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Alphabetical
Analysis (#5333) by Charles
H. Welch (1880-1967). This is a priceless 10 volume set, with over 5000
pages, covering nearly 500 different Scripture subjects. It is the
climax of Welch’s written ministry. It is a complete reference library
divided into four sections: Doctrinal, Practical, Prophetical, and
Dispensational. Ten hardback volumes.
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The Apostle of
the Reconciliation (#6237) by
Charles H. Welch (1880-1967). This book shows the dispensational place
of Acts and the earlier epistles of Paul. It follows a threefold
division of Acts: 1. Restoration – restoring the Kingdom to Israel
(1-9); 2. Reconciliation – typified by the vision of the sheet and the
salvation of Cornelius (10-14); 3. Rejection – foreshadowed in Paul’s
first miracle (13) and actually fulfilled in the setting aide of Israel
(28). Hardback. 337 pages. $19.95 |
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Biblical Study Charts
(#5330) by Charles Welch. This is a
collection of 418 actual hand-made color teaching charts. These “wall
charts,” most of which were originally 3’x5’, where designed by Charles
Welch to accompany his teaching of the Scriptures. They were preserved
and are here presented in color photography on glossy paper, making this
an invaluable study resource. All of the charts are believed to have
been made before 1953. -- 523 glossy pages, hardcover (9 5/8 x 6 3/4 x 1
1/2) $29.95
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Charles H. Welch:
An Autobiography (#6243) Hardback. 156 pages.
$19.95 |
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The Dispensational
Frontier of Acts 28 (#2428) Charles H. Welch
(1880-1967). A survey of the significance of Acts 28 to dispensational
truth. Paperback. 62 Pages.
$7.95 |
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Dispensational Truth
or The Place Of Israel And The Church In The Purpose (#6241) by Charles H. Welch (1880-1967). Published in
1912 this was the author’s first full length book. The author exhibits
how the Bible reveals the purposes of God, which are seen to have
earthly as well as heavenly implications, and need to be carefully
compared with traditional doctrines. Hardback. 263 pages.
$22.95 |
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Ephesians via Romans (#9175) by Charles H.
Welch (1880-1967). In the style of a two-way conversation, this work
illustrates that the unique blessings of Ephesians are based upon the
blessings all believers have received, as detailed in the book of
Romans. Paperback. 38 Pages.
$4.95 |
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Hope
(#3766) by Charles H. Welch (1880-1967) This short work helps to clear
up the theme of “hope” found in Scripture, by both defining what it
means, as well as looking into its dispensational aspect, related to
Israel and the One Body. 54 pages. Paperback.
$5.95 |
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Hymns of Praise
(#1889) Charles H. Welch, Editor. This is an attempt at a
dispensationally accurate hymnal, compiled by Welch. Quite a number of
these hymns, it will be recognized, could only have been written by
those acquainted with the results of “Right Division.” The song sections
do not have noted music, rather they use hymn meters, thus indicating
the number of syllables for the lines in each stanza of the song. This
allows the matching of a hymn's text with appropriate tunes for singing.
978-1-62904-188-9 Paperback. 130 Pages (fc)
$12.95 |
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In Heavenly
Places: Commentary on Ephesians
(#6240) by Charles H. Welch (1880-1967). This is a detailed exposition
of “the Mystery” or secret purpose that was hidden in God and
then revealed through Paul, our apostle, in his epistle to the
Ephesians. Hardback. 608 pages. $24.95 |
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“None Other
Things” (#3761) by Charles H.
Welch (1880-1967). This is a study of Acts 26:22: “Saying none other
things than those which the prophets and Moses did say should come.” It
demonstrates that Paul had two ministries and that the end of his first
ministry and the beginning of his second was Acts 28. 84 pages.
Paperback. $9.95 |
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