Dr. S. Lewis Johnson expounds the institution of God's law with the nation, Israel, and its purpose in the salvation of man through the ages. 
 
Biography: 
 
S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham. 
 
Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord. 
 
Dr. Johnson eventually received a call to ministry and left the insurance business in 1943. In 1946 he earned his Th.M. degree from Dallas Theological Seminary, followed by a Th.D. in 1949. He would serve as both Professor and Visiting Professor at three universities, including Dallas Theological Seminary and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He has also done extensive graduate work in the United States, Scotland and Switzerland. In addition to his career in theological education, Dr. Johnson spent fifty years in pastoral ministry, concluding it as teaching elder at Believers Chapel of Dallas. 
 
To hear more of S. Lewis Johnson, go to: 
 
http://sljinstitute.net 
 
https://sermons.believerschapeldallas.org/sermons/speaker/dr.-s.-lewis-johnson 
 
http://www.expositor.fm

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson expounds the institution of God's law with the nation, Israel, and its purpose in the salvation of man through the ages.

Biography:

S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham.

Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord.

Dr. Johnson eventually rece

S. Lewis Johnson - "ESCHATOLOGY: The MOSAIC Covenant, Exodus" (Exodus 19:1-8; 24:3-8)

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson discusses the reference to the New Covenant by Christ during the Last Passover supper. 
 
Biography: 
 
S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham. 
 
Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord. 
 
Dr. Johnson eventually received a call to ministry and left the insurance business in 1943. In 1946 he earned his Th.M. degree from Dallas Theological Seminary, followed by a Th.D. in 1949. He would serve as both Professor and Visiting Professor at three universities, including Dallas Theological Seminary and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He has also done extensive graduate work in the United States, Scotland and Switzerland. In addition to his career in theological education, Dr. Johnson spent fifty years in pastoral ministry, concluding it as teaching elder at Believers Chapel of Dallas. 
 
To hear more of S. Lewis Johnson, go to: 
 
http://sljinstitute.net 
 
https://sermons.believerschapeldallas.org/sermons/speaker/dr.-s.-lewis-johnson 
 
http://www.expositor.fm

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson discusses the reference to the New Covenant by Christ during the Last Passover supper.

Biography:

S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham.

Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord.

Dr. Johnson eventually received a call to ministry and left t

S. Lewis Johnson - "The New Covenant and Prophecy: Part 2" (Matthew 26:26-29)

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson provides commentary on God's promises to the Hebrew people. 
 
Biography: 
 
S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham. 
 
Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord. 
 
Dr. Johnson eventually received a call to ministry and left the insurance business in 1943. In 1946 he earned his Th.M. degree from Dallas Theological Seminary, followed by a Th.D. in 1949. He would serve as both Professor and Visiting Professor at three universities, including Dallas Theological Seminary and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He has also done extensive graduate work in the United States, Scotland and Switzerland. In addition to his career in theological education, Dr. Johnson spent fifty years in pastoral ministry, concluding it as teaching elder at Believers Chapel of Dallas. 
 
To hear more of S. Lewis Johnson, go to: 
 
http://sljinstitute.net 
 
https://sermons.believerschapeldallas.org/sermons/speaker/dr.-s.-lewis-johnson 
 
http://www.expositor.fm

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson provides commentary on God's promises to the Hebrew people. 

Biography:

S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham.

Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord.

Dr. Johnson eventually received a call to ministry and left the insurance business in 1

S. Lewis Johnson - "Israel: His Land, His People" (Deuteronomy 32:1-43)

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson comments on the events set forth in Scripture to precede the return of Christ. 
 
Biography: 
 
S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham. 
 
Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord. 
 
Dr. Johnson eventually received a call to ministry and left the insurance business in 1943. In 1946 he earned his Th.M. degree from Dallas Theological Seminary, followed by a Th.D. in 1949. He would serve as both Professor and Visiting Professor at three universities, including Dallas Theological Seminary and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He has also done extensive graduate work in the United States, Scotland and Switzerland. In addition to his career in theological education, Dr. Johnson spent fifty years in pastoral ministry, concluding it as teaching elder at Believers Chapel of Dallas. 
 
To hear more of S. Lewis Johnson, go to: 
 
http://sljinstitute.net 
 
https://sermons.believerschapeldallas.org/sermons/speaker/dr.-s.-lewis-johnson 
 
http://www.expositor.fm

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson comments on the events set forth in Scripture to precede the return of Christ. 

Biography:

S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham.

Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord.

Dr. Johnson eventually received a call to ministry and left the insu

S. Lewis Johnson - "Calendar of Future Events: Part 1" (Deut. 28:63-68)

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson explains the role and significance of the trespass offering and the treatment of reparations under Levitical law. 
 
Biography: 
 
S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham. 
 
Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord. 
 
Dr. Johnson eventually received a call to ministry and left the insurance business in 1943. In 1946 he earned his Th.M. degree from Dallas Theological Seminary, followed by a Th.D. in 1949. He would serve as both Professor and Visiting Professor at three universities, including Dallas Theological Seminary and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He has also done extensive graduate work in the United States, Scotland and Switzerland. In addition to his career in theological education, Dr. Johnson spent fifty years in pastoral ministry, concluding it as teaching elder at Believers Chapel of Dallas. 
 
To hear more of S. Lewis Johnson, go to: 
 
http://sljinstitute.net 
 
http://sermons.believerschapeldallas.org/sermons/speaker/dr.-s.-lewis-johnson 
 
http://www.expositor.fm

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson explains the role and significance of the trespass offering and the treatment of reparations under Levitical law.

Biography:

S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham.

Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord.

Dr. Johnson eventually received a 

S. Lewis Johnson - "The Trespass Offering" (Leviticus 5:14-6:7)

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson comments on the Hebrew Peace Offering and what it symbolized within the Levitical economy. 
 
Biography: 
 
S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham. 
 
Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord. 
 
Dr. Johnson eventually received a call to ministry and left the insurance business in 1943. In 1946 he earned his Th.M. degree from Dallas Theological Seminary, followed by a Th.D. in 1949. He would serve as both Professor and Visiting Professor at three universities, including Dallas Theological Seminary and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He has also done extensive graduate work in the United States, Scotland and Switzerland. In addition to his career in theological education, Dr. Johnson spent fifty years in pastoral ministry, concluding it as teaching elder at Believers Chapel of Dallas. 
 
To hear more of S. Lewis Johnson, go to: 
 
http://sljinstitute.net 
 
http://sermons.believerschapeldallas.org/sermons/speaker/dr.-s.-lewis-johnson 
 
http://www.expositor.fm

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson comments on the Hebrew Peace Offering and what it symbolized within the Levitical economy. 

Biography:

S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham.

Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord.

Dr. Johnson eventually received a call to ministry and l

S. Lewis Johnson - "The Peace Offering" (Leviticus 3:1-17)

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson expounds God's special ordinance of the Kinsman-Redeemer in the economy of the ancient Hebrews. 
 
Dr. Johnson was Professor of New Testament from 1950 to 1972 and Professor of Systematic Theology from 1972 to 1977 at Dallas Theological Seminary. He served as Professor of Biblical and Systematic Theology at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School at Deerfield, IL and also was Visiting Professor of Systematic Theology at Tyndale Theological Seminary, Amsterdam, Netherlands. He accomplished graduate work at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, SMU, Dallas and the University of Basel, Switzerland. Dr Johnson was engaged in pastoral ministry for about 45 years. He went to be with the Lord on January 28, 2004. 
 
To hear more of S. Lewis Johnson, go to: 
 
http://sljinstitute.net 
 
http://sermons.believerschapeldallas.org/sermons/speaker/dr.-s.-lewis-johnson 
 
http://www.expositor.fm

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson expounds God's special ordinance of the Kinsman-Redeemer in the economy of the ancient Hebrews. 

Dr. Johnson was Professor of New Testament from 1950 to 1972 and Professor of Systematic Theology from 1972 to 1977 at Dallas Theological Seminary. He served as Professor of Biblical and Systematic Theology at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School at Deerfield, IL and also was Visiting Professor of Systematic Theology at Tyndale Theological Seminary, Amsterdam, Netherlands. He accomplished graduate work at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, SMU, Dallas and the University of Basel, Switzerland. Dr Johnson was engaged in pastoral ministry for about 45 years. He went to be with the Lord on January 28, 2004.

To hear more of S. Lewis Johnson, go to: 

http://sljinstitute.net

http://sermons.believerschapeldallas.org/sermons/speaker/dr.-s.-lewis-johnson

http://www.expositor.fm

S. Lewis Johnson - "Christ, Our Kinsman-Redeemer" (Leviticus 25:25 & 47-55)

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson expounds Paul's illustrative solution to legalism. 
 
Biography: 
 
S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham. 
 
Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord. 
 
Dr. Johnson eventually received a call to ministry and left the insurance business in 1943. In 1946 he earned his Th.M. degree from Dallas Theological Seminary, followed by a Th.D. in 1949. He would serve as both Professor and Visiting Professor at three universities, including Dallas Theological Seminary and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He has also done extensive graduate work in the United States, Scotland and Switzerland. In addition to his career in theological education, Dr. Johnson spent fifty years in pastoral ministry, concluding it as teaching elder at Believers Chapel of Dallas. 
 
To hear more of S. Lewis Johnson, go to: 
 
http://sljinstitute.net 
 
http://sermons.believerschapeldallas.org/sermons/speaker/dr.-s.-lewis-johnson 
 
http://www.expositor.fm

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson expounds Paul's illustrative solution to legalism.

Biography:

S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham.

Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord.

Dr. Johnson eventually received a call to ministry and left the insurance business in 1943. In 19

S. Lewis Johnson - "Throw Out Those Legalists!" (Galatians 4:21-31)

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson continues his teaching on the Day of Atonement with practical lessons for modern followers of Christ. 
 
Biography: 
 
S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham. 
 
Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord. 
 
Dr. Johnson eventually received a call to ministry and left the insurance business in 1943. In 1946 he earned his Th.M. degree from Dallas Theological Seminary, followed by a Th.D. in 1949. He would serve as both Professor and Visiting Professor at three universities, including Dallas Theological Seminary and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He has also done extensive graduate work in the United States, Scotland and Switzerland. In addition to his career in theological education, Dr. Johnson spent fifty years in pastoral ministry, concluding it as teaching elder at Believers Chapel of Dallas. 
 
To hear more of S. Lewis Johnson, go to: 
 
http://sljinstitute.net 
 
http://sermons.believerschapeldallas.org/sermons/speaker/dr.-s.-lewis-johnson 
 
http://www.expositor.fm

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson continues his teaching on the Day of Atonement with practical lessons for modern followers of Christ.

Biography:

S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham.

Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord.

Dr. Johnson eventually received a call to mini

S. Lewis Johnson - "The Day of Atonement - 2" (Leviticus 16:20-23)

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson gives exposition on the commands given to Moses regarding the disease of leprosy and how its treatment by God's people is symbolic of Christ's forgiveness and healing of sin. 
 
Biography: 
 
S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham. 
 
Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord. 
 
Dr. Johnson eventually received a call to ministry and left the insurance business in 1943. In 1946 he earned his Th.M. degree from Dallas Theological Seminary, followed by a Th.D. in 1949. He would serve as both Professor and Visiting Professor at three universities, including Dallas Theological Seminary and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He has also done extensive graduate work in the United States, Scotland and Switzerland. In addition to his career in theological education, Dr. Johnson spent fifty years in pastoral ministry, concluding it as teaching elder at Believers Chapel of Dallas. 
 
To hear more of S. Lewis Johnson, go to: 
 
http://sljinstitute.net 
 
http://sermons.believerschapeldallas.org/sermons/speaker/dr.-s.-lewis-johnson 
 
http://www.expositor.fm

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson gives exposition on the commands given to Moses regarding the disease of leprosy and how its treatment by God's people is symbolic of Christ's forgiveness and healing of sin.

Biography:

S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham.

Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led

S. Lewis Johnson - "The Law of the Leper's Cleansing" (Leviticus 13:45 & 48)

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson expounds the section of Isaiah's prophecy in which the prophet is given the vision of what will happen to Satan and his earthly kingdom. 
 
Dr. S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham. 
 
Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord. 
 
Dr. Johnson eventually received a call to ministry and left the insurance business in 1943. In 1946 he earned his Th.M. degree from Dallas Theological Seminary, followed by a Th.D. in 1949. He would serve as both Professor and Visiting Professor at three universities, including Dallas Theological Seminary and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. He has also done extensive graduate work in the United States, Scotland and Switzerland. In addition to his career in theological education, Dr. Johnson spent fifty years in pastoral ministry, concluding it as teaching elder at Believers Chapel of Dallas. 
 
To hear more of S. Lewis Johnson, go to: 
 
http://sljinstitute.net 
 
http://sermons.believerschapeldallas.org/sermons/speaker/dr.-s.-lewis-johnson 
 
http://www.expositor.fm

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson expounds the section of Isaiah's prophecy in which the prophet is given the vision of what will happen to Satan and his earthly kingdom. 

Dr. S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., (1915-2004) devoted his life to ministering God’s word. He was born in Birmingham, Alabama and grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, graduating from College of Charleston with an A.B. degree in 1937. Shortly thereafter, he began a career in the insurance business in Birmingham.

Although reared in the Presbyterian church and a regular attender, Dr. Johnson relates his conversion experience to the teaching of Dr. Donald Grey Barnhouse, an early 20th Century Calvinist and pastor of the historic Tenth Street Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. Barnhouse was an early innovator of radio preaching, eventually establishing The Bible Study Hour. These broadcasts, and especially a visit by Barnhouse to Johnson’s church in Birmingham shortly before World War II, led Dr. Johnson to the Lord.

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