SLJ Lecture Notes

Introduction

As a professor of Greek, Hebrew, and Systematic Theology at Dallas Theological Seminary for 31 years beginning in 1949, and after retiring from Dallas Seminary, as Professor of Biblical and Systematic Theology at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School in Deerfield, Illinois from 1980-1985, as well as a visiting Professor of New Testament at Grace Theological Seminary, Winona Lake, Indiana, Dr. S. Lewis Johnson, Jr. inspired hundreds of students to revere the Word of God. 

His seminary classroom lectures were a tour de force in sound Biblical exegesis and doctrinal truth. 

Many of his seminary students have become noted pastors, professors and presidents of seminaries. 

Believers Chapel Library is the current archival repository of a collection of Dr. Johnson’s seminary classroom lecture notes on books of the Bible and various theological and doctrinal topics (the “SLJ Lecture Notes”) which are listed on the attached Table of Contents of the SL Lecture Notes. The SLJ Lecture Notes are considered unpublished works of the author, Dr. S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., and are therefore subject to copyright protection under the current copyright laws. The ownership of the SU Lecture Notes is held by Samuel L. Johnson, III and his family (the “Johnson Family”). 

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The SL Lecture Notes are available to qualified researchers for private study, scholarship and research upon written request to and approval by Believers Chapel in the manner set forth below.

To request permission to access the original SLJ Lecture Notes onsite at the Believers Chapel Library or to access the digitized copies of the SL Lecture Notes via Dropbox, researchers must complete and submit the attached Research Application form.

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Table of Contents

  1. 1 Corinthians
  2. 2 Corinthians
  3. Advanced Greek Grammar
  4. Angelology and Anthropology
  5. Anthropology
  6. Anthropology 2
  7. Anthropology Folders
  8. Barth and Others
  9. Bibliology
  10. Christology 1
  11. Christology 2
  12. Christology 3
  13. Contemporary Theology – Theol Prop 1
  14. Covenant Theology
  15. Crisis Theology
  16. Ecclesiology
  17. Ephesians
  18. Ephesians Phillipians Colossians
  19. Eschatology 1
  20. Eschatology 2
  21. Eschatology 3
  22. Galatians
  23. Gospel of Luke
  24. Gospel of Mark
  25. Hebrews 3-12
  26. Hebrews and the OT
  27. Hebrews and the OT Greek 308
  28. Hebrews Ch 1
  29. James, 1 & 2 Peter, Jude
  30. Johannine Theology
  31. Lectures Romans 9-11
  32. Matthew’s Use of the Old Testament
  33. Micah
  34. Miscellaneous #1
  35. Miscellaneous #2
  36. Miscellaneous #3 Studies in the Atonement
  37. Miscellaneous #4
  38. Miscellaneous #5
  39. Miscellaneous #6
  40. Miscellaneous #7
  41. Miscellaneous Deut 32, Ps 45, John 1
  42. Miscellaneous New Time Religion
  43. Miscellaneous Satan Notebook
  44. Miscellaneous Signs of the Times
  45. Miscellaneous Sovereignty and Salvation New Testament Introduction
  46. New Testament Introduction
  47. New Testament Introduction Shorter Version
  48. New Testament Seminar
  49. New Testament Textual Criticism
  50. Pauline Theology
  51. Pneumatology
  52. Premil Problems
  53. Premillennialism
  54. Prolegomena
  55. Revelation 1-17; 1-8 Greek 228
  56. Revelation 5-12
  57. Revelation 17-20
  58. Revelation 20-22
  59. Russia, Communism and God
  60. Some Old Testament Books
  61. Soteriology
  62. The Davidic Covenant
  63. The Dutch Theology
  64. The Gospel of John
  65. The Gospel of Matthew
  66. The OT in the NT
  67. The Praxis of Exegesis 1
  68. The Praxis of Exegesis 2
  69. The Suffering Savior
  70. The Theology of Anselm
  71. The Theology of Matthew and Mark
  72. The Use of The OT By John
  73. The Use of The OT By our Lord
  74. The Use of The OT By our Paul
  75. Theology of God – The Attributes
  76. Theology of Warfield
  77. Theology Proper – 2
  78. Thessalonians to Philemon
  79. Torrance and Bonhoeffer
  80. Total Inability, Christian Mysticism, Simon of Cyrene Upper Room Discourse
  81. Upper Room Discourse
  82. Zechariah

Research Application

Terms for usage: Using SLJ Lecture Notes Onsite and Using SLJ Lecture Notes Digitally governing the use of digitized copies of the lecture notes of the late Dr. S. Lewis Johnson, Jr. which are currently part of the archival repository of the Believers Chapel Library.