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For
many who have read Leviticus today, even many who have embraced the
Gospel of Christ, the wording of God's call is not attractive; they are
not drawn closer to God by the material in the book, but feel distant
from Him and perplexed by much of the law. The objective of this book,
therefore, is to show the relevance of Leviticus for today's disciples
of Christ, and to draw the unmistakable links between God's message to
the nation of Israel in the wilderness, and that to followers of the
Lord Jesus who are in a wilderness of probation, endeavouring to enter
fully into God's promised rest.
184 pages.
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184 pages.
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Limp, 144 pages
This book was designed to remind a new generation of the stand that has been taken by Christadelphians over the past 150 years, and by all faithful believers down the centuries. The topics dealt with include:
- Scripture teaching on the disciple and war
- The believer's conscience from the 1st century to the present
- The experiences of believers in the American Civil War and two World Wars
- Persecution for conscience sake in the world today
This book was designed to remind a new generation of the stand that has been taken by Christadelphians over the past 150 years, and by all faithful believers down the centuries. The topics dealt with include:
- Scripture teaching on the disciple and war
- The believer's conscience from the 1st century to the present
- The experiences of believers in the American Civil War and two World Wars
- Persecution for conscience sake in the world today
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H. Tennant special price RRP is $21.50
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Comfort of the Scriptures Harry Tennant
This selection of
exhortations is drawn from the large legacy of notes
left by the late Brother Harry Tennant. They are representative of the
man who with his spiritual insight and wealth of experience could
advise others on the matter of exhorting
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Corinthians, The Challenge of MJ Ashton
This collection of
essays has been culled from The
Christadelphian magazine of which the author was Editor from
1937 until his death in
1962. The selection includes twelve editorials, eight exhortations, and
nine articles; one comprising a nine-part series called "Many parts and
many ways", and another, a four-part series on "Bible echoes". The
essays are drawn from virtually the entire period of his editorship,
the earliest being from 1942 and the latest from 1960.
Through them, we are left in no doubt of the author's reverence for God and love of the scriptures. He writes of the Creator: "The world is His; He causeth the sun to rise, and the grass to grow; and while He is the Holy One inhabiting eternity, He looks on the poor and contrite in heart, who tremble at His word, to dwell with them. Through the Son we can know the Father, for he has revealed Him."
Through them, we are left in no doubt of the author's reverence for God and love of the scriptures. He writes of the Creator: "The world is His; He causeth the sun to rise, and the grass to grow; and while He is the Holy One inhabiting eternity, He looks on the poor and contrite in heart, who tremble at His word, to dwell with them. Through the Son we can know the Father, for he has revealed Him."
25.50
Deuteronomy for Disciples A. Nicholls
A
handbook containing suggestions and ideas to be followed by those who
wish to improve their understanding of this section of scripture. The
part Psalms play in the whole of God's word is examined, as well as the
insight they give to our understaning of the Lord Jesus Christ.
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Jesus, Healer and Teacher W.F. Barling
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The period of time from the reformation of Josiah to the destruction of the temple was only about 40 years, but it is one of the most important periods in the history of God's people. The generation of Josiah and his children, short though it was, formed the background for three of the great prophecies of scripture - Jeremiah, Ezekiel and Daniel, as well as the shorter prophecies of Zephaniah and Habakkuk.
Josiah was a remarkable man of faith. How could such a man who devoted his life to learning and living the truth of scripture produce three sons who by their early twenties were thoroughly corrupt? The question will be of keen interest to those bringing up children in a world filled with corrupting influences. The earnest desire of every Christadelphian parent is that their children will follow the example of Josiah and not the example of his sons.
A life story of the
Apostle to the Gentiles which brings together the
journeys, letters and other events in the extraordinary experiences of
this servant of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Art by MJ Abel & J Snobelen
Written by H Carter, L Parkin & J Cave
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The
book of Revelation contains the last recorded words of the Lord
Jesus Christ and it has fascinated Bible readers ever since it was
written at the end of the first century AD. This Study Guide provides
an introduction, explaining the book's special language and teaching,
showing the panorama of God's purpose as it has unfolded since Jesus'
death and resurrection.
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Servants of The Lord H. Tennant
This
booklet may be seen as a companion to The Ecclesia Guide by Robert
Roberts. It is full of exhortation and practical advice for all who
whould serve in the ecclesia.
21.00
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Solomon's wisdom was proverbial, yet his folly stands as a warning to all those who think they know better than God. Richly blessed, as he was, with ability and opportunity, King Solomon made great changes in Israel. He built God's Temple as well as many other fine buildings, but he was not able to establish a lasting dynasty. His son and successor threw away almost everything that Solomon had achieved.
This book examines Solomon's life story and shows what he accomplished, with God's blessing. It also considers what went wrong and what we can learn from his experience. It contains practical advice and sound counsel for people who want to live in the coming kingdom of God.
The lives of people like Solomon are carefully recorded in scripture for our benefit. God offers us wisdom and counsel in His word and these are the true riches, both for this life and for the life to come.
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Time to Hear, A — S Knight
An exciting new work, looking at
the events surrounding the times of
John the Baptist when some in Israel were on the tiptoe of expectation,
awaiting the long-promised Messiah. This fictional account gives the
flavour of life in those days, viewed through the eyes and experiences
of a young Galilean boy, and provides many unexpected insights into the
scriptural record. 576 pages
Retitled edition of Christadelphians: What they Believe and Preach
