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This is a collection of rare and hard-to-find Bible study materials for the serious minded, hungry-hearted students of Scripture, as well as important selections for the Christian home. |
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American Dictionary Of The English Language (#5713) by Noah Webster. This is a must for every home! This is Noah Webster's 1828 edition of his famous dictionary. It defines words as they were used during the writing of the KJV 1611. Contains scripture references, etymologies from 28 languages and pronunciations. Modern dictionaries reflect cultural corruption's; consider and compare definitions for words such as sin, marriage, truth, spirit, and Jesus Christ. HB $69.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Be Likeminded (#1046) by Daniel Andersen. Christ is the basis of Christian unity, and when Paul exhorts believers to be "likeminded" he is not entreating them to comply with the same code or creed, or to conform to the same confession or catechism. Rather he is appealing to them to accept others as Christ, Himself, accepts them. ISBN: 1934251364 / 9781934251362 -- 54pp. BK $10.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The Believer's Warfare: Wearing the Armor of Light in the Darkness of this World (#7000) by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. The believer is in the middle of an ancient spiritual warfare that is as old as mankind. The battle itself, although intense, is not complicated. It is not a process of spiritual hoop-jumping. Indeed it is simple. The Believer's Warfare surveys a few key passages of Scripture to reveal God's sure plan of victory in the life of His saints. ISBN: 9781934251003 / 1934251003 --48 page BK $9.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The Bible Student's Notebook, Volume I (Issues 1-25, 1989-1995) The Bible Student’s Notebook is a periodical dedicated to the: - Promotion of Bible study - Encouragement of the believer’s growth in grace - Support of the role of family patriarch - Recovery of truth that has too long been hidden under the veils of traditionalism, prejudice, misunderstanding and fear. The Bible Student’s Notebook is not connected with any "Church," "Movement," "Organization," "Society," "Mission," or separate body of believers, but is sent forth to and for all of God’s saints. 274 pages, 8.5" x 11", perfect binding PB $19.95
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Church Epistles (#4101) by E. W. Bullinger. Bullinger defends all of Paul’s epistles as God’s unique revelation, expounding the great truth of the mystery, the Body of Christ. In this volume he focuses on Paul’s letters written to the churches. 296pp. HB $19.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Classic Christianity (#3930) by Bob George. A Basic introduction into the believer's identification in Christ. Easy, enjoyable, and enlightening reading. 205pp. PB $10.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Complete Green Letters (#3908) by Miles J. Stanford. Five of Miles Stanford’s best loved classic works have been collected together into this one volume. These classics are: "The Green Letters," "The Principle of Position," "The Ground of Growth," "The Reckoning that Counts" and "Abide Above." These five books form the foundational core of Miles Stanford's life works. His exposition focuses upon the doctrine of sin and sins and the doctrine of salvation contained in the Apostle Paul's Epistles, and the experiential side to the Christian's growth in grace. Without this basis, the Christian will fall short of genuine spiritual growth. 320pp. PB $12.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Exquisite Agony (Formerly titled: Crucified By Christians) (#8888) by Gene Edwards. Believers suffer some of the deepest pain of their lives at the hands of other Christians. This book ushers the reader into healing, restoration, and even ascension. 113pp. PB $12.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Decision Making & the Will of God (#4449) by Gary Friesen. A most valuable work that provides a Biblical alternative to the traditional view and reclaims the believer back his adult sonship. 452p PB 14.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Dispensational Truth,
or God's Plan and Purpose in the
Ages by Clarence Larkin. The
title of this work is also known as "The Greatest Book on
Dispensational Truth in the World." An invaluable work with 115 magnificent charts
and illustrations.
Larkin's "Original" Format: This is the original format.
Two columns per page. Book dimensions are 10.5" X 10." The original format
is pictured here. 176 pages HB (#5137)
$59.95
Economy (Paperback) Format: This format is a facsimile of the "original" format pages. However scaled to 8.5 x 11 pages, as a result the page charts of the "original" are printed on two pages. Book dimensions are 8.5" X 11." 176 pages PB (#5173) $29.95 |
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Don’t Waste Your Sorrows (#4381) by Paul E. Billheimer. This book offers refreshing insights into God’s eternal purpose for each Christian in the midst of life’s greatest adversities. This is a greatly encouraging look at the enigma of pain and suffering. 130pp.PB $9.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Foxe’s Book of Martyrs (#1501) by John Foxe. Eye -opener of church history. This is the stories of men and women who chose to face death rather than recant their faith in Christ. This book provides a fascinating introduction to the lives of the persecuted saints of old, beginning with Stephen and ending during the reign of Queen Mary. Read the story that you missed. A deeply moving work! 335pp. PB $11.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Grace Awakening, The (#4223) by Chuck Swindoll. A call to Christians to wake up and reject living in legalistic, performance-oriented bondage. The God of the universe has given us an amazing, revolutionary gift of grace and freedom. Large Print 378pp PB $19.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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God Gave Wine: What
the Bible Says About Alcohol (#5768)
by Kenneth L. Gentry Jr. "Do not suppose that abuses are
eliminated by destroying the object which is abused. Man can go wrong
with wine and women. Shall we then prohibit and abolish women?" –
Martin Luther For the last 300 years Americans have been taught that biblical teaching forbids the drinking of alcoholic beverages. But does it? In this greatly and expanded version of his controversial book, The Christian and Alcoholic Beverages, Gentry takes a thorough look at the issue, concluding that Scripture allows wine to be consumed both for health and pleasure – but in moderation. By careful lexical, exegetical and theological examination, God Gave Wine demonstrates from the Bible the error of those who demand either prohibition or abstention. With the backdrop of Psalm 104, Gentry shows that wine is God’s blessing to man. 168pp PB $19.95 |
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Heaven’s Embassy: The Divine Plan & Purpose of the Home (#5675) by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. The home is central to all of God’s dealings with man throughout the course of time. It is His Divine “institution” and “organization” upon the earth; and for the believer, it is the Embassy of Heaven. An embassy is “the residence or office of an ambassador.” Since the believer is an ambassador of the Lord Jesus Christ (II Corinthians 5:14-21), his home is thus the Divine Embassy of heavenly ministry. Pauline ministry is centered in the homes of believers. This is even the true sphere of the Body of Christ; for this reason our apostle speaks of “church in thy house.” This book doesn’t focus upon the external specifics of the ministry of Heaven’s Embassy (such as hospitality); that will be saved for another volume. Instead, it looks at the inner-workings of the Embassy itself; focusing upon its very nature and internal purpose and function. 250 pp. PB $19.95 |
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How To Enjoy the Bible by E. W. Bullinger. A unique introduction to your study of God's Word. You’re guided in the adventure of open and honest study of the Scripture from within -- allowing it to speak for itself. Twelve practical principles make inductive Bible study come alive. 464pp.PB (#3242) $19.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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How To Quit Church Without Quitting God: 7 Good Reasons to Escape the Box (#1604) by Martin Zender. "Believe in God no matter what the clergy say" - Zender. Still in church? You will be challenged. Already quit? You will be comforted. Never gone? You are more spiritual than you think. Something is rotten in Pew-land. 186pp HB $19.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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I Choose! Living Life to Its Fullest (#4120) by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. Forty-Eight Daily Thoughts on Divine Life. You are alive! Yet not just alive, but alive with the very life of God! Don’t allow your “What if…” imaginations of the past or the future to lay claim to the present that God has given you. Allow the objective, unchanging truth of who God has made you in the Lord Jesus Christ to transform your mind and life as you take this spiritual journey of “I Choose.” ISBN: 9781934251324 / 1934251321 --192 page PB $16.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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If God Could Save Everyone, WOULD HE?? (#4113) by Dr. Stephen E. Jones. The Biblical principles of Creation, Ownership, the Kinsman-Redeemer, and the Year of Jubilee, are all brought to bear on the subject of redemption. 36pp BK $2.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Inescapable Love of God, The (#1814) by Thomas Talbott. Part I s book chronicles some of Talbott's early theological struggles and how he came to embrace a doctrine of universal reconciliation: the wondrous idea that God's love will inevitably triumph in the end and finally transform every created person. Part II sets forth the positive case for his contention that universalism is a plain teaching of the Bible. And finally, Part III explores some of the logical inconsistencies in competing theological systems. PB 223 pages $29.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Lifetime Guarantee (#3222) by Bill Gillham. The good news is that God doesn't ask you to live your life for Christ, but to let Him live His life through you. 247pp. PB $11.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Miller's Church History (#4455) by Andrew Miller
(1810-1883). Including the Original "Last Chapter"
Written in 1880, this is one of the best and
most comprehensive overviews of church history, from Bible times to the
mid-19th century.
Miller writes: “I have aimed at more than mere history. It has been my desire to connect with it Christ and His Word, so that the reader may receive the truth and blessing, through grace, to his soul.” Most histories tend to be overly preoccupied with all the evils, controversies, abuses, and heresies of the past. Without ignoring the reality of these, Andrew Miller, in striking contrast, focuses his effort on tracing out, even in the darkest hour, “the silver line of God’s grace in true Christians.” Several unique features of this book include: - a look at how quickly the early church departed from Biblical truth and practices; a warning to those who like to quote the so-called “church fathers.” - the origin of the clergy/laity distinction; including its more subtle Protestant form. - the origin of “church” religious system. - the root causes of many evil doctrines and how the truth was preserved in conflict. If you consider yourself a student of history then your education is incomplete without this volume. If you’ve never read a book on Church history, then get this one and see for yourself the awesome wonder of God’s sustaining grace in vessels of clay! Who said Church History wasn’t interesting? 1202p HB $39.95 |
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One Purpose of God, The: An Answer to the Doctrine of Eternal Punishment (#1816) J. Bonda. It has been taught that the vast majority of humankind will suffer eternal punishment. But is this teaching biblical? The author scrutinizes tradition and Scripture -- especially Paul's letter to the Romans -- and concludes that the Bible shows no trace of supporting the doctrine of eternal damnation. On the contrary, they tell us that God wants to save all people and that he will not rest until that goal has been achieved. PB 278 pages $29.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Our Great Commission: What Is It? by C. R. Stam. A compelling, look at the current commission for the Body of Christ and how it differs with the so called "Great Commission". 142pp. PB #3335; $9.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Pagan Christianity: Exploring the Roots of Our Church Practices (#3106) by Frank Viola & George Barna. Revised, Enlarged, and now in hardback! Have you ever wondered why we Christians do what we do for church every Sunday morning? Have you ever asked yourself any of the following questions: Why do we "dress up" for church? Why does the pastor preach a sermon every Sunday? Why do we have pulpits and pews? Why do we have church buildings, steeples, choirs, and seminaries? Where did these things come from? This book proposes that most of what we Christians do in our churches has no root in the Scriptures! It rather has its origin in pagan culture. As shocking as that sounds, Viola proves his point by documenting every claim he makes. Fully footnoted, Pagan Christianity is the first book ever penned that documents the entire story of our modern church practices. If you are a Christian who is content with status quo "churchianity," then you will not want to read this book. It is reserved for those who are ready to embark on an eye-opening venture that challenges every aspect of their church experience. (Now available again!) Revised, Expanded, 293 page. Hardback Edition. $17.95 |
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Paul Versus Peter, Or Remarks on Galatians 1 & 2 (#3374) by William R. Newell. This work shows the distinguishing difference between the gospels preached by Peter and Paul. 76pp. PB - ISBN: 9781934251225 $11.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Paul's Gospel
by William R. Newell. This is a great tract, a clear treatise on the truth
of God for this age. This is the introduction from Paul vs. Peter,
published separately. 8pp. BK/ Tract
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Real Baptism: Religious Ritual or Spiritual Reality (#3402) by Charles Baker. A most helpful survey of all the references to baptism in the New Testament. Full of penetrating insight and thought provoking analysis of key Bible passages. 76pp. PB $9.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Reforming Marriage (#4563) by Douglas Wilson. Reforming Marriage does what few books on marriage do today: Points to the hearts of both husbands and wives. Godly marriages proceed from obedient hearts, and the greatest desire of an obedient heart is the glory of God. 144pp. HB $12.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Revelation of the Mystery, The (#1406) by Robert C. Brock. 21pp BK $1.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Rich Man and Lazarus,
The: The Intermediate State (#3127) by E. W. Bullinger.
It is the author's contention that when dealing with the subject of
what happens at death, it is important that Christians confine
themselves to what the Bible has to say and not turn to tradition.
Some current views have more in common with the traditions taught by
the Pharisees than with the teachings of the Lord Jesus Christ. ISBN:
9781934251027 / 193425102X --64
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Romans
Verse by Verse (#4778)
William R. Newell. An excellent verse-by-verse, detailed commentary.
"Newell knows more about the book of Romans than any other man I know" Lewis
Sperry Chafer. Analytical and yet practical and devotional. Great footnotes. A book with
this doctrinal value is a very rare find. A must. 588pp. PB $22.95
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The Salvation Of ALL: Creation’s Final Destination (A Biblical Look at Universal Reconciliation Expanded Edition (#7001) by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. The Gospel of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ is truly better “Good News” than we could ever have imagined. It is far more glorious than religion would ever have us believe. The Salvation of All is a book about a “Good News” that will reach its final goal in the salvation of all mankind. ISBN: 9781934251010 / 1934251011 --262 page PB 2009 Expanded Edition (78 additional pages) $19.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Things That Differ: The
Fundamentals of Dispensationalism by C. R. Stam. This book is a
comprehensive study of dispensational truth, demonstrating the fact that
the dispensational method of Bible Study is the only one by which the
Bible makes sense. Probably more than any other book in print, it has
been used to help open eyes to what the Paul called, "the revelation of
the mystery." This book is a must for your personal Bible study. Give an
extra copy to a friend. 291pp.
PB #3488 $9.95 Spanish PB #1445 $9.95 |
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Turkeys & Eagles (#4073) by Peter Lord. This is a masterfully told story that goes to the heart of the secret to Christian living. Soar to the heights or you may be a turkey all your life. This is a superb work that has been used to liberate many believers. 102pp. PB $12.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Two Babylons,
The by Alexander Hislop. A well-known, much referred to
study of how Christianity has taken traditions from heathen systems of belief. It
investigates some of the practices in papal worship. It traces the growth of the
mother-child cult back to its origin — an origin of worship established by Nimrod and
his wife, Semiramis. It is recognized as one of the great books of Christian literature.
330pp.
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Two-Fold Purpose of God, The (#3507) by C. R. Stam. A helpful presentation of dispensational truth beginning (Gen. 1:1). Shows clearly God's two purposes (with the heaven and the earth). 85pp. HB $9.95 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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What You Don't See Is What You Get (#1977) by Gary Sorge. A short work designed to help one appreciate suffering for
what the Bible says it is; a gift of God that works for us and in us to produce glory that
will last for all eternity. 14pp. BK
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Works of E. W. Bullinger, Vol. I (#7150)
by E. W.
Bullinger. 25 titles in one
volume: Abraham Believed God;
Christ’s Prophetic Teaching;
The Christian’s Greatest Need;
The Christian’s Standing, Object
and Hope;
Crucified with Christ;
The Divine Names and Titles;
God’s Church: Its Calling, Hope
and Motive;
God’s Purpose in Israel
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Importance of Accuracy in the Study of Holy Scriptures;
The Knowledge of God;
The Lord’s Day – A Study of |
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Your Lord is a Blue Collar Worker: A Meditation of the Sanctity and Dignity of the Workplace
by Gene Edwards. It is the year 17 A.D. in Nazareth. Three young men, all twenty-one years old, begin their training to serve God. Two of the three men leave Nazareth. They are traveling to Jerusalem to study and train in the temple. One young man stays in Nazareth. Each day he will go to work in a carpenter shop. In that shop he will sweat and get blisters on his hands. He will learn to handle grumpy customers. Most of all, he will be immersed in the daily grind of working for a living. Meet your Lord... the day-laborer! Paperback #0015 $9.95
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