Zane C. Hodges

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Zane C. Hodges was an American New Testament scholar and prominent proponent of Free Grace theology, known for his influential writings on salvation and assurance.

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instanceOf American
New Testament scholar
person
theologian
academicDegree ThM
birthDate 1932-01-18
causeOfDeath complications from a fall
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 2008-11-23
denomination Evangelical
educatedAt Dallas Theological Seminary NERFINISHED
Wheaton College NERFINISHED
employer Dallas Theological Seminary NERFINISHED
familyName Hodges NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork New Testament studies
soteriology
textual criticism
fullName Zane Clark Hodges NERFINISHED
genre biblical commentary
theological non-fiction
givenName Zane NERFINISHED
influenced Free Grace movement NERFINISHED
Grace Evangelical Society writers
knownFor writings on salvation and assurance
languageOfWorkOrName English
memberOf Grace Evangelical Society NERFINISHED
notableFor Free Grace theology NERFINISHED
notableWork A Free Grace Primer NERFINISHED
Absolutely Free! A Biblical Reply to Lordship Salvation NERFINISHED
Grace in Eclipse NERFINISHED
Harmony with God NERFINISHED
Hebrews: The Journey from Faith to Faith NERFINISHED
Power to Make War: The Career of the Assyrian Great King NERFINISHED
Romans: Deliverance from Wrath NERFINISHED
The Epistle of James: Proven Character Through Testing NERFINISHED
The Epistles of John: Walking in the Light of God’s Love NERFINISHED
The Gospel Under Siege NERFINISHED
occupation author
biblical scholar
professor
placeOfWork Dallas, Texas NERFINISHED
positionHeld Professor of New Testament Greek
religion Christianity
theologicalView Free Grace soteriology
non-lordship salvation
viewOnAssurance assurance grounded in Christ’s promise, not in works
viewOnLordshipSalvation critic of lordship salvation
viewOnPerseverance denied perseverance in good works as a condition of final salvation
viewOnSalvation eternal life received by faith alone in Christ alone
workLocation Dallas Theological Seminary NERFINISHED

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