The Cross Compatible Goodly Heritage Library Shelf 2
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Daily Bible Illustrations, by Kitto, John, 3033 pages; From 1870 edtion, 8 volumes, over 220 illustrations This is in the form of daily Bible study, going through the Scriptures in a year, when both the Morning Series and the Evening series are followed. Each article explains background, geography, culture, and the meaning of words. |
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Arrows and Anecdotes, by Moody, Dwight L., 207 pages; From 1877 edition The biographies of D.L. Moody and Ira Sankey. Also a compilation of the sermon illustrations that Moody used, arranged by topic. |
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The Last Days of Elisha, by Krummacher, F.W., 297 pages; From 1848 edition A spiritually stirring book that brings practical application from every aspect covered. Covers the last days of the great prophet Elisha and the kings that came to him. |
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Leila Ada: The Jewish Convert, by Heighway, Osborn W. Trenery, 360 pages; From 1860 American edition This is a moving story of a young Jewish lady who found that Christ is the Messiah, and her struggle to learn to be loyal to the Lord in the face of harshness and failing health. |
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Blessed Are Ye, by Meyer, F.B., 142 pages; From 1898 edition A practical and devotional study on the beatitudes found in Matthew 5. How is it we can descend to the throne of the Kingdom of Heaven? How are we supposed to behave in this world so dominated by sin and corruption? What does it mean to live spiritualy before God and man? |
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What Really Matters, by Macomber, Clinton, 230 pages; 2004 edition A study from the book of Daniel that demonstrates the book is not just for lessons for young children, or tough material for the prophecy student, but a very practical book, demonstrating the priorities the child of God must set, in order to be like the Lord Jesus. Includes devotionals, word find puzzles, and other helps. |
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Seven Deadly Sins, by Caie, Norman MacLeod, 96 pages; From 1923 edition Powerful book of warning of the dangers of seven different sins. Well written with lively quotes and examples |
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Is the Devil in Modern Amusements?, by Conant, J.E., 48 pages; Christians often forget to consider the impact that their forms of amusement have on them spiritually. This books points out that dancing, card playing, movies and theater lead down a path to worse evils. |
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Why the Pastor Failed, by Conant, J.E., 48 pages; From 1924 edition This is a short summary of the information found in his Every Member Evangelism book. It shows that a church cannot move forward if the pastor is trying to do all the evangelistic work, and forms worship services around evangelism. |
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The Second Coming of Christ, by Larkin, Clarence, 71 pages; From 1922 edition, 28 charts and illustrations A landmark work on the Second Coming of Christ written from a pre-millennial and pre-tribulational viewpoint, with charts and illustrations and a careful examination of the evidence for such a viewpoint. |
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Ten Sermons on the Second Advent, by Bullinger, E.W., 195 pages; From 1895 edition A complete study of the Second Coming of Christ examining both the Old and New Testaments. |
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Three Years with the Children, by Wells, Amos, 282 pages; From 1900 edition 156 children's sermons for pastors, illustrations for Primary Sunday School Teachers, and Object Lessons and Blackboard Talks for Superintendents. |
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The Witness of the Stars, by Bullinger, E.W., 204 pages; From 1921 edition, 52 illustrations There are several constellations mentioned in the Bible. A closer look reveals that the constellations have ancient names and the names of the stars have a powerful testimony of the message of Scripture. The Heavens truly declare the glory of God, in more ways than one. |
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