God's Outlaw: The Story of William Tyndale

BRIAN H. EDWARDS

Religion & Spirituality

Evangelical Press

God's Outlaw: Story of William Tyndale

A common sailor at the age of eleven and press-ganged onto a man-of-war at nineteen, John Newton experienced the thrill of Action against French's warships, The cruel lash of navy discipline for desertion, the loose and baasphemous, life of a free thinker, and the pain of an overwhelming love for a girl beyond his reach. Rejecting God and morality, Newton entered the slave-trade, became a slave himself and by the age of twenty-three was little removed from the state of a wild animal. A violent Atlantic storm brought Newton to his knees and to his God. With changing life and growing faith there followed years as a slave captain and customs man, in the heyday of smuggling, before he entered the ministry. This servant of slaves rose to occupy the pulpit of the most influential church in London, numbering among his friends a politician, a poet and a playwright, each of whom became national figures.

Through Many Dangers The Story of John Newton

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Through Many Dangers: The Story of John Newton

Nothing But the Truth

God's Outlaw: Story of William Tyndale and the English Bible

The inspiration, authority and history of the Bible explained. This book answers questions such as 'Who are the critics of the Bible and what are they saying?', 'What do we mean by Inspiration?', 'What does the Bible say about itself?', 'How sufficient and final is it?', 'Why have we just sixty-six books in the Bible?', 'How can we properly understand it?', 'When was it written and how did our English Bible come to us?', 'Where does archaeology reveal Bible accuracy?' and 'What about supposed errors/contradictions?'

Nothing But the Truth: The Inspiration, Authority and History of the Bible Explained

Following the release of The Da Vinci Code book and film and the "discovery" of the Gospel of Judas, the age-old debate surrounding the authenticity of the books of the New Testament is raging yet again.

So why are there just twenty-seven books, and why were those particular twenty-seven chosen?

Author Brian Edwards skillfully answers these questions, asserting that the inclusion of these books was never really in doubt. When the history, age, and content of the manuscripts are looked at fairly and objectively the evidence is overwhelming, which is why, despite centuries of examination and criticism, the canon of the New Testament still stands unscathed.

Why Twenty Seven?: How Can We Be Sure That We Have the Right Books in the New Testament?

This book is a superbly written modern commentary on God's changeless laws in today's changing and godless society. It unpacks the crammed meaning of these terse commands, and applies them pointedly to life in a deregulated age.

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