when-and-where-in-the-bible-and-throughout-history

I include the full excerpt for your reading if you happen to not have this resource:

1875 REVIVAL IS SPARKED AT THE FIRST KESWICK CONVENTION

In 1875, at the end of American evangelist Dwight L. Moody’s (1837–1899) two-year evangelistic tour of England, the vicar of Keswick, a town in England’s Lake District, invited him to speak there. God used Moody to spark a revival in Keswick that birthed the annual summer Keswick Convention, a nondenominational gathering of evangelicals that continues there today. The hallmarks of Keswick are prayer, Bible study, and dependence on the Holy Spirit. Thousands have been called into ministry and missions at the Keswick Convention.

Thanks for highlighting this resource for me! I just saw that this is contained in the Minimal Crossgrade (MC), and - coming from L5 Verbum Master - the MC was even lower for me that buying the book alone, thus I got this resource, the new edition of the Topical Text Book and a couple of Logos Bible Photos for less than ten Euros!

Beloved Amodeo

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446440#Comment_446440

Thanks for helping me "discover" a book in my library that I didn't know was there! Also! I saw the value of the Logos Timeline Tool over against the modern (?) era! *smile*

Yes, Grace and Peace brothers as we complete this year and enter another.

I would quote NB.Mick in this post also, but I don't know how to do this. Nevertheless, another resource worth doing a proximity search for e.g. Keswick WITHIN 7 words Moody, is Dictionary of Christianity in America http://www.logos.com/product/735/dictionary-of-christianity-in-america

This is a great "little" 1305pp resource.

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446440#Comment_446440

Thanks for helping me "discover" a book in my library that I didn't know was there! Also! I saw the value of the Logos Timeline Tool over against the modern (?) era!

Indeed ! This is a book I also didn't know I had. It looks as though it could be interesting for some purposes. Thank you for calling our attention to it.

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446512#Comment_446512

I would quote NB.Mick in this post also, but I don't know how to do this. Nevertheless, another resource worth doing a proximity search for e.g. Keswick WITHIN 7 words Moody, is Dictionary of Christianity in America http://www.logos.com/product/735/dictionary-of-christianity-in-america

To insert a quote which isn't in the post to which you are replying, copy the section and paste it into your post then prefix the quote with "

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George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446524#Comment_446524

That didn't work so well since it parses the elements and doesn't display them. Look at any post you are citing and follow its example.

Milford Charles Murray

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446512#Comment_446512

Yes, Grace and Peace brothers as we complete this year and enter another.

Amen! *smile* Peace in 2013 and ForEver Through Our Lord Jesus!

Milford Charles Murray

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446522#Comment_446522

This is a book I also didn't know I had. It looks as though it could be interesting for some purposes. Thank you for calling our attention to it.

Your very good manners are truly appreciated, George! *smile* Peace!

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446538#Comment_446538

Your very good manners are truly appreciated, George!

St George always practices knightly manners. [;)] [:D]

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446542#Comment_446542

I can't seem to find a version of the hym with both good singing and the words displayed on screen. Here is the singing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weBT5FgApKY

and here are the words

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6oZJxaCSTo

Milford Charles Murray

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446562#Comment_446562

and here are the words

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6oZJxaCSTo

Peace, George! *smile* Have never heard this before! How excellent the lyrics! So very inspiring! Thank you!

Dr. Nathan Parker

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/446571#Comment_446571

I was thinking of asking the same question myself, and I stumbled upon the first resource mentioned as well. This is an area I wish to study further when I have some extra time.