The God of All Comfort
(#4101) Hannah Whitall Smith (1832–1911). Smith
was the author of the famed A Christian’s Secret of a Happy Life, first
published in 1875. She was an influential author of “higher life” and
“holiness” movements. Her books have been published by dozens of publishers
over the years. Remarkably, Smith would eventually come to see and embrace
the salvation of all, with which came remarkable clarity in her ensuing
works, with The God of All Comfort being the most noteworthy. This work
offers many beautiful insights concerning God. This carefully edited and
abridged edition should bring joy and encouragement to the hearts of many.
109 pages. PB. $10.95
Things I Misunderstood (#4071) Clyde
L. Pilkington, Jr. Early on in his life and ministry, what the author
knew and taught about the themes found in this book were simply what he
had learned since childhood: traditional Evangelical Christian doctrine.
However, in time he would come to see things quite differently. In this
work he shares with the reader things that he had misunderstood, and
after fifty years of personal Scripture study, what he now understands:
realizations that have brought him great peace. This work covers Things
I Misunderstood (#4071) … about God … about Salvation … about Christ’s
Sacrificial Work … about the Rich Man & Lazarus, and … about Prophecy.
194 pages. PB $19.95
The Four Days of Scripture: A Compilation
(#4033) The Bible speaks of four different days in the sense of long periods
of time. Each one of these days marks a separate and distinct period of
time. These are not meaningless expressions. They are: (1) “Man’s Day,” (2)
“The Day of Christ,” (3) “The Day of the Lord,” and (4) “The Day of God.”
The good workmen will identify the four days, and then “rightly divide” them
(II Timothy 2:15). This is a composite work from seven authors: Tom L.
Ballinger, Dr. Robert A. Hadden (1868-1939), David R. Hettema, Dr. C.E.
McLain (1909-1990), Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr., W.B. Screws (1884-1961) and
Otis Q. Sellers (1901-1992). 57 pages, PB. $5.95
“The Body of Christ” or “The Church Which Is His
Body”? A Compilation on the “One Body” of the Current Administration
(#5276) In the Pentecost Administration, during the Acts
period, there were many ecclesias, in the plural – “all the ecclesias”
(Romans 16:4, 16; I Corinthians 7:17; 14:33; II Corinthians 8:18; 11:28,
CV). Each of these ecclesias were, in and of themselves “the body of Christ”
– an integrated “one body,” while today in the Secret Administration there
is but one single ecclesia, in the singular – “the Ecclesia which is His
Body” (Ephesians 2:22-23, CV). This ecclesia is universal and not local.
This ecclesia of the Secret Administration has no bearing whatsoever on
locality, and is of necessity, the only “One Body” universal (Ephesians
4:4). This “One Body” of Ephesians and Colossians (Ephesians 2:16; 4:4;
Colossians 3:15) is the Post-Acts “church,” of which Christ alone is Head
(Ephesians 1:22-23; 4:15; 5:23; Colossians 1:24; 2:19). This is the only
Ecclesia of the Secret Administration. This short compilation has works from
three authors: Tom L. Ballinger, G.J. Pauptit (1889-1962), and Clyde L.
Pilkington, Jr. 49 pages. PB
$5.95
The Out-Resurrection: A Compilation on the
Prior-Expectation of the Secret Administration
(#3968) Ours is a prior, pre-expectant resurrection, not revealed before
the Secret Administration. When Christ, Who is our life, is manifested
on His throne (Colossians 3:4) at the right hand of God (Ephesians 1:20)
in Glory, far above all Heavens (Ephesians 4:10; 1:21, i.e., in the
Super-Heavens), then we, too, will be manifested (appear) with Him
there. This work includes four authors: Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr., G.J.
Pauptit (1889-1962), Tom L. Ballinger, Stanislas Van Mierlo (1888-1962).
57 pages. PB. $5.95
Prehistoric Creatures: Chosen in Christ Before the
Disruption of the World (#4040) Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr.
This is a brief look at our place in God’s plan: one that pre-dates “the
disruption of the world” (Ephesians 1:4). 37 pages. PB $3.95
The Judgement Seat of Christ: An Impossible
Judgment (#4057) E.W.
Bullinger (1837-1913) (along with Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. and David R.
Hettema). What is the true meaning of the “Judgment Seat of Christ,” and
will the members of Christ’s One Body be a part of it? 32 pages. PB.
$3.95
Present-Day Israel: A Compilation
(#3999) Is the present-day nation known as “Israel” really the
restoration of God’s favored nation? A collection of works by four
authors, including: Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. and Tom L. Ballinger. 59
pages. PB. $7.95
The Supposed Lost Tribes of Israel: A
Compilation Exposing British Israelism
(#3982) Were some of the tribes of Israel ever really lost? Six works
spanning over 125 years, by authors: A.A. Isaacs, Harold J. Berry, A.E.
Knoch, Charles H. Welch, and Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. 108 pages. PB.
$10.95
The Seven Administrations - The Basic
Dispensations of Scripture (#3838) by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr.
Throughout Scripture we are presented with various administrations.
These administrations, sometimes called “dispensations,” or “economies,”
are divine managements, stewardships, or households. They are the
organization and implementation of a specific divine purpose. This is an
introductory look at the seven basic administrations in Scripture.
Grasping the overall scope of these will greatly assist us in
understanding the Scriptures. Such an awareness of our place in the
Divine plan can save us from much confusion, heartache, and despair.
Extensive endnotes. Overview chart. 69 pages
$6.95
The Pleroma: Paul’s “Lost” Teaching (The
Complement of Christ, of God, and of the Ages) – A Comprehensive
Compilation (#3814) Ephesians
and Colossians are the epistles of divine fulness, and one of the most
profound Greek words used by Paul to characterize important aspects of
the revelation surrounding the Secret Administration is pleroma (πλήρωμα).
This groundbreaking work expounds on the pinnacle truths of the Pleroma,
revealing depths of glory that few have ever contemplated or realized.
A.E. Knoch (1874-1965) wrote: “Well-nigh lost is the dominating doctrine
of the Pleroma or fullness.” Divine realization of the Pleroma will
significantly transform ones understanding of God’s Word. This is a
unique compilation of 22 authors, spanning over 100 years, with 24
chapters and 20 appendixes. 240 pages. Paperback.
$22.95
Our Calling in Christ
(#3821) by - Dr. Vincent W. Bennett
(1903-1981) This rich study, encouraging and enlightening, is a brief
survey of Paul’s glorious revelation found in Ephesians chapter 1 and a
portion of chapter 2. Bennett, an Englishman who came out of the Dutch
Reformed Church, was a graduate of Cliff College (Sheffield, England),
Moody Bible Institute and McCormick Presbyterian Seminary (Chicago). He
was an active Bible conference speaker, the Assistant to the President
of Wheaton College, pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church, Waukegan. IL,
Grace Tabernacle in Muskegon, Michigan (a few blocks from Harry Bultema
who was at the Berean Church), and university pastor at John Brown
University (Siloam Springs, Arkansas). 66 pages. Paperback.
$6.95
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
In Christ (or, Our Union with the Lord)
(#0026) by A.J. Gordon (1836-1895) This introductory work on the
believers’ union “in Christ” is an abridgement of a work originally
published in 1872. 32 pages. Paperback.
$3.95
Ephesians & Colossians: Scripture
for the Present Administration (#3807) by – Clyde L.
Pilkington, Jr. Ephesians and Colossians are the present truth for the
current dispensation. Ephesians introduces the Secret Administration in
which we live, while Colossians, its companion epistle, completes the
Word of God. There are no other Secret Administration letters beyond
Ephesians and Colossians. 62 pages. Paperback.
$5.95
Will We Escape Death?
(#5016) by – Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. The plight of humanity is
mortality and death. In every age the believer’s hope has always been
resurrection from the dead and the glory which lays beyond. It was Satan
who first introduced the idea, “Thou shalt not surely die.” So, what
makes anyone think that Satan was right – that we are actually not going
to die? What makes someone expect that, of all of the people who have
ever lived before them, they will somehow be the ones who will escape
death? The answer, in one word: tradition. 55 pages. Paperback.
$4.95
An Evening with Norman P. Grubb
(#5246) This is a collection of 35 short excerpts from the writings of
Norman Grubb (1895-1993), designed to be enjoyed in an evening. 52pp. PB.
$3.95
Reader’s Question Box: A Compilation (Volume 1)
(#3753) This is a collection of the first fifty questions and answers
from the Bible Student’s Notebook feature by the same name. 191 pages,
paperback. $16.95
A New Administration at the Close of Acts
(#0661) by Adlai Loudy (1893-1984). God is conducting His affairs with
mankind in an orderly series of dispensations and administrations. This
study is a comparison of the Pentecostal and Readjustment
Administrations, “in that era,” with the Secret Administration, which is
“now,” revealing many irreconcilable differences which cannot be mixed
without perverting the plain, unmistakable teaching of the Scriptures
and causing untold confusion and spiritual loss. 38 pages. Paperback.
$3.95
“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
The Acts Dispensation
(#3762) by Otis Q. Sellers (1901-1992). A study of the unique
dispensation that covered the Acts Period. 62 pages. Paperback.
$7.95
The Scripture for the Circumcision
(#0022) by A.E. Knoch (1874-1965). A dispensational look at the Greek
Scriptures that were written specifically to the Jews. 54 pages.
Paperback. $6.95
Expose’ of the “Two
Natures” (#0023) by A.E. Knoch (1874-1965). Long have
believers labored under the false premise that within them resides “two
natures.” This is a refreshing, liberating, scriptural investigation of
the key subject. 42 pages. Paperback. $4.95
Paul’s Early Epistles
(#0024) by F. H. Robison (1885-1932). An
important dispensational look at the place of Paul’s early epistles in
the plan of God. This is taken from the pages of Robison’s classic work
Are Bride and Body Identical? 36 pages. Paperback.
$3.95
God’s Purpose in the Heavens
(#3747) by John Essex (1907-1991). Much of Christianity has little
understanding of God’s grand purpose of the Heavens. Essex unveils this
divine objective. 38 pages. PB. $3.95
Prayer Dispensationally Considered – A
Compilation (#3777) Few subjects are as
misunderstood as prayer. Why do so many of our prayers seemingly go
‘unanswered’? This vial collection of 16 authors and 26 works unravels
the confusion surrounding prayer by simply “rightly dividing the Word of
Truth” (II Timothy 2:15). Such a dispensational understanding can truly
revolutionize one’s life. 100 pages. Paperback.
$10.95
“Christ Jesus” and “Jesus Christ” - Their
Scriptural Distinction (A Short Compilation)
(#3746) Most students of Scripture know nothing of the distinction
between “Christ Jesus” and “Jesus Christ.” What an
eye-opening discovery such a finding is! Authors include: E. W.
Bullinger (1837-1913), A.E. Knoch (1874-1965) and Charles H. Welch
(1880-1967). 32 pages. PB. $3.95
“Pastors”
- The Ascension Gifts, the Higher Powers of Romans 13, and the Secret
Administration
(#3760) by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. The modern role of “pastor”
is not founded on Scripture, but instead is an institutional fabrication
of Protestantism. The Ascension Gifts of Ephesians 4 were prophetically
a part of Israel’s Old Testament promises. The “higher powers” of
Romans 13 were not a reference to civil authorities, but rather the
spiritual rulers over the Acts-Period churches. Since Acts 28 (the
dispensational boundary line) the “powers that be” have been
withdrawn. Under the current Secret Administration all of these
“gifts” are inoperative. The One Body has no flesh-and-blood rulers.
We are to be submissive only to our Head: the Lord Jesus Christ. To Him
alone do we owe our allegiance. 75 pages. Paperback.
$8.95
Divine Glory
(#3765) Charles Chauncy (1705-1787). The
full title is “Divine Glory Brought to View in the Final Salvation of
All Men.” 38 pages. Paperback. $3.95
Hope of Paul’s Acts Epistles
(#0025) by Tom L. Ballinger. A brief consideration of the believers’
hope as recorded in the epistles of Paul written during the Acts-Period.
38 pages. Paperback. $3.95
The Transfiguration: A Compilation
(#3708) A helpful compilation of three studies on the meaning of “the
Mount of Transfiguration,” by E.W. Bullinger, M. Thomas Wark, and Clyde
L. Pilkington, Jr. 38 pages. PB $6.95
The Unpardonable Sin: A Compilation
(#3685) Is there really such a thing as an ‘Unpardonable Sin?’ Is there
any sin that will never be forgiven? This is a compilation work of
liberation and right division from five authors: A.E. Knoch, H. W.
Martin, M. Jaegle, J. W. Williams and Phillip Garrison. 70 pages. PB.
$9.95
The New Covenant: A Compilation
(#3692) What is the New Covenant? Who is this this covenant made with?
Are believer’s today under this covenant? This work is a compilation
from four dispensational authors: C.E. McLain, J. Eustace Mills, Clyde
L. Pilkington, Jr., and Ed Stevens. 83 pages. PB.
$9.95
The Disruption of the World: A Compilation
(#3715) A broad study of the crucial, but all-too-often overlooked
teaching of Scripture of the events between Genesis 1:1 and Genesis 1:2.
Sometimes known as “The Gap,” The Overthrow,” or “The Disruption,” this
key event in God’s ages lays the important foundation for the ministry
of Paul, the Apostle. This critical compilation of 13 chapters from 8
authors will be an essential part of a Bible student’s library. Authors
include: E.W. Bullinger, A.E. Knoch, Edward Clayton, and John Essex. 148
pages. PB. $14.95
The Absolute Despotism of Grace: A Compilation
(#3739) This work consists of 25 chapters, by 16 authors,
spanning over 135 years, expounding on the marvelous, powerful reign of
God’s grace in our day. 146 pages. PB.
$12.95
Religious Traditions and Creeds: A Compilation
(#3722) The great enemy of truth is religious traditions and creeds:
“Making the Word of God of none effect through your tradition” (Mark
7:13). This expose’ compilation of 31 chapters, from 21 authors, spans
130 years. 164 pages. PB. $14.95
More Daily Goodies: 365 Thoughts on Scriptural
Truths (#3364) Clyde L.
Pilkington, Jr. A great resource for personal and family study, as well
as a valuable reference volume covering many varied biblical themes.
This is a collection of choice selections from the author’s Daily Email
Goodies. 392 pages. PB. $19.95
Affliction, Trials and Suffering: A
Comprehensive Compilation (#4026)
Why do we suffer? What is its purpose? These 72 chapters are a detailed
look into suffering by 36 authors, saints spanning over 400 hundred
years, who knew not only what it meant to endure afflictions and trials,
but also the divine purpose of suffering. 286 pages. PB.$19.95
The Uniqueness of Our Calling
(#6006) by William B. Hallman (1902-1985).
There are three Greek words which form the basis for this study: the
word oikonomia – translated “dispensation” or “administration,” the word
musterion – rendered “mystery” or “secret,” and the word ekklesia –
often put as “church” or “assembly.” Upon this basis the author
considers Paul’s two ministries (those before and after Acts 28), as
well as a careful look at the present administration, with its unique
destiny. 51 pages, paperback. $6.95
Vladimir Michael Gelesnoff (1877-1921): In
Memoriam (#5603) by A.E.
Knoch (1874-1965), et al. This is a crucial historical account of one of
true unsung heroes of the re-discovery of Scripture truth. Gelesnoff was
a true pioneer in themes of the Universal Reconciliation, as well as
those of the Secret Administration. One of the rare exceptions of “not
many wise … not many noble” (I Corinthians 1:26), he was of British and
Italian aristocratic, as well as Russian nobility. 54 pages, paperback.
$9.95
Paul’s Priestly Ministry: A Compilation
(#7003). Prior to the revelation of the present Secret Administration
found in Ephesians and Colossians, Paul’s ministry was a prophetic light
“to the Gentiles” (Acts 13:47), under the auspices of Israel (Isaiah
49:6), “acting as a priest” (Romans 15:15-16, CV). During his earlier
ministry, by his own admission, his teaching was limited to what “the
prophets and Moses did say should come” (Acts 26:22), proclaiming “the
hope of Israel” (Acts 28:20). This vital key is crucial to the proper
understanding of the epistles which Paul wrote prior to Ephesians,
letters which were “out of an installment” (I Corinthians 13:9-10, 12,
CV). This is a collection of eight important articles, by four authors:
Vladimir Gelesnoff (1877-1921), A.E. Knoch (1874-1965), Adlai Loudy
(1893-1984), and Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. 58 pages, paperback.
$8.95
Thoughts from the Heart of an Itinerant
Wayfarer (#5252) by André
Sneidar. This is a unique collection of 31 articles from André Sneidar,
Executive Editor of Bible Student’s Press and Bible Student’s Notebook.
Since 1988 he has closely co-labored with Clyde Pilkington in a
multifaceted ministry.
Paperback. 126 Pages. $14.95
The Writings of W. B. Screws (1984-1961)
(#3586) Screws, of Glennville, GA, a former Primitive
Baptist pastor, was an able advocate of the Pauline gospel and staunch
defender of the ultimate salvation of all mankind. He had an extensive
teaching ministry that was concentrated, but not limited to, the
southeastern United States. He was also the longtime editor of the
monthly periodical, The Pilgrim’s Messenger. An associate of A.E. Knoch
(1874-1965) he conducted a regular circuit ministry throughout Georgia
and South Carolina. He co-labored regionally with many brothers
including W. H. Bundy (1881-1952). He taught in Bible conferences as far
away as San Antonio, TX, and El Centro, Oakland and Los Angeles, CA. --
Paperback. 74 Pages. $9.95
Best of J.R. Miller - Vol. 2
(#9007) by James Russell Miller (March 20, 1840 –
July 2, 1912), a prolific author, was born of Irish/Scottish descent to
James Alexander Miller and Eleanor Creswell, near Frankfort Springs,
Beaver County, PA. He was a graduate of Westminster College (New
Wilmington, PA) Allegheny Theological Seminary (Allegheny, PA). Miller pastored churches in New Wilmington, PA, Philadelphia, PA, and Rock
Island, IL; and was the author of over 60 published books, as well as
countless booklets and pamphlets; and also served as supervisor of over
two dozen periodicals with a combined annual circulation of over 66
million copies at the time of his death. ISBN: 9781629049007 -- 83 pages, paperback,
$9.95
An Evening with T. Austin-Sparks (#5245) This is a collection of 34 short excerpts from the writings
of T.A.S. designed to be enjoyed in an evening. 52pp. PB.
$3.95
Daily Gleanings – 2: 365 Selections on
Scriptural Truths(#3630) Editor:
Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. This second volume contains treasured
gleanings from some 170 different authors. It has a title, author and
Scripture index. ISBN: 9781629043630 -- 190 pp, PB. $16.95
We
Call Him “Father” (#3609) by
Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. “One God and Father of all, Who is over all and
through all and in all” (Ephesians 4:6, Concordant Version). Jesus
Christ came to reveal God’s true identity and nature as “Father.” This
was an advanced revelation concerning God, super-abounding that of any
previous one. With radical boldness Christ called Him “Father,” and Paul
pressed this glorious truth to its grand ultimate, that God was the
“Father of all.” 28 chapters, 18 appendixes. 242 Pages. Paperback.
$19.95
The Mystery Ministry of
Paul (#3593) by Russell H. Schaefer (1919-1999). This
book takes a look at the “Mystery” ministry of Paul as revealed in his
letters of Ephesians and Colossians. It surveys this teaching as well as
its relationship with the rest of his epistles. 80 pages, paperback.
$9.95
Mars’ Hill - A Study on Acts 17 (#3371) by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. Even among those who
place a great emphasis on Paul, with his unique apostleship and
message, there is an amazing neglect of one of his most outstanding
messages found in the Book of Acts: his message given on Mars’ Hill.
The content of his message to this group of unbelieving pagans has
been overlooked for far too long. These words of Paul contain a very
rich message. Preserved in the Scriptures, we know that it not only
was a challenge to the pagans of Athens but that it will prove to be
a challenge to the members of Christ’s Body as well. 66
pages. Paperback. $4.95
Sonship: (A Comprehensive Compilation)
(#3326) The Romans 9 “sonship” is the exclusive
prerogative of “Israel according to the flesh,” the Galatians 4
“sonship” extends to the spiritual seed of Abraham who are not “after
the flesh” (:23), but was associated with “Jerusalem which is above”
(:26). However, the Ephesians “sonship” has no relationship whatsoever
to Abraham or Israel. It has no connection with the promises made unto
the fathers, it is not founded on an earthly inheritance (allotment).
The Ephesians “sonship” extends back before the disruption of the world,
and extends “far above” all heavens. These three “sonship” correspond to
the three distinct spheres of blessing. This book contains 14 works from
10 authors, spanning 100 years. Authors include: Tom Ballinger, John H.
Essex (1907-1991), M. Jaegle, A.E. Knoch (1874-1965), Clyde L.
Pilkington, Jr., George L. Rogers (1869-1947), Russell H. Schaefer
(1919-1999), C. R. Stam (1909-2003) and Charles H. Welch (1880-1967).
102 pages. Paperback. $9.95
The Man Christ Jesus: His Birth, Life, Nature,
Faith, Suffering and Glory (A Comprehensive Compilation)
(#3332) This book contains 24 authors and 74 works spanning 130 years.
Authors include:
Arthur P. Adams (1845-1925), William W. Bentley, Jr.,
William Tucker Broad (1860-1923), Leon A. Bynoe (1895-1983), E.W. Bullinger
(1837-1913), E.H. Clayton (1887-1972), John H. Essex (1907-1991), William B.
Hallman (1903-1973), Joseph Edwin Hartill (1909-1981), A.E. Knoch
(1874-1965), Adlai Loudy (1893-1984), William Mealand (1873-1957), Clyde L.
Pilkington, Jr., Frank Neil Pohorlak (1907-1988), André Sneidar, E. Al Stahl
(1926-2011) and Charles H. Welch (1888-1967).
430 pages. Paperback.
$19.95
The Comfort and Encouragement of Hope: (A
Comprehensive Compilation) (#3258) 46 works, 21
authors, spanning over 100 years. The authors of this reassuring work
includes: Tom L. Ballinger, Cecil J. Blay (1906-1976), E.W. Bullinger
(1837-1913), Edward H. Clayton (1887-1972), Dr. Edgar Gerald Jones
(1894-1974), Joseph E. Kirk (1903-1974), A.E. Knoch (1874-1965), J.C.
O’Hair (1876-1958), C.H. Mackintosh (1820-1896), George Matheson
(1842-1906), J.R. Miller (1840-1912), Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr., Frank N.
Pohorlak (1907-1988), Theodore Joseph Silva (1909-1974), Tony Smith,
André Sneidar, and Dean Wilkinson. Paperback. 240 Pages.
$19.95
The Ages: (A Comprehensive Compilation)
(#3241) To know and understand “the ages” is to embrace God’s design
from beginning to end. 21 works, 14 authors, spanning over 100 years.
This vital work’s authors include:
Arthur P. Adams (1847-1920),Thomas Allin (1838-1909), Leon A. Bynoe, (1895-1983), Edward Henry Clayton
(1887-1972), E. Lynwood Crystal (1872-1946), John Dokas, Bob Evely,
Joseph E. Kirk (1904-1974), A.E. Knoch (1874-1965), G. Campbell Morgan
(1863-1945), Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr., Frank Neil Pohorlak (1907-1988),
André Sneidar, Alexander Thomson (1889-1966).
Paperback. 210 Pages. $19.95
The Faith of Christ: (A Compilation) (#3265) Here is a subject worthy of our
careful consideration. It is crucial to our spiritual well-being, since
it is vitally joined to our redemption and deliverance which are to be
found in the Lord Jesus Christ. “The faith of Jesus Christ” is
unwittingly denied by sincere and well-meaning believers. After having
been well-grounded in this subject as it is revealed in His Word and
reflected in this study, may we no longer be found in that rapidly
growing company of believers who are unenlightened because they are
uninstructed. Author’s include: E.H. Clayton (1887-1972), A.E. Knoch
(1874-1965), Adlai Loudy (1893-1984), and Frank Neil Pohorlak
(1907-1988). Paperback. 52 Pages. $5.95
The Divine Activation of Faithand
the Myth of Free Willby
Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. What is faith? Who is a believer? Is faith a
matter of human choice, or is it a gift from God? Do those who have
faith understand and believe everything correctly? Or, do they
experience areas or degrees of unbelief? Can one be weak or strong in
faith? Is there room in faith for growth? These are among the important
questions that are considered in this work. 72 pages.
Death, the Intermediate State and the
Resurrection: A Comprehensive Compilation
(#3234) Are you afraid of death or “hell”? Well, you needn’t be. After
all, Christ has the keys to both of them. 38 works, 13 authors, spanning
over 100 years. Authors include: Arthur P. Adams (1847-1925), Cecil J.
Blay (1906-1976), E.W. Bullinger (1837-1913), Joseph E. Kirk
(1903-1974), A.E. Knoch (1874-1965), Aaron Locker, Adlai Loudy
(1893-1984), Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr., Charles H. Pridgeon (1863-1932),
William B. Screws (1884-1961) and André Sneidar. Paperback. 268 Pages. $19.95
The Personal Study
Journal With 768 lined pages, 30# paper, this Bible-looking
journal is great for taking study notes. It is 8.75×6×1 and is bound in
a stylish black leather cover with silver gilding. (#1217)
$39.95
The Fallacy of Post
Mortem Punishment in Light of a Successful Savior by Mike
Owens. This is a summary of the biblical, logical and philosophical
reasons by which the author has abandoned the notion of hell or
punishment after death. God is an all-powerful God of love Who knows how
to win hearts and minds. To assume that He needs to use physical or
psychological pain in order to gain the admiration, love or loyalty of
His creatures is an insult to His sovereignty and wisdom. Like Thomas
and Paul – who came to believe by something they saw and experienced,
not by faith – everyone, even the Hitlers and Stalins of this world,
will experience PRA – Post Resurrection Amazement. Paperback. 48 Pages.
$4.95
God’s Revealed Purpose (#3166) by
Henry William Fry (1848-1938). H.W. Fry was an associate of E.W.
Bullinger and A.E. Knoch and contributor to Things to Come and
Unsearchable Riches magazine. His many works included God’s Plan in the
Bible. He was a grandson of Elizabeth Fry, the Quaker prison reformer.
He was also an intimate friend of the Salvation Army’s founders, William
and Catherine Booth. It is said that it was largely owing to Fry’s
influence that the Salvation Army would not observe baptism and the
Lord’s Supper. This book shows that in introducing sin and evil into the
universe, God was giving the greatest proof of His wisdom, love and
goodness. Chapters include: (1) God’s Revealed Purpose; (2) The Three
Spheres; (3) Pentecost; (4) Biographical Sketch. Paperback. 56 Pages.
$7.95
The Eonian Times:
or, God’s Purpose of the Eons or Ages
(#3159) by Leon A. Bynoe. Contents: 1. The Eonian Times, 2. God ALL in
All, 3. The Way of Salvation, 4. Leon A. Bynoe Biography, 5. Leon A.
Bynoe Obituary. Facsimile. 54 pages. Paperback. $6.95
An Analytical Study of Words (#0622) by Louis Abbott (1915-1996). This in-depth study on
various words that have been translated as “eternal,” “everlasting,”
“judgment,” “hell” etc., has proved to be an invaluable study tool
for many. After leaving his pastorate Abbott gave much of his life
to studying Greek and Hebrew, ranging from ancient manuscripts to
modern scholarship. Louis, who studied the Greek New Testament for
50 years, spent his lifetime gathering this treasure-trove of
information, which is now made available to the world. 78 pages.
Facsimile. Paperback.$9.95
The Dispensational Writings of William Tucker
Broad (#3173) by W.T. Broad
(1860-1923). Professor Broad was an associate of Dr. E.W. Bullinger,
contributor to Things to Come magazine, and assisted him in preparing
the Companion Bible. He was an Oxford graduate who had a long teaching
career. He helped start and was a staff member at Mt. Royal College.
Broad specialized in Bible studies and was one of the translators of the
Twentieth Century New Testament and contributor to The Open English
Bible. He lived and ministered in England, Allentown, PA, and British
Columbia, Canada. Book Chapters: 1. The Social Legislation of the Law,
2. Our Lord’s Earthly Ministry, 3The Coming Kingdom, 4. Broad’s
Biography, 5. Broad’s Obituary. Facsimile. 54 Pages. Paperback. $8.95
Was Jesus Christ Alive Before His Life on Earth
Began?:
A Critical Look at the Supposed Preexistence
of Christ (#3142) by Aaron Welch.
Paul was exact in his statement that “there is one God, the Father … and
one Lord, Jesus Christ” (I Corinthians 8:6, Concordant). The only
absolute God is the Father, and He has no equals. The Lord Jesus Christ
is a part of His creation; the Spirit is an expression meaning God’s
spirit. This exceptional work embraces the truth of “the man Christ
Jesus” (I Timothy 2:5), exposing the traditional orthodox position known
as the “pre-existence of Christ,” a creed vitally connected with
Christendom’s teaching of the Trinity. The “pre-existence of Christ”
does great dishonor to both the Father and His Son, diminishing the true
glory that belong uniquely to each. 180 pages. Paperback.
$14.95
The Undoing of Adam (and the Approach Present
of God) by Clyde L.
Pilkington, Jr. Christ is greater than Adam, undoing what Adam did. In
fact, Christ’s work at Calvary is greater than Adam’s fall. All of God’s
creation will be gloriously saved by the successful work of “the Savior
of the world” (John 4:42). Salvation is not dependent on us at all; it
is all about Christ and His work alone. Paul taught that the exact same
“all” who are condemned in Adam are the exact same “all” who are
justified in Christ (Romans 5:18), and that the exact same “all” who die
in Adam are the exact same “all” who are “made alive” in Christ (I
Corinthians 15:22). Christianity has an Adam who is greater than Christ;
however, it is Christ Who is greater than Adam. A note concerning the
cover: We wanted a cover that would immediately convey the theme of the
book’s content, choosing to go with a traditional “cross” scene to
express the work of Christ at Calvary. Yet Christ did not die on a
“cross,” but was nailed to a simple “stake.” An explanation is provided
in the appendix. 98 Pages. Paperback.
The Administration of the Secret (A
Comprehensive Compilation). The Secret
Administration, revealed through Ephesians and Colossians, is
characterized and empowered by the dispensation of transcendent grace
(Ephesians 1:7; 2:7; 3:2). Now, believing Gentiles are “no longer
guests and sojourners” as they were in the Pentecostal and
Readjustment Administrations, but are “fellow-citizens of the saints
and members of God’s family” (Ephesians 2:19). This outstanding work
includes 45 chapters, by 17 authors, spanning nearly 200 years. Author’s
include: Oscar M. Baker, Tom L. Ballinger , J. R. Caldwell, E. H.
Clayton, J.J.B. Coles, John Essex, J.H. Evans, H.W. Fry, Vladimir
Gelesnoff, William B. Hallman, Richard Holden, John H. Kessler, A.E.
Knoch, Adlai Loudy, Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr., and Charles H. Welch. 308
Pages. (#2863) Hardcover $29.95, (#2862) Paperback
$19.95
Water Baptism
(#2909) This compilation work answers the question as to whether or not
water baptism is a part of this current dispensation. Ten chapters from
the following authors: Oscar M. Baker, Denis Durham, Stephen Hill,
Richard Jordan, R. H. Lampkin, Kenneth J. Morgan, Clyde L. Pilkington,
Jr., Ike T. Sidebottom. Paperback. 108 Pages. $9.95
The Curse of Coniah and Christ’s Genealogy
The virgin birth of our Lord, Jesus Christ, was an absolute necessity,
judging from the genealogies. At first glance the opposite seems to be
the logical deduction. Why should His descent be traced back to David
and Abraham unless He was their natural Heir? Why go back to Adam unless
He had a perfect pedigree? Authors include: John Cale, Joseph Hartill,
A.E. Knoch and Fred Meldau. 76 Pages.
The Body of Christ: Its Unity from Conception
to Consummation. This is a
significant compilation of 18 authors, 69 works, spanning over a
century. Author’s include: Arthur P. Adams, Daniel Andersen, E.W.
Bullinger, Alan Burns, Edward Clayton, F.W. Davis, John Essex, Stephen
Hill, A.E. Knoch, E.A. Larsen, Aaron Locker, William Mealand, J.R.
Miller, Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr., Frank Neil Pohorlak, Alan Reid and
William B. Screws. 354 Pages.
The Works of William Mealand
(1873-1957)
Mealand of England is best remembered for his prolific devotional series
which appeared in Unsearchable Riches for more than two decades, which
are the basis of this collection. He was also a conference speaker at
the United Gatherings held in England. A faithful co-labor with A.E.
Knoch and a compiler of the Concordant Version. Facsimile. 462 Pages.
The Writings of
M. Jaegle (#3050) Jaegle was
an esteemed German associate of A.E. Knoch and contributor to the
periodicals Unsearchable Riches and Unausforschlcher Reichtum.
Facsimile, Paperback. 476 pages $23.95
The Creation of Evil, Sin and Satan: A
Compilation (#2954) The truth
laid forth in this work should help us greatly in our dealings others,
especially those who have failed in some way which may bring dishonor on
His Name, or cannot accept His truth, or even oppose it and us,
especially mature teachings such as is put forth in the pages of this
book. It contains 19 authors, 49 works, spanning 150 years. Authors
include: Arthur P. Adams, E.W. Bullinger, Alan Burns, Edward Clayton,
John Essex, H.W. Fry, Vladimir Gelesnoff, Norman P. Grubb, Donald G.
Hayter, A. E. Knoch, William Mealand, André Piet, Clyde L. Pilkington,
Jr., Ray Van Dyke, William H. Walker, and James Webb. Paperback. 302
Pages. $19.95
The Sacred Scrolls of the Scriptures
(#3005) by A.E. Knoch (1874-1965). This treats briefly the books of the
Scriptures in their relation to one another. Such a simple presentation
of the correct apportionment of the truth will be helpful in reaching
those who have never considered the importance of this subject.
Facsimile. Paperback. 104 Pages.
$10.95
God’s
Administrations (#2978) by
Adlai Loudy (1893-1984). A look at the administrations of Scripture.
Facsimile. Paperback. 54 Pages. $6.95
The Place of the Ecclesia in God’s Purpose
(#2961) John H. Essex (1907-1991) That the ecclesia has been assigned a
very important role in the purpose of God. Clearly it should be
profitable for us to examine in detail what this role. This is the aim
of thease studies. Facsimile. Paperback. 72 Pages.
$9.95
Studies in Genesis
(#2893) A.E. Knoch (1874-1965) A dispensational
consideration of the first book of the Hebrew Scriptures. Facsimile.
Paperback. 668 Pages. $29.95
The Divine
Reconciliation of the Universe: A Comprehensive Compilation
(#2947) This work does not contend for a mere doctrine; its authors are
championing the revealed character of God. The gloomy cloud of theology
has obscured Him from us for far too long. Tradition’s chilling mists
have cooled our enjoyment of His power, wisdom and grace. Religions have
libeled His name, repelling the instinctive responses of our heart.
Christianity has left us unable to defend His honor in the presence of
His enemies. Now all of this is gone and we are able to vindicate Him in
all His ways before all His creatures! – Adapted from the Preface
This ultimate collection of 110 works by 46 authors spans nearly 200
years. It is an extensive compilation that is essential for every
library. Authors include: Arthur P. Adams, Thomas Allin, Alan Burns, E.
H. Clayton, Bob Evely, Phillip Garrison, Vladimir Gelesnoff, J. W.
Hanson, Joseph E. Kirk, A. E. Knoch, Arthur C. Lamb, Aaron Locker, Adlai
Loudy, Andrew Maclarty, R.B. Macnab, Erasmus Manford, H. W. Martin,
Robert McLaurine, Robert McMahon, William Mealand, André Piet, Clyde L.
Pilkington, Jr., Frank Neil Pohorlak, George W. Quinby, William C.
Rebmann, F. H. Robison, A.E. Saxby, Hannah Whitall Smith, André Sneidar,
James Strahan, E. F. Stroeter, Thomas Talbott, Ray Van Dyke, and Peter
Woodhouse.
Paperback. 640 Pages.
$29.95
The Lord’s Supper:
A Compilation(#2916) A
dispensational consideration of whether or not the Lord’s Supper is
necessary for today. Authors include Bert W. Hallman, John H. Kessler, Clyde
L. Pilkington, Jr., R.B. Shiflet, Ike T. Sidebottom, and Charles H. Welch.
Paperback. 70 Pages. $9.95
Paul
the Apostle: His Acts and Post-Acts Ministries (A Comprehensive
Compilation). (#2749) This ultimate
dispensational collection of 97 works by 28 authors spans over 130 years. It
is an extensive reference work that is essential for every library. Authors
include: Sir Robert Anderson, Oscar Baker, A. E. Bishop, Robert C. Brock,
E.W. Bullinger, J.J.B. Coles, E. H. Clayton, Vladimir Gelesnoff, Stephen
Hill, Richard Holden, M. Jaegle, Win Johnson, A.E. Knoch, Adlai Loudy,
William Mealand, D.L. McCroskey, William R. Newell, Alan Reid, Danny Russino,
John D. LaVier, Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr., Frank Neil Pohorlak, A. A. Sandoz,
R.B. Shiflet and Charles H. Welch. Paperback. 624 Pages.
$29.95
The New Birth: A
Compilation (#2923) by Richard Jordan, A.E. Knoch,
Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr., Howard Bunce, Edward Clayton, John Essex.
“Born Again” and “The New Birth” are among the many popular terms used
by many believers. Although these terms are used by many dear brothers
as being synonymous with salvation, they in fact have a very limited
application, being used for the nation of Israel, and therefore are not
“present truth” for the Body of Christ. Paperback. 48
Pages. $4.95
The Present Truth Concerning Sign
Gifts: A Comprehensive Compilation (#2930) 11 authors, 18
chapters, spanning nearly 150 years. Authors include A.E. Bishop, Robert C.
Brock, E.W. Bullinger, Duane Gallentine, Win Johnson, Richard Jordan, A.E.
Knoch, John LaVier, D.L. McCroskey, Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr., and André
Sneidar. Paperback. 136 Pages. $12.95
The Third
Heaven - Our Celestial Destiny: A
Comprehensive Compilation.
(#2855) 11 authors, 31 chapters.
Author’s include: Arthur P. Adams, Oscar M. Baker, John H. Essex,
Vladimir Gelesnoff, Donald G. Hayter, A.E. Knoch, William Mealand, Clyde
L. Pilkington, Jr., Frank Neil Pohorlak, and Charles H. Welch. --
Paperback. 212 Pages.
$19.95
The Three Spheres
of Glory: A Compilation
(#2817) Very few know and understand the three spheres of age-abiding
(or eonian) glory that belong to the three distinct classes of saints.
For the first time this crucial compilation brings together five
groundbreaking works from 3 valued authors of the past: Dr. E.W.
Bullinger (1837-1913) Henry William Fry (1848-1939) Charles H. Welch
(1880-1967). Facsimile Paperback. 80 Pages.
$9.95
Studies in Philippians
(#2756) by A.E. Knoch (1874-1965).
“Philippians, almost more than any other epistle, must be considered as
a unit. Its truth is so little known or practiced, and so distinctive in
character, that a passage outside its context, or severed from the main
theme, may suggest a thought quite contradictory to its message.” –
Knoch. Facsimile Paperback. 116 Pages.
$11.95
His Grandest Glories:
Studies in Colossians (#2497) by A.E. Knoch (1874-1965).
Christ and His highest honors come before us in Colossians, even as the
saints and their celestial blessings are the theme of Ephesians. There
the transcendent truths of the present secret administration were set
forth as they affect the believers among the nations, who become peers
of an election out of Israel in spiritual, supernal dignities. Here
these tremendous truths are a halo on the brow of Christ. His glories as
the Messiah of Israel on the earth are magnified to universal
dimensions. All is created in Him in the beginning, and all is
reconciled in Him at the consummation. Facsimile Paperback. 114 Pages.
$11.95
Rooted and Grounded in Love: Studies in
Ephesians (#2442) A.E. Knoch
(1874-1965). A detailed, dispensational study of the pinnacle of Paul’s
revelation. Facsimile Paperback. 380 Pages.
$19.95
God 101 (Back to Basics)
by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. (#2527) Sadly, there are some who would
teach of a god who somehow does not know all things, is not all
powerful, is not sovereign, and is always changing his mind. This may be
a god of religion, but it is not the God of Scripture. This work goes
back to the basics, back to a scriptural foundation of the True and
Living God.
Paperback. 70 Pages. $4.95
Prophetic Obsession in an Unprophesied
Administration (#2398). A
Collection of Works Concerning the Nature of Unfulfilled Prophecy. List
of authors contained in this work are: Sir Robert Anderson (1841-1918)
Cecil J. Blay (1906-1976) A.E. Knoch (1874-1965) J. Vernon McGee
(1904-1988) Andrew Miller (1810-1883) Sir Isaac Newton (1642-1727) Clyde
L. Pilkington, Jr., and Otis Q. Sellers (1901-1992) C.R. Stam
(1909-2003). Paperback. 62 Pages. $7.95
The Absolute Sovereignty of God
(#2435). The is a comprehensive compilation. This quintessential book
victoriously celebrates and convincingly proclaims the absolute
sovereignty of God. Sadly, religion has veiled the truth of the God of
the Bible, making Him either an aloof deity, indifferent to the
condition of the creation, or one who is at the worst cruel or at the
least unloving and uncaring. Yet the loving Deity of Sacred Scripture
always has had and will have sole and complete control over His entire
creation. This ultimate collection of 100 works by 34 authors spans
nearly 175 years. It is an extensive reference work that is essential
for every library. Paperback. 478 pages.
$19.95
Ultimate Liberation: Beyond
Forgiveness (The Justification from and of Sin)
by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. (#2510) Many people labor under a heavy
weight of guilt and shame. The answer is to be found only in the total
provision that God Himself has already provided! Paperback. 60 Pages.
$4.95
The Sin of Sectarianism
(#2473) by Jack W. Langford. This is a unique collection of quotations
from some of the world’s most respected preachers about this great
carnality of Christendom. It is sincerely dedicated to those of you who,
as professing Christians, have chosen to fellowship within the
fraternity of manmade denominationalism. We hope that you will
appreciate what your very own preachers have so clearly, eloquently and
forcibly stated to be the truth regarding this sinful condition of
sectarian institutions. Facsimile Paperback. 84 Pages.
$9.95
How Eternity Slipped In: Or, Whence Eternity?
(#2404) Alexander Thomson
(1889-1966). The inspired Scriptures never speak of “eternity.” They
describe nothing as eternal. They contain no term which in itself bears
our time sense of “everlasting.” As eternity is not a subject of
revelation, our present object is to discover how and when this
unscriptural term gained entrance into theology with most disastrous
results. As this is really a historical investigation, it will be
necessary to allude to a considerable number of historical events, and
to quote from a number of by-gone translators and their versions. It is
hoped that such a study, along with an examination of various primitive
words dealing with time, will dispel any doubts in the minds of those
who do not feel thoroughly assured regarding the use of the word eonian
in place of eternal. Paperback. 58 Pages.
$7.95
Messiah in Both Testaments
(#2459) Dr. Fred John Meldau (1899-1969). The most amazing drama that
ever was presented to the mind of man – a drama written in prophecy in
the Old Testament and in biography in the four Gospels – is the
narrative of Jesus Christ. This outstanding reference work addresses all
the major Scriptures in the Old Testament that foretell of the coming
Messiah, as well as the fulfillment of those prophecies in the New
Testament. It is a fantastic summary of specific, detailed prophecies
made about the coming Messiah, and how they were fulfilled in a
specific, detailed way in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus of
Nazareth, hundreds of years after they were first given. It will provide
insight as to how the Scriptures have successfully withstood so many
assaults against its veracity over the centuries. Paperback. 96 Pages.
$9.95
The Great Question: Will God Redeem His Own
Creation?
(#1810) G.E. (Gustavus Emanuel) Hiller (1852-1939). Hiller was an
associate of A.E. Knoch and the editor of The Promise magazine that
eventually merged with the Unsearchable Riches in 1924. German born, he
pastored German Methodist churches in Minneapolis, Toledo, Covington and
Louisville, finishing his long ministry outside of the church-system in
Indianapolis (among a fellowship rotating in homes, affectionately known
as The Berean Circle). 978-1-62904-181-0 Paperback, 292 Pages. (fc) $20.95
God’s Rules for Scriptural Interpretation:
Man’s Place in God’s Purpose
(#1865) Charles J. Peart (1896-1989). The purpose of this work is
twofold; to endeavor to get believers to see where we belong in the
purpose of God today, and to expose unsound unscriptural teachings,
which are keeping believers from learning where we belong in the purpose
of God now. Peart was an active associate of A.E. Knoch. In addition to
being a conference speaker, he conducting resident ministry in Los
Angeles, Berkeley, Oakland, San Francisco, Novato, Sacramento, and
Auburn CA. He also spearheaded the placement of a Concordant Version
in every public library in CA. 978-1-62904-186-5 Paperback. 194 Pages. (fc)
$17.95
The Purpose of God’s Will
(#1254) Guy Marks (1899-1989). (fc) Paperback, 350 pages.
$22.95
Studies in Acts
(#1704) H. W. (Herman William) Martin (1883-1959). One of the least
understood books in the Scriptures is the Book of Acts. It is usually
treated as a history of the early “church,” but the Body of Christ is
not the subject of that book. What then is the Book of Acts? Such is the
subject of this work from an associate of A.E. Knoch. This extensive
series ran for a decade in the Unsearchable Riches (1921-1931).
Knoch’s longstanding desire was that this series appear in book form.
Granting his desire, these many decades later, we’re pleased to present
this facsimile publishing of this lengthy series as a book. Paperback.
48 Chapters. 502 Pages. (fc) $24.95
The Simple Story of the Universe: Revealing the
Reasons for Everything
(#1728) William W. Bentley, Jr. (1911-1988). “The title is a fitting one
for this overview of God’s plan of the ages. Certain events of history,
as well as of the future, have been selected and described in a series
of short scenes.” - Unsearchable Riches. Paperback. 90 Pages. (fc)
$9.95
The Tracts of Joseph E. Kirk
(#1599) Joseph E. Kirk. Kirk was gifted at condensing Scripture truths
into short understandable presentations. This is a collection of his
widely circulated tracts. They are great learning tools of truth. (fc)
Paperback. 94 pages.
$9.95
The Writings of Alan Burns
(#1711) Alan Burns was born 1884 in Philadelphia, PA, but spent his
youth in Ireland, where he was associated with the Salvation Army and
the Plymouth Brethren. At about twenty-one years of age he went to New
York City. Being, an earnest seeker after truth and a student of the
Scriptures, he became interested in the teaching of Dr. E.W. Bullinger
(1837-1913), and was strongly attracted to Vladimir Gelesnoff
(1877-1921), when he began his ministry in New York. Gelesnoff
considered him the best gospel preacher he had ever heard. With the help
of a few friends, who did the printing, Burns started Grace and Glory, a
little magazine which gave promise of much good. For lack of support, it
languished and soon ceased, to be followed, not long afterwards, by
Unsearchable Riches, which virtually took its place. Burns became a
valued contributor to the earlier volumes of Unsearchable Riches. The
logical and powerful introductory articles in A.E. Knoch’s (1874-1965)
book All in All were written by him. Paperback. 318 Pages.
$19.95
Bible Harmony: A Study of the Bible as a Whole
(1162) by A. P. Adams (1847-1920). This is Adams’ premiere work and most
lasting legacy. Based largely upon his periodical The Spirit of the
Word it also serves as the basis of some of his smaller works. (fc)
Paperback. 334 pages. $21.95
The Spirit of the Word: Volume 1, Issues 1-12 (1885-1886)
(#1216) by Arthur P. Adams (1847-1920). The original periodical format
necessitated that some articles started in one issue and continued in
another. In this edition, for the ease of the reader, these articles
have been merged together for continued flow. This is the original work
from which many of Adam’s other works were taken. Paperback.308 pages.
$19.95
Christ Victorious Over All - 1921
(#1261) by Joseph Sturge Johnston (1843-1933). Johnston was an associate
of A.E. Knoch and George Rogers. “Johnson has given us a volume of
studies on eschatology which denies the orthodox theory of ‘Satan
Victorious over the Majority’ and seeks to place the crown of universal
conquest on the head of Christ, where it rightfully belongs. … This work
must be classed among those which really prove the great truth of the
ultimate victory of Christ over all evil. … Marked by an uncompromising
loyalty to what he recognized as truth … [he was] long recognized as a
gifted teacher of God's holy Word. … He taught Bible classes in Chicago
and Pasadena for many years.” Unsearchable Riches. (fc)
Paperback. 236 pages. $19.95
Paul’s Five Ministries
(#1247) by Adlai Loudy (1893-1984). (fc) Paperback. 84 pages.
$9.95
ScriptuResearch Study Sheets
(#1186) by Frank Neil Pohorlak (1907-1988). This is a wonderful
collection of valuable study handouts from Dr. Pohorlak’s Bible classes.
(fc) spiral, 350 pages. $29.95
It is Written: Meditations Upon the Sacred
Scriptures (#1063) by Cecil
J. Blay (1906-1976) “We feel certain that you would find these
meditations helpful as well as useful to give out to others. It consists
of twenty-two edifying messages pointing to the power of the Scriptures
as the sword of the spirit. Devotional material has been in the past
somewhat lacking in our literature. ” – Unsearchable Riches. Blay
was a British associate of A.E. Knoch. He was co-editor with Melvin E.
Johnson of the periodical Treasures of Truth. (fc) paperback, 130
pages $12.95
Some Writings of F. H. Robison
(#1148) by Fredrik Homer Robison
(1885-1932). Robison, also the author of the work Are the Bride and the
Body Identical?”, was a faithful associate of A. E. Knoch and George
Rogers. (fc) Paperback, 130 Pages. $12.95
Select Writings of John Essex: Volume 1
(#1070) by John Henry Essex. (fc) Paperback, 104 Pages.
$10.95
Divine Lockup
- by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. This work deals scripturally with God’s
sovereignty in the midst of humanity’s current condition of, and future
deliverance from, unbelief, sin, vanity and corruption. Without
question, for all creation, the best is yet to come. Paperback, 66
Pages.
The Bible or the Church?
(#0776) by Sir Robert Anderson (1841-1918). This is
Anderson’s revision and enlargement of The Buddha of Christendom. Both
volumes contain material not in the other. Paperback. 286 pages.
$19.95
Comfort and Vision
(#1124) by Frederick William Davis (1879-1926). This is “a collection of
spiritual sermons by our lamented friend, F. W. Davis, late of
Cheltenham, England. It is a fitting memorial of his broad and loving
spirit and deep insight into the Word of Truth.” - A.E. Knoch,
Unsearchable Riches. Paperback. 136 pages.
$12.95
The Dispensation of the Grace of God & Acts
28:28 – A Dispensational Boundary Line (#0714) by
Otis Q. Sellers (1901-1992). Two works published in one volume.
Paperback. 60 pages.
$6.95
The Evangel of the Circumcision and the Evangel
of the Uncircumcision (#1072) by Stanley C.
Cooper. Paperback. 64 pages.
$6.95
The Image and Likeness of God
(#0752) by Melvin E. Johnson (1897-1979). Paperback. 230 pages.
$19.95
Reconciliation: A Research Magazine 1942-1943
(#1056) Editors: Joseph E. Kirk & Howard N. Bunce. Paperback. 84 pages.
$9.95
Select Writings of Edward Clayton: Volume 1
(#1087) Paperback. 58 pages. $7.95
A Study on Pentecost & The Gift of Tongues
(#0981) Tom Ballinger. Paperback. 50 pages.
$7.95
The King and the Kingdom in History and
Prophecy
(#0646) by William B. Hallman. Paperback. 42
pages $4.95
A Study on Right Division
(#0967) Tom Ballinger. Paperback. 70 pages.
$9.95
Treasures of Truth: Volume 1
(#0738) by Cecil J. Blay & Melvin E. Johnson (1897-1979). “Provides a
rich feast of spiritual food for its readers.” –
Unsearchable Riches
Paperback. 342 pages.
$19.95
Is Hell Eternal or, Will God’s Plan Fail?
(#0677) by Charles H. Pridgeon (1863-1932). “Our readers will rejoice
with us at [this] publication by Charles H. Pridgeon, President of the
Pittsburgh Bible Institute. A firm stand is taken for the salvation of
all, based on the doctrine of the eons as revealed in the Scriptures.
Many other books on this subject, lacking the light which the doctrine
of the eons brings, have never seemed sufficiently conclusive to carry
conviction to those who wish a scriptural basis for their belief.” – A.E.
Knoch,
Unsearchable Riches.
Reprint of the 1920 edition. Paperback, 344 Pages.
$21.95
God’s Dwelling Place
(#0585) by John H. Essex (1907-1991)
Paperback. "Amongst the countless thousands of books on
Biblical subjects there are very few indeed (if any) which deal with the
subject of "God's Dwelling Place," 184 pages.
$14.95
God’s Celestial Purpose: Paul’s
Letter to the Ephesians
(#0578) by John H. Essex (1907-1991). "This presentation of our
subject, God's Celestial Purpose, takes the form of a commentary on
Paul's letter to the Ephesians. A great many sincere believers who
regularly read their Bibles have failed to realise the full import of
Ephesians, or even its significance in the Scriptures."
Paperback. 164 pages.
$14.95
Paul’s Ephesians: Part 1, Chapters 1-3
(#0592), by Adlai Loudy (1893-1984). Paperback. 96 pages.
$9.95
Grace Tabernacle Studies
(#1094). This booklet contains two articles written two former teachers
at the Grace Tabernacle, Almont, MI. (1) George L. Rogers’ study is
entitled, Race-wide Condemnation and Vivification and (2) E.
Lynwood Crystal’s article, Correctly Partitioning the Word of Truth.
Paperback. 32 pages. $3.95
Pillars of Truth from the Book of Romans
(#1041) by Guy Spencer Marks (1899–1989). “A helpful series based on
Romans.”-Unsearchable
Riches.
120 pages, Paperback.
$11.95
Presenting the Truth in Love:
In Memoriam of A.E. Knoch
(1874-1965). (#1874) This word consists of seven short
chapters: (1)
Presenting the Truth in Love
– A.E. Knoch; (2)
My Father – As I Remember Him
– Ernest O. Knoch; (3)
Knoch and His Work: A Biographical Sketch by a Close Friend and Long
Time Associate
– Edward H. Clayton; (4)
My Brethren Background
– A.E. Knoch; (5)
Musings On Mount Olivet
– A.E. Knoch; (6)
Be Confirmed in the Faith
– A.E. Knoch; (7)
The Funeral Message
– Herman H. Rocke. Paperback. 50 pages.
$4.95
What is Sectism? Is it a Sin or a Virtue?
(#0745) by E.A. (Edward Alfred) Larsen (1884-1978). This work “takes up
such matters as the basis of fellowship, definition of a sect and common
motives in their formation, and the unity of the saints from a
Scriptural viewpoint.” – Unsearchable Riches. Paperback. 42 pages.
$4.95
Studies in Paul's Epistle to the Romans: Volume
1, Chapters 1-8 (#1032) by George L. Rogers
(1869-1947). “This book is an exhaustive study of the first eight
chapters of Romans, including pertinent questions at the end of each
chapter, which serve to help the student evaluate his reading.” - Ernest
Knoch. Paperback. 654 pages. $24.95
The Believer’s Hope Today
(#2360) by Tom Ballinger. A look at the believer’s “blessed hope” at
Christ’s appearing as contrasted with “the hope of Israel” in the Acts
period. "In this study we will show you that the hope that Paul
wrote about in I Thessalonians 4 and I Corinthians 15 is found not only
in the Old Testament Scriptures, but was taught by Jesus Christ in His
earthly ministry in Matthew 24 and other places." 978-1-62904-052-3,
Paperback, 60 pages, $6.95
How to Scripturally Study the Scriptures
(#5683) by Adlai Loudy (1893-1984). This book deals chiefly with the
correct partitioning of the Word of Truth. The seven chapters are titled
as follows: God Has Spoken; A Divine Admonition of Endeavor; How to
Scripturally Study the Scriptures; Have a Pattern of Sound Words;
Distinguish the Things that Differ; Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth,
and the Conclusion. “The book should prove extremely valuable in
introducing the knowledge of Paul's special ministry to those who are
strangers to it.” - A.E. Knoch (1874-1965). Facsimile Paperback. 72 pages.
$6.95
**BACK IN PRINT** Forgotten
Truths Reaffirmed (#0486)
compiled by John H. Kessler. A collection of excerpts from 27 authors
supporting a dispensational approach of Scripture toward the Acts 28
position view such as: Sir Robert Anderson, Lewis Sperry Chafer, A.C.
Gaebelein, James M. Gray, I.M. Haldeman, H.A. Ironside, Clarence Larkin,
F.E. Marsh, J. Eustace, Harold P. Morgan, William L. Pettingill, Samuel
Ridout , W. Graham Scroggie, W. H. Griffith Thomas, Leon Tucker, and
Charles H. Welch.
Chapters include: When Was the Mystery Made Known? Do the Four Gospel
Narratives Relate to Christ’s Body? Are the Epistles of Peter, James,
John, Jude and the Epistle to the Hebrews, Related Christ’s Body? What
Was the Ministry of the Twelve Apostles? Is the Great Commission the
Marching Order for Christ’s Body? Have Baptism and The Lord’s Supper Any
Place in Christ’s Body? Is Christ’s Body, the Bride of Christ? When Was
Israel As a Nation Set Aside? Where Is the Dispensational Boundary? 4th
Edition Facsimile Paperback, 71 pages, $5.95
At the End of the Ages: The Abolition of Hell
(#3331) by Bob Evely. Is hell forever? Most say that the righteous go to
heaven, and the wicked to hell, forever! Is this what the Bible teaches?
This book presents evidence that the Bible, in the original languages,
reveals that one day ALL mankind will be saved. Through time our Bible
translations have become biased through the official teachings of “The
Church.” The author argues that teaching about an eternal hell slanders
God, and it prevents many from having faith because the arguments in
support of an eternal torment are illogical. Would a God of love keep
many souls alive forever just to torment them because they failed to
“accept Jesus Christ” in this lifetime? The author shows that the Bible
does not teach this. The purpose of “the eons” (i.e., “the ages,” often
mistranslated “eternity”) is to bring ALL mankind to the point where
every knee bows before Him. This work is written with the average reader
in mind. Paperback, 171 pages, $4.95
Wife Loving: The Husband’s Paramount Privilege
(#0462) by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. This book is about Christ-mentored
husbandry; a look at husbands’ important and honored role of loving
their wives. So lofty and divine is its pursuit, Paul presents none
other than Christ Himself as the mentor: “Husbands, love your wives,
even as Christ also loved the church.” 978-1-62904-046-2 US Trade 6x9 PB.
$9.95
The Cataclysmic Prophecies of the Jews and
Their Divine Purpose (#0448)
by James T. Burson. A look at the localized nature of Jewish prophecy.
978-1-6204-044-8. 403 page PB$19.95
**BACK IN PRINT**
Silence of God, The
(#3442) by Sir Robert Anderson (1841-1918). This is a true classic,
written almost a century ago, giving a thoroughly scriptural answer to
the issue of God’s silence for nearly 2,000 years. It was written by the
former Chief of the Criminal Investigation Department of Scotland Yard.
120 page. PB
$12.95
Doctrine of Substitution: An Erroneous Teaching
#0400 This is an expose’ of Christianity’s erroneous doctrine of
Substitution. Though it is widely accepted, it is not the teaching of
Scripture. This is a compilation of authors, including: A.P. Adams,
Vladimir Gelesnoff, Andrew J. Jukes, and A.E. Knoch. 70 page. PB
$9.95
Another Look at “Bible Study”: The Misuse of II
Timothy 2:15 and the Abuse of Christ’s Body (#0370)
by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr.
“You continue to bless me with messages that relieve the burden.” –
Illinois
“Helped me shed major bondage.”– Michigan
“What a freeing teaching.” - Pennsylvania
“Such a balm to my soul.” – Canada
“Finally relieved me of yet another religious burden.” – Poland
ISBN: 978-1-62904-037-0
- 80 page. PB,$4.95
Parallel Literal New Testament
Vol 1: The Circumcision Scriptures (Matthew-John,
Hebrews-Revelation)
Vol 2: Acts and Paul’s Epistles Includes: Concordant, Dabhar, Rotherham,
Young
Studies in Ecclesiastes: The Words and Works of
God and Man
(#0325) by Vladimir Gelesnoff (1877-1921) Many current versions of the
Bible often translate the same Hebrew word in various ways. In this way
a veil of mystery has been thrown over many a passage, and a certain
amount of human opinion and guesswork has been imported into God’s
truth. The Book of Ecclesiastes has severely suffered from inconsistency
in translation – no sacred book has ever been so much misunderstood in
its whole aim and spirit. Our aim should always be to adjust our
thoughts to the facts, and never to adjust the facts to our thoughts.
Applying this principle to the matter in hand, our prime concern is to
ascertain what the book of Ecclesiastes has to say about itself. The
book aims at achieving a threefold object: (1) Recognition of God as
God; (2) Reception of His revelation; (3) Regulation of life in view of
a future rectification or judgment. ISBN: 978-1-62904-032-5 - 83pp. PB
$4.95
The Unveiled Glory (by Hannah Hurnard)
and My Unexpected Discovery(by Hannah Whitall
Smith)
(#0172) Hannah Whitall Smith
(1832-1911) was the author of the classic work, A Christian’s Secret of
a Happy Life. Both famous Christian authors discuss their coming to see
and embrace the salvation of all. 64pp. PB
$4.95
Concordant Version of the Old Testament: Complete
One Volume Large Print Edition (Old Testament)
The procedures used in making the translation are as follows: By
analyzing the contextual usages of each Hebrew and Aramaic word, a
single English word was first selected as its most suitable equivalent.
Then, to achieve readability, some words were given a limited number of
idiomatic variants that are harmonious with the sense derived from the
investigations. English words used as the common translation of
particular Hebrew words, and even idiomatic variants, were not used for
other Hebrew words. Boldface type was used for words (or even parts of
words) having exact counterparts in the Hebrew. And lightface type was
used for words (or parts of words) which were added to clarify the
meaning of the respective word in the Hebrew text. In addition, small
symbols and abbreviations were inserted between or attached to words to
represent omitted terms, to indicate grammatical features and the
sources of emendations to the Hebrew text. Printed on thin "Bible paper"
and hardbound with black imitation leather.
Figures of Speech Used In the Bible
(#5169) by E. W. Bullinger. Bible students have made serious
blunders through the inattention to figures of speech, clouding the real
meaning of many important passages of Scripture. Bullinger's work, first
published in 1898, clarifies 217 distinct figures of speech used in the
Bible. In systematic order, this classic gives the proper pronunciation
of each figure of speech, its etymology or origin, and a number of
Scripture passages where the figure of speech is used, giving full
explanation of its use in each context. It cites nearly eight thousand
Bible passages and includes five appendices and seven indexes, making it
even more valuable as a reference tool. No other work approaches the
scope and detail of this field of study. New type-set and size (8.5 x
11) and 534 page PB
$49.95
A Look at Alcohol in the Scriptures
(#1150) by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr.
Don’t be fooled by the teetotalism. Contrary to what many attempt to
teach, the Scriptures are replete with the divine gift and godly
blessings of alcohol. 54 page PB.$4.95
The Ages: God’s Time Periods
(#0780) by Edward Henry Clayton. It covers: the purpose of the ages,
eonian life, the number of ages, the present age, and the ages to
come. 38 page PB.
$4.95
Spirit Manifestations and the Gift of
Tongues, The
(#3450) by Sir Robert Anderson. We live in a day of extravagant
claims of the miraculous. Written in 1909, this is a look at what
the Bible has to say about such miraculous gifts for today. 56 pp.
PB
$4.95
The Divine Calendar
(#0134) by A. E. Knoch. This is an excellent primer for those just
learning of God's glorious plan and purpose of the ages. It displays
the principal time periods of the Scriptures and their relation to
one another. Failure to distinguish the various time periods has
resulted in great confusion as to the ultimate destiny of God's
creation. This work covers the 5 ages, 3 heavens and earths, 2
creations, 5 worlds, 12 economies, 4 monarchs, and 3 days, with
chart. 56 page PB.
$4.95
A Reply to R.A. Torrey’s “The Exact Truth
Regarding an Eternal Hell” (#3125) by A. E.
Knoch. A scriptural response to Torrey’s attempt to defend the
traditional doctrine of Hell. 49 page PB.
$4.95
The Myth of Easter: The
“Christian Mythology” Series (#1675) by Clyde
L. Pilkington, Jr. This is an overview of the pagan myths related to
Easter along with the scriptural truth of Christ’s resurrection,
with chart. 72 page BK $4.95
No Equals!
Reasons Why Our Heavenly Father has No Equals or Co- Equals & Why
“the Holy Spirit” Is Not a “Person” Separate from the Only True God,
the Father
(#3470) A compilation of two easy to understand
titles exposing the error of the Trinity teaching. 56 page PB.
$4.95
The Sovereignty of God
(#0226)by
George Addair. A thoughtful look at a critical doctrine of
Scripture. 64 pages,
Paperback, $4.95
Growing in the Realization of God
(#3375) by Robert McMahon 56 pages, Paperback,
$4.95
The Steps I Have Taken
(#1175) by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. A
short autobiographical work. 65 pages, Paperback,
$5.95
Judgment and the Doctrine of Eternal Hell
(#0103)by Arthur P. Adams.
Chapters: Judgment: Its Nature and Purposes; The Doctrine of Eternal
Hell; Does Death Seal Our Eternal Destiny?; How Many Ways of
Salvation are There?: Adam’s Sin; The Sacrifice of Christ; The Truth
about Sodom; The Purpose of the Law; The Sabbath; Translation
Corrections. 123 pages, Paperback, $10.95
Harmony of the Last Week, The: A Complete
Rearrangement of the Last Week in the Life of Christ
(#0059) by Eugene Charles Callaway. A detailed expose of “Good
Friday” and “Palm Sunday.” In a 25 year study of the “Passion Week”
Callaway identified 40 common errors traditionally held. His
investigation resulted in this deep and comprehensive work. -- 247
page Paperback
$19.95
The Word on the Word: Volume 1
(#1976) by Stephen Hill. This is a
collection of articles from the author’s blog. In its pages you will
learn of many truths from God’s Word that you will likely not
encounter in the traditional church setting. No topic is off-limits,
as Stephen Hill addresses a variety of biblical truths - many
controversial - which will likely challenge you to reconsider many
of your long-held beliefs. Discover what the Bible really teaches
about love and suicide, honesty and lying, marriage and parenting,
grace and judgment, and much more. May this book be an edifying tool
for your spiritual growth! -- Paperback, 150 pages,
$9.95
Making the Most of the Bible: Lessons on
Understanding God's Word
(#1942) by Stephen Hill. Making the Most
of the Bible is what you've been waiting for: a practical and simple
guide to understanding God's Word. In the short amount of time it
takes you to read this book, you will learn lessons that will
drastically improve your ability to make sense of your Bible for the
rest of your life. Make the most of this book as you discover how to
make the most of your Bible!
-- 100 page Paperback. $9.95
Deity of God, The
(#7450) by John Henery Essex (1907-1991)
It is in the prison epistle of
Paul to the Ephesians that we find the most absolute expression of
the Deity of God in relation to the points we have been considering.
Here we find the phrase which puts all other Scriptures into
perspective. -- 72 page Paperback. $9.95
First Idiot in Heaven, The: Secrets of the
Apostle Paul
(and Why the Meek Merely Inherit the Earth)
(#3250) by Martin Zender. Paul was a visionary. He saw the world as
no one else saw it. Jesus Christ blinded him with truth. “To live is
Christ,” this man said, and he lived life with singular purpose: to
see and know Christ. In Paul’s evangel, God justifies sinners, not
law-keepers or moral performers. According to what the
terrestrial-bound Jesus taught (the gospel of the Circumcision),
law-keepers and moral performers stay on Earth (“the meek shall
inherit the Earth” – Matthew 5:5). So the Christians who think that
imitating Jesus will get them to heaven will instead (assuming they
can actually imitate Jesus) wind up on Earth. If you want to stay on
Earth, wrestle with law. If you want to go to heaven, give up on
yourself and embrace the gospel for sinners and idiots. -- 352 page,
PB,
$18.95
Truth Vs. Orthodoxy (#4325) by Arthur P.
Adams This is a collection of studies from the heartwarming and
insightful pen of A.P. Adams (1847-1925). Chapter titles are:
Orthodoxy, The Spirit of the Word and Theological Reversals,
Free Will, What Is Man?, We See Jesus, The Man Christ Jesus, Jesus
Christ the Son of God, Why Christ Died and Man’s Doctrine of
Substitution, “Substitution” and the “Vicarious Atonement” -- 108
pages, paperback, $9.95
Best of J.R. Miller - Vol. 1
(#2425) by James Russell Miller (March 20, 1840 –
July 2, 1912), a prolific author, was born of Irish/Scottish descent to
James Alexander Miller and Eleanor Creswell, near Frankfort Springs,
Beaver County, PA. He was a graduate of Westminster College (New
Wilmington, PA) Allegheny Theological Seminary (Allegheny, PA). Miller
pastored churches in New Wilmington, PA, Philadelphia, PA, and Rock
Island, IL; and was the author of over 60 published books, as well as
countless booklets and pamphlets; and also served as supervisor of over
two dozen periodicals with a combined annual circulation of over 66
million copies at the time of his death. 80 pages, paperback,
$9.95
World Affairs and National
Politics: And the High Calling of God in
Christ Jesus (#4250)
by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. When did nationalism begin? What is God’s
purpose for nationalism? Is the United States a Christian nation? Does
any government have Favored Nation Status with God today? Should
believers support Israel? What did Paul have to say about our
citizenship? What is our role in relation to nations? Is our job to rid
the world of evil? What should the believer’s attitude be toward earthly
authority? Should all obedience to earthly magistrates be absolute? Are
believers to pay their taxes? Where does voting and jury duty fit in?
Why was the apostle Paul executed? These and many other questions are
addressed in this groundbreaking work! ISBN: 9781934251911 -- 258 page
PB
$14.95
The Sequel Which Sustains – The
Pohorlak Papers: Volume 1
(#5975) by Frank Neil Pohorlak. In
cooperation with his estate, this is the first in a series of collected
articles on various scriptural themes by Frank Pohorlak (1907-1988). In
associations with men such as Bob Jones, John R. Rice, J. Frank Norris
and A.E. Knoch, he enjoyed a long, illustrious and colorful life and
teaching ministry spanning many states and foreign countries.
120 pp., PB,
$9.95
Being OK with Not Being OK –
Embracing God’s Design for You … and Everyone You Know (and Don’t Know)
(#1985)by Clyde L.
Pilkington, Jr. For now, you’re broken, and you aren’t going to be
“fixed.” Granted, you may have some days that are better than others,
some circumstances that seem to indicate that you are “OK,” but the
wearisome cycle simply will recur. Thus it is by design – by divine
design. Father is bringing you to a place where you are OK with not
being OK, where you simply rest in His current purpose and plan in your
training and development for that grand and magnificent culmination that
He has so wonderfully and skillfully designed especially for you – in
your next life. ISBN: 9781934251904 -- 134 page. PB
$9.95
God’s Holy Nation: Israel and Her
Earthly Purpose
(Contrasted with the Body of Christ and Its
Heavenly Purpose)(#2275) by Clyde L.
Pilkington, Jr. Israel plays a key role in God’s plan of the ages.
Though currently she has been set aside “until the times of the nations
be fulfilled,” He is by no means done with her. Today, God is operating
His purpose in the ecclesia – the Church, the Body of Christ. The
Scriptures provide us with the clear, critical distinction between God’s
earthly nation and Christ’s celestial body. This work highlights some of
the more prominent distinctions which belong to God’s literal, physical,
earthly nation. ISBN: 9781934251887 -- 360 page PB
$19.95
Daily Gleanings:
365 Selections on Scriptural Truths(#1836) Editor: Clyde L.
Pilkington, Jr. This book contains a collection of gleanings from
some 200 different authors. These excerpts are intended to be an
encouragement to those who are walking on a different path with the Lord
– a journey that is
“outside of the camp.” Some quotations are from beloved and trusted
authors, but more often than not, they are from unusual sources.
Sometimes, it is simply amazing how an author can admit in print to some
grand truth that their writings and ministries otherwise generally deny.
For the authors of these quotes, the truth that is conveyed by them may
oddly seem “out of place”; but in some ways, the more unlikely the
source, the more amazingly it testifies to the truth – and the fact that
it cannot be hidden. ISBN: 9781934251836 --
253 pp, PB,
$19.95
God’s Plan for Man: A Journey of Surprises
(#5039) by Kenneth Joyce. This is a condensed adaptation
of Adlai Loudy’s classic work God’s Eonian Purpose. “This book will
delight you as you read of God’s purpose of all mankind. Written in
clear and simple language, it traces the purpose of God from earliest
revelation to its fulfillment in the reconciliation of all to God in
righteousness.” - Andrew Maclarty, Grace & Truth. 88 page PB
$9.95
What Is Truth?:
Absolute and Relative (#3575)
by Don Bast. High above the storm clouds the sun is always
shining. When we get a glimpse of God's perspective we are
able to experience the Son of His love shining through the
darkest storms of life. Dean Hough of the Concordant
Publishing Concern and the Saviour of All Fellowship writes
to Don concerning his book: “Your book is full of important
truth and a good aid to understanding Scripture.” 216pp PB $14.95
Humanity in the Arms of a Loving Savior: and
Important Related Matters (#1025)
by –
James T. Burson. The chapters of this book are connected in this
singular manner; always, there is the attempt to display the
grandeur of God’s purpose in creation. Never, is it proposed that
God had a good idea which went awry and thereafter He supposedly has
been picking up the pieces. Our confidence, as believers, may always
be premised upon an over-riding assurance that God does not behave
like a mortal, being hesitant, exasperated, indecisive, or hoping
for the best outcome. This volume expresses the author’s confidence
in a far greater outcome of the entire human epoch, than that which
is generally proposed to the world. The flow of human history will
not end in a groan, rather, a crescendo of praise by all, to a true
God of love and mercy. God will not only win but He will radiate His
victory over absolutely all that he has made; no other truth can
settle the heart like this. Paperback, 328 pages$14.95
Outcome of Infinite Grace,
The
(#6388) by Loyal F. Hurley. "The last enemy to be
destroyed is death!"
It was this verse which caused the author, a pastor, to study afresh
the subject of the fate of the wicked. The three choices apparent
from a surface reading of various biblical texts were eternal
torment, extermination or ultimate reconciliation. The author
studied to find which one was true. ISBN: 1934251305 / 9871934251300
- 80 page PB $11.95
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We
Call Him “Father” (#3609) by
Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. “One God and Father of all, Who is over all and
through all and in all” (Ephesians 4:6, Concordant Version). Jesus
Christ came to reveal God’s true identity and nature as “Father.” This
was an advanced revelation concerning God, super-abounding that of any
previous one. With radical boldness Christ called Him “Father,” and Paul
pressed this glorious truth to its grand ultimate, that God was the
“Father of all.” 28 chapters, 18 appendixes. 242 Pages. Paperback.
$19.95
