This book is for anyone who wants to better understand the most silent but slow and relentless unfolding of Bible prophecy from a historical perspective. Caution: this book is not for the faint of heart or the narrowminded. It is filled with Bible and historical references to back up its assertions. It climaxes with the fall of spiritual "Babylon" and the victory of God and good over evil. A must reading if you want to learn about the closing events of earth's history and the "time of the end" to which the Bible refers.

The Great Controversy

ELLEN G.WHITE

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Martin Luther's Reformation Day: The Story

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Haus, Cari

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Testimonies for the Church Volume 2

Religion & Spirituality

WHITE, Ellen G.

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Testimonies for the Church Volume 5

Testimonies for the Church Volume 6

Counsels in this volume, written by Ellen G. White to members of the Seventh-day Adventist church, were penned while Mrs. White was living in Australia. Arranged in topical order, volume 6 expands upon the lines of instruction provided in earlier volumes. During the years covered by this volume, Mrs. White was actively involved in founding an Adventist College in Avondale, Australia. With its rural setting, emphasis on the industrial program, and other features, Avondale became-in many respects-a "pattern" school for the Seventh-day Adventist Church. As a result, instruction penned to mold this school covers many details of about location, finance, curriculum, discipline, and administration that would benefit schools around the world. The Adventist church in Australia was also growing during that time, and Ellen White took an active part in furthering that work (including preaching). During the times of this volume, Adventist became increasingly mission minded. In a greater way than before, they saw the whole world as a field of labor. In addition to firing the imaginations of young and old alike, the building and launching of the mission boat, "Pitcairn," in California in 1890 focused attention on the importance of a round-the-world mission program. Reports of the Pitcairn voyages, as it pioneered the mission work in the South Sea Islands, were eagerly read by all. During this eventful time, colporteurs and other missionaries took the work to India, Africa, and South America as well. Additional colleges, worker training schools, and publishing houses also sprang up around the world. As the work in Battle Creek, Michigan continued to grow, warnings were issued against the tendency to centralize the work in large denominational centers. During this time, steps were taken to better organize the administration of the Adventist Church through the set-up of union conferences. In time, a pattern was set-up which would be followed throughout the denomination. Reminders about the importance of healthful living, together with counsel for medical missionary workers, are also found in this volume. In addition to these counsel, Ellen White also wrote "Patriarchs and Prophets," "Steps to Christ," "Gospel Workers," Christian Education," "Christ Our Saviour," "The Desire of Ages," "Christ's Object Lessons," and "Thoughts from the Mount of Blessing" during this time. The addition of volume 6 to the growing series of Testimonies for the Church deeply impressed Seventh-day Adventists with the direct way in which God continued to lead and guide His people.

Testimonies for the Church Volume 9

The Jerusalem Sinner Saved

Literature & Fiction

Bunyan. John

World Literature

In this classic sermon, Jonathan Edwards preached the seriousness of sin and establishes the Biblical penalty for failure to repent. He is descriptive of God's attitude toward sin and man's need for true repentance. The sermon, which was preached to Edwards' Northampton Church in 1741, was so influential that it served as a catalyst for the sweeping religious revival known as the Great Awakening. &#65279;The sermon, which emphasized God's wrath upon unbelievers through vivid imagery of a very real, horrific, and fiery hell. Grace is also presented in the sermon, as sinners have the opportunity to be saved through the righteousness of Christ and His blood. This act of grace from God has given humans a chance to believe and trust in Christ.

Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God

History

EDWARDS, JONATHAN

Americas

The topic of this book-the assurance of salvation-is one of the most important aspects of Christian life. This assurance-or knowledge that you are a child of God-brings joy to worship and prayer. It also gives strength and boldness to witnessing. There is no greater privilege. The truth of this privilege is wonderfully brought home by this timeless book, Heaven on Earth. First published in 1654, this Christian classic teaches what true assurance is as well as how readers can experience it more fully. In its pages, author Thomas Brooks manages (in both a pastoral and biblical way) to cover pretty much every angle on the topic of Christian assurance. Over the years, Brooks' writings have been admired by many-including the great preacher, Charles H. Spurgeon, who wrote that Brooks "scatters stars with both his hands." Though written more than three centuries ago, this book remains extremely relevant-and greatly needed-in the present spiritual climate.

Heaven on Earth

Brooks, Thomas

The "Three Angels Messages," which was written by John Nevins Andrews in 1860, is a study of what the symbols of Revelation mean (with emphasis on the two-horned beast). This early Advent book examines the three angel's message of Revelation 14, their timing, and meaning and the role of the United States in Bible prophecy. Chapter include "Time When the Proclamations of Rev. 14 are Made," "The Proclamation of the First Angel," "The Proclamation of the Second Angel," "The Fall of Babylon," "The Proclamation of the Third Angel," "The Two-Horned Beast," "The Work of the Two-Horned Beast," "The Penalty Threatened by the Third Angel," and "Chronology of the Third Angel." The Bible is full of the references to the second coming of the Savior and the events of the great day of God. The language of the inspired writers expresses in the most vivid manner the awful and terrific scenes of that day in which God arises from His place to punish the inhabitants of the earth. God always warns before He sends His judgments. As He warned Sodom and Gomorrah before sending fire and brimstone and the antediluvian world through Noah before the flood, even so today He is sending a message of warning. In the "Three Angels Messages," author and Biblical scholar John Nevins Andrews presents the three angel's message which is being heralded around the world.

The Three Angels Messages

Andrews, J. N.

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