Did the wise men return to see what happened to Jesus many years later? According to one group of Christians, the answer is yes--and you'll find the story fascinating!\nDo you want to know how to keep your goals/resolutions? We've got some great hints for you in that department as well.\nFind out why the Quarterly is the best-selling church of Christ magazine on Amazon. Contents include: Sticking To It (Bradley S. Cobb) God, Can You Hear Me? (Andy Robison) He Restoreth My Soul (Jamie Beller) Honor Your Father And Your Mother (And Don’t Murder) (Charles R. Rose) A Quiz You Had Better Pass (Steve Higginbotham) Faith In Progress (Stephane Maillet) Things God Hates Part 1: A Proud Look (Chris Gardner) Why Was Paul Chosen? (Johnny O. Trail) Islam: Peeking Behind The Curtain (Chuck Wyeth) On Preaching (A Short Treatise) (Gantt Carter) Growing In Love (Roy Knight) The Tree (Adam Cozort) Growing By The Word (Noah Wall) The Wise Men – The Rest Of The Story (Stanley Sherman) 1 Corinthians 2: A New Translation And Commentary (Matthew Shaffer) “Calling On The Name Of The Lord” (Mark Tabata) Principalities And Powers (John Krivak) The Atonement Transaction Of The Cross (John Krivak) Friends Of Light (Caleb Lehman) Celebrating 10 Years – A Brief History Of Cobb Publishing (Bradley S. Cobb) Christian Fellowship (Hatton Allen) With Your Eyes Set On Jesus Follow Him And Go With Him (Gerald Cowan) What Is New About A New Year (A poem by Gerald Cowan) “Behold The Man” (Bill Howard) Quotes To Contemplate What Love Does (John Krivak) Thou Shalt Not Steal (Johnny O. Trail) Lord, That I Might Receive My Sight (Bill Howard) The Church And The Gospel Age (Stanley Sherman) Sermon Starter: God Of The New— 7 Examples Of True Newness From Our God (Gantt Carter)

The Quarterly (Volume 7, Number 1)

Religion & Spirituality

Cobb, Bradley S.

Wyeth, Chuck

Maillet, Stephane

Carter, Gantt

Higginbotham, Steve

Tabata, Mark

Lehman, Caleb

Sherman, Stanley

Allen, Hatton

Wall, Noah

Christian Books & Bibles

Cobb Six, The

The letter to Philemon contains much more than most people give it credit for.* An old-time gospel preacher, in prison because the other religious folks didn't like what he was preaching.* A runaway slave who wanted never to be found--but who later understood that he needed to humbly return to his master.* A slave-owner who is described in glowing terms by Paul--and therefore by God Himself!The Prodigal Slave is a 130-page commentary with the following features:* A thorough introduction, including sections on (1) Slavery in the Roman Empire, (2) The Condition of Paul, (3) Who is Philemon? (4) Who is Onesimus? (5) Other Interesting Notes.* Extensive, yet easy-to-understand notes on each verse, including personal applications.* Three bonus sections dealing with the questions of (1) Where Did Philemon Live? (2) How did Onesimus Become a Slave? (3) What is the "Letter From Laodicea?* Three full-length sermon outlines from the book of Philemon: (1) What Are You Known For? (2) The ABC's of Conflict Resolution, (3) Intercession in Philemon.Comments from those who have read the book:* "Great stuff!"* "I've only been able to read the intro so far, but it is great!"* "Very informative and helpful."* "Best commentary on Philemon that I've ever seen."* "I can't wait for the next commentary!"This is the first in a series of commentaries on the New Testament by Bradley Cobb. Upcoming commentaries on Jude, II John, and James will be available soon.

The Prodigal Slave: A Study of the Letter to Philemon (Cobb's Commentaries)

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Alexander Campbell. Among those who fought to restore New Testament Christianity in the 1800s, there is perhaps no one more influential. He was an able writer, preacher, and debater. But he was also a polarizing figure – a hero to some and a heteric to others. The works in this book cover all these aspects of Alexander Campbell's life. Be enthralled by the account of the uninformed hostility that led to his arrest. Come to a better understanding of what made him such an effective speaker. Feel the power of his pen as he completely exposes the Book of Mormon for the fraud that it is. Learn at his feet as he logically deduces the nature and origin of demons. Alexander Campbell's Tour in Scotland Alexander Campbell as a Preacher Delusions: An Analysis of the Book of Mormon Demonology

Alexander Campbell: A Collection: Volume 1

Biographies & Memoirs

Campbell, ALexander

Chalmers, Thomas

Clay, Henry

McLean, Archibald

Himes, Joshua V.

Leaders & Notable People

Fight for the Faith: A Study of the Letter from Jude (Cobb's Commentaries)

"By faith Pardee Butler became a sojourner in the land of Bleeding Kansas, dwelling in dugouts... who through faith subdued slavery, wrought righteousness and prohibition, escaping the edge of the sword. He was tortured, not accepting deliverance, that he might obtain the victory of the Gospel and establish an unsectarian, undenominational New Testament Church of Christ in the free and virgin soil of the great plains of the West."This collection contains the following works:1. Pardee Butler: Kansas Crusader 2. Pardee Butler: Kansas Abolitionist 3. Reply to Attacks from Isaac Errett and Benjamin Franklin 4. Personal Recollections (autobiography)5. Pardee Butler: Pioneer Minister and Statesman This 433-page book is encouraging, sobering, and enjoyable. And it will make you wish there were more people like Pardee Butler in the world today.

Pardee Butler: The Definitive Collection (Restoration Movement)

Butler, Pardee

The book of James is full of practical wisdom and personal application of Christian principles. It's no wonder that it's the favorite book of many Christians.This commentary is in-depth, but is very easy to understand. It shows the original context, but also frequently makes modern-day application for today's Christians. Included also are two detailed sermon outlines from James, ready to preach!

Justified by Works: A Study of the Letter from James (Cobb's Commentaries)

In the midst of the wicked city of Jerusalem, a man of God cries out to Him for divine intervention. But when God reveals what He has in store for the wicked Jews, the man of God has second thoughts. "Wait, Not THEM!" is a study of the prophecy of Habakkuk.This book contains in-depth, yet easy to understand comments and explanations of every part of the book of Habakkuk, from beginning to end.

Wait, Not Them!: A Study of the Prophecy of Habakkuk

The book of Revelation seems to be either your favorite book, or the one you avoid. Many modern-day prognosticators have taken this book of God's word and tried to twist it to fit every possible event that takes place across the globe.But is that how God intends us to understand the book? When it was written, nearly 2,000 years ago, did He expect the readers to understand it? Or was it simply a huge mystery that none of them could ever understand?The final book of the Bible tells the original readers to read it, hear it, and obey it, because the things which are contained in it's pages were about to happen. Persecution, destruction, death, victory, rescue, avenging, and glory were all "at hand."The original readers understood exactly what God was talking about. And if we put ourselves in their shoes, we can understand it to and apply those lessons to us today.This is the companion volume to the upcoming book: "Things Which Came to Pass: A Study of the Book of Revelation," and is designed to go with the forty-eight lessons in that book.For more information (and to get the 48 lessons in outline format), go to TheCobbSix.com, and click on "Revelation."

Things Which Came to Pass: A Study of the Book of Revelation: Class Handouts

What is the "gift of the Holy Spirit" in Acts 2:38? What does it mean to "receive the Holy Spirit"? What were the purposes of miracles? Do miracles still happen today? Is the Holy Spirit part of the Godhead, or just a power sent out from God? And is there any way to know the answers to these questions for certain? Join with us as we dig through the book of Acts, going chapter by chapter, carefully examining all the passages that deal with the Holy Spirit. As we go through it, fitting each piece together, and building on the evidence revealed in each passage, we will not only answer all these questions, but we will gain a much better understanding of the Holy Spirit and His work in the church—both then and now.

The Holy Spirit in the Book of Acts

A blow-by-blow account of the final siege of Jerusalem that ended with the complete overthrow of the Jewish people and their religion--and all of it orchestrated by God in AD 70.
 Read about the major players in the battle, the ups and downs, the war strategies, and how it all came together in fulfillment of Jesus's prophecy: "When you see Jerusalem surrounded by armies, then know that the desolation thereof is near... For these are the days of vengeance..."
 Using Josephus' account as his standard, and adding his own special knowledge of the topography of the area, Thomas Lewin paints a mighty portrait of the final days of the Jewish temple, and the Jews as God's chosen people.
 If you're wanting to know what happened, but maybe you aren't too fond of the idea of reading through Josephus in antiquated language, then this book is for you!

The Siege of Jerusalem by Titus

History

Lewin Esq., Thomas

Middle East

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