A gift too wonderful for words

Don Anderson

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Joseph: Fruitful in affliction (Kingfisher books)

Joseph: Fruitful in affliction (Kingfisher books)

Anderson, Don

James: Running uphill into the wind (Kingfisher books)

Secure forever (Bible basics)

Barker, Harold

The Epistles of John: Devotional studies on living confidently

Blair, J. Allen

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Many of the things that are most worth possessing are not easy to obtain. So it is with the understanding of the Epistle to the Hebrews. This New Testament treatise reveals more fully than any other book in the Bible the present high-priestly ministry of the Man in the glory, our Lord Jesus Christ. It is a glorious, instructive, and empowering revelation. However, strict application of the mind, coupled with the guidance of the Spirit and the spiritual discernment that are the indispensable requisites of all who would understand the Scriptures, is demanded of those who would discover for themselves the treasures that this letter contains. He who is willing to study diligently will find this exposition helpful in showing the way to some of the richest truths of Holy Writ. The Epistle to the Hebrews is one of the most important books of the New Testament in that it contains some of the chief doctrines of the Christian faith, and is, as well, a book of infinite logic and great beauty. To read it is to breathe the atmosphere of heaven itself. To study it is to partake of strong spiritual meat. To abide in its teachings is to be led from immaturity to maturity in the knowledge of Christian truth and of Christ Himself. It is to "go on unto perfection." The theme of the Epistle to the Hebrews, the only book of the New Testament in which our Lord is presented in His high priestly office, is the supreme glory of Christ, the Son of God and Son of man. In this letter we see Him, not so much IN us as an abiding presence, but FOR us at the Father's right hand, interceding in our behalf. First and last, however, "we see Jesus," and our view of Him is as exalted above all and yet wonderfully near. This commentary first appeared serially in "Our Hope" magazine over a period of nearly five years. Numerous requests for its publication in permanent form persuaded the author to revise the studies somewhat and issue this volume.

Studies in the Epistle to the Hebrews

E. Schuyler English

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Divine Sovereignty and Human Freedom

Fisk, Samuel

Samuel Fisk

This commentary on the study of Genesis is designed primarily to teach the believer, rather than to refute or to convince the unbeliever. Any remarks dealing with the antagonism between the Bible and scientific theory are directed toward the upbuilding of faith. The author expresses the hope, in some measure, of exposing the follies of unbelief, but only with the preceding goal in view. As another has said, "Man's mind leaves God out, and wearies itself in endless speculations; faith brings Him in, and everything is simple." "Strangers and Pilgrims" applies principally to the latter portion of Genesis, chapters 12-50. Of the saints of Genesis, Hebrews 11:13 states: "These all died in faith, not having received the promises but having seen them afar off, and were persuaded of them, and embraced them, and confessed that they were strangers and pilgrims on the earth." And here begins the journey to discover more about these strangers and pilgrims, and about the beginnings of their world. While notice is taken of critical or technical matters pertaining to Genesis, it is the spiritual lessons to be learned which emerge as more significant. God's word feeds our souls, not merely our intellects - and that is the best apologetic that can be offered to justify the approach taken in this book. While thankful for the labors of scholars in the fields of linguistics, archaeology, and history, this author notes that this work is not intended for such experts, but for believers who need to be fed from Scripture itself.

Strangers & Pilgrims: A Study of Genesis

Flint, V. Paul

The Scripture teaches that it is the Word of God and true in all its parts. It follows that no verse in the Bible can really contradict another, and no verse should be used by itself to prove any doctrine. Instead, all verses on a subject should be considered when a truth is to be stated. James Gunn, after decades of private study of the Word of God, is well qualified to put together all verses which deal with the subject of Christ. And Christ is the subject of all Scripture, the unifying factor which makes sixty-six books by perhaps forty writers into one Book, properly called the Holy Bible. The Person and work of our Lord Jesus Christ have consistently been the focal point of satanic attack since the creation. How welcome then, is this comprehensive, thoughtful presentation of the most important doctrines about Christ. Gunn concentrates on what the Scriptures themselves - actually 934 references - reveal about such various facets of the Lord's life and work as: The Eternal Christ, The Virgin Birth, The God-Man, The Fullness of the Godhead, Christ the Eternal Son, The Atonement, Christ's Triumphant Resurrection, Master, Lord and Head, The Present Ministry of Christ, The Morning Star, The Supreme Sovereign, The Theocratic Dominion, and God All in All. James Gunn is a native of Scotland, but was raised and educated in Toronto.

Christ, the Fullness of the Godhead: A Study in New Testament Christology

Gunn, James

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