Invincible Love

by — Thomas Watson

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A Dictionary of Scripture Proper Names

by — J.B. Jackson

Modern English translations of the Bible do not typically translate the names found therein. Instead the translators only transliterate the names. This means English language readers cannot understand the meaning of the names used in the Bible. This is a shame since so much meaning is captured in the names. This work provides a way to find out the meaning of those names.

(#4390) 96 pages, paperback.

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Hidden in God

by — E.W. Bullinger
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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.

66 pages, paperback.

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Resting in His Ability

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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.

(#3043) 76 pages, paperback.

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Commencement – Continuation – Consummation

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The Rich Man and Lazarus

The Ultimate Collection

A collection consisting of eleven important works:

• The Rich Man and Lazarus, by E.W. Bullinger (1902)
• The Rich Man and Lazarus, by Alan Burns (1915)
• The Rich Man and Lazarus, by Otis Q. Sellers (1941)
• The Story of the Rich Man and Lazarus: Parable? or Literal History? by Ivan L. Burgener (2007)
• The Rich Man and Lazarus, by Dan Kraemer (2010)
• The Rich Man and Lazarus as an Admission, by B. Davies (1955)
• The Rich Man and Lazarus: Literal or Figurative? by Joseph E. Kirk (1961)
• The Rich Man and Lazarus: A Pillar of Partialism Shaken and Removed, by J.F. Witherell (1843)
• The Rich Man and Lazarus, by Andre Piet (2015)
• The Rich Man and Lazarus, by A.E. Knoch (1914)
• The Rich Man and Lazarus, by William B. Screws (1942)

(#4625) 328 pages, paperback.

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Accidental Life?

by — C.S. Lewis

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Time and Eternity

A Biblical Study

by — G.T. Stevenson

It appears obvious that a grasp of scriptural concepts of “time” and “eternity” is vital to an understanding of biblical teaching on this and on other important matters. Since the two main terms used in this regard are olam in Hebrew and aion and its derivatives in Greek, a study of the usage of these words must be basic to any investigation of doctrines respecting the destiny of mankind.

(#1025) 74 pages, facsimile paperback.

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What Is Punishment?

by — A.E. Knoch

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The Problem of Evil and The Judgments of God

by — A.E. Knoch (1874-1965)

This book traces the divine function of evil from its inception to its consummation, by presenting scriptural solutions to the various long-debated questions concerning God and His sovereignty.

Here is what one of our readers has written about The Problem of Evil:

“The litmus test for motive in any writer is whether or not the power of the ‘Cross’ is being diminished or supplanted in any way; Knoch unfolds each point with the loving simplicity of someone who has faced and answered the critics with the overarching victory of Calvary. One comes away from each chapter of this work once again realizing that the offense of the ‘Cross’ has driven so many wonderful and freeing truths out of what is traditionally taught and practiced.”

(#3850) 346 pages, paperback.

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The Firstfruits

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The Disruption of the World

A Compilation

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, John Essex, and Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr.

(#3715) 148 pages, paperback.

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Christ vs. War

by — Daniel Vaniman

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Are Bride and Body Identical?

by — F.H. Robison (1885-1932)

That there is a “Bride” mentioned in Scripture, and also a “Body,” probably no Bible student, or even Bible reader, would deny. As to whether these different terms refer to the same or to distinct classes of believers is the subject of this work.

“This is a treasure-house of worth to the student of Scripture. It is among the best books in print.” – Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr.

Robison was an associate of A.E. Knoch.

(#2039) 128 pages, facsimile paperback.

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Judgment: A Blessing and Favor

by — Arthur P. Adams

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Judgment and the Doctrine of Eternal Hell

by — A.P. Adams (1848-1920)

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.

(#0103) 123 pages, paperback.

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God’s Love in Judgment

by — Bert Bauman

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The Gospel

by — Dr. Wilbert “Bert” G. Bauman (1925-2008).

“It is human nature to assume that the particular Gospel we have been taught and are preaching, is unimpeachable. It does not occur to us to see if it truly is. Error tends to be perpetuated in tradition. The only defense is to allow the refreshing breeze of God’s Word to aerate our teaching periodically. This work will inspire you to a fresh investigation of the Gospel, perhaps even help you to re-evaluate things you never thought to question.” — Bert Bauman

(#2732) 48 Pages, facsimile paperback.

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