"Universalism Not of the Bible" is a detailed examination of over one hundred scriptural texts, dissecting the theological debates between evangelical Christians and Universalists. Authored by Nathan Dow and George, this work presents a refutation of Universalist theology, exposing what the authors perceive as sophistical interpretations of scripture. The book meticulously analyzes key passages, providing an alternative evangelical perspective. Originally published in 1874, this book offers valuable insight into 19th-century religious thought and the controversies surrounding Universalism. It serves as a historical record of theological discourse and remains relevant for those studying the history of Christian doctrine.

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