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THIS DISCOURSE WAS DELIVERED IN THE CHAMBERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 21ST DECEMBER, 1886, IN COMPLIANCE WITH AN INVITATION FROM THE PHILADELPHIA PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION, AND IS NOW PUBLISHED AT THEIR REQUEST.
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Salvation is possible to him that believeth. No matter how vile the sin, how many or how great the sins, how aggravated the guilt, how deep the corruption, how long the career of impenitence and crime, it is everywhere and forever true, “He that believeth
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We have a social gospel, we need a systematic theology large enough to match it and vital enough to back it.
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A series of Gospel sermons on the Resurrection and its aftermath and what it means for us today.
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The collection of stories and illustrations here gathered has had Dr. Torrey’s careful revision, but for the form of publication and especially for the addition of illustrations and portraits, the publisher alone is responsible.
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The opening sermon of Reunion Week. Preached by Dr. A. C. Dixon, pastor of The Moody Church, Sunday morning, October 25, 1908.
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This book was written by a famous Conservative Evangelical in the early part of the 20th century when the debate between Conservatism and Liberalism had just started and was already raging.
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An Illustrated, 365 Day, Christian Devotional for Private Meditation and Prayer
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I received a letter that was so similar in many points to others that I have received, that I think the answer to it may be helpful to a great many, and as the letter was full of questions which are answered in my reply, it seems appropriate to put it und
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Pretty much everywhere I go, the questions are largely the same; and in this book I have taken up the questions which have been most frequently put to me, or which present apparently the greatest difficulties.
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This is a book of sermons on the subject of divine healing by the well known author Aimee Semple McPherson.
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This book is entirely the result of a careful and thorough study of God’s Word on this subject carried on for at least thirty—seven years.
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This book on the topic of Divine Healing goes thoroughly into the subject and gives all sides of the truth in their scriptural proportions.
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A careful inquiry into the subject of Divine Healing.
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A classic homeschooling resource by one the founders of modern child education
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If it can be proven to be a historic certainty that Jesus rose from the dead, then Christianity rests upon an impregnable foundation.
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Some people object to taking vows, but in the Bible you will find many great men of God directed by covenants, promises, vows and pledges.
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The early demand for a new edition of “Forgotten Truths” gives proof that truths which have been let slip by so many are still cherished by not a few.
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THE key, the crux of this whole issue, is in verse 17. If any man is willing to do God’s will, he shall know.
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This is the last sermon Dr. Tom preached in the Avenue Road Church in Toronto (May 5 1963) and was the message he expected to give at the General Council on May 19 1963.
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This book places at your fingertips practical, clear, effective methods to reach people for Christ in a loving way.
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A study and interpretation of the more difficult sayings of Jesus attributed to him in the Gospels.
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The first work, in geographical instruction, is to study that small part of the earth's surface lying just at our doors.
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Details how a Christian can have a genuine infilling of the Holy Spirit
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This books teaches people how to bring people to Jesus for salvation.
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From many earnest hearts there is rising a cry for more power: more power in our personal conflict with the world, the flesh, and the devil, more power in our work for others. The Bible makes the way to obtain this longed for power very plain.
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In this book, well-known Christian author R. A. Torrey tells you how to pray according to the Scriptures.
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An enquiry concerning methods of preparation in expository preaching.
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There are thousands of ministers and other Christian workers in the land longing for a true revival of God’s work, but with no experimental or even theoretical knowledge of how to go to work to promote such a revival; it is our earnest prayer and confiden
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For many years now we Americans have had a convenient culprit upon which to blame just about everything. Parents! But this isn't good.
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A book showing how Christians can align their everyday actions with the Gospel by asking: What Would Jesus Do?
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Wherever Christians meet these days one word is sure to be heard constantly repeated; that word is revival.
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A Christian Biography of the Robert Alexander Jaffray (1873 - 1945) who was a missionary to China, Indonesia and several other countries, with The Christian & Missionary Alliance, who served as the founding principal of the Alliance Bible Seminary, in Hon
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The following pages consist of a selection of such passages, taken from short-hand notes of the addresses delivered by Mr. Moody in Glasgow, Manchester, and London; and they are now sent forth in the hope that they may in some small degree supplement his
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A book on learning to pray like Jesus by one of the modern masters of the Christian spiritual life.
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The complete works of the man to whom the Mennonites, once known as the Anabaptists, got their name.
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The Rev. Michele Nardi, whose biography is herewith issued, was a remarkable man.
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A collection of seven of the last sermons preached by D. L. Moody before he went home to be with Jesus.
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A study on the mountain and valley experiences of Jesus as described in the Gospels and how they relate to our own Christian lives and service.
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We present in these pages an outline, which may at least serve to suggest the way to a greater spiritual power for many of us.
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Goes into detail and explains how to prepare and deliver all kinds of sermons in various settings.
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A warning and a call to the proud, and an admonition and encouragement to all Christian believers, especially Mennonites, to remind them of their duties toward themselves and their children.
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A Christian should not be a Freemason, for the Scripture command to him is, "Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness? and what concord ha
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A historical study into Israel in the period of time between the Old and New Testaments
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The Albigensians, or Cathars as they are more popularly known, were a Christian dualist or Gnostic revival movement that thrived in some areas of Southern Europe, particularly northern Italy and what is now southern France, between the 12th and 14th centu
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This is probably the most famous essay ever written, in modern times at least, about the Anabaptist movement and the spirit that drove it.
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As the time of the manifestation of the Man of Sin draws near, God may be pleased to vouchsafe a fuller and better understanding of those parts of His Word which make known “the things which must shortly come to pass”.
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This books deals with the once perceived danger of symbolical religion, which was perceived to be almost dominant in England by the author, and menaced Calvinistic church-life.
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The Biblical case for showing that the believer can experience the empowering of the Holy Spirit today.
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Bogomilism was a Christian neo-Gnostic or dualist sect founded in the First Bulgarian Empire by the priest Bogomil during the reign of Tsar Peter I in the 10th century
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The purpose of this book is to bring together in one convenient volume some of the best devotional verse the English language affords, and thus to make available to present day Christians a rich spiritual heritage which the greater number of them for vari
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The first and chief need of our Christian life is, Fellowship with God. The Divine life within us comes from God, and is entirely dependent upon Him.
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This books sets forth the truth that the Bible makes it clear that divine healing is for all ages and not just for New Testament times.
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The only known writing of this early Church leader.
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A devotional work illustrating for us the necessity of "bearing fruit" in the Christian life and how it is accomplished in Christ.
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I thought I would write to you, and tell you about a sweet little girl that used to go to the Sabbath school, but who died a few months ago, and, as I hope, has gone home to heaven.
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On January 12, 1909, the Oxford University Press announced the publication of a new Bible edition, with references and footnotes, as well as new paragraphing, entitled The Scofield Reference Bible.
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A dispensational study of Biblical end times prophecy from "The Archbishop of Fundamentalism"
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I propose to deal with the subject of teaching, properly so-called.
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Tozer attempts to show that the religious movie is harmful to the spiritual life of the individual Christian and to the Church at large.
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This book is not an apology for Christianity, nor is it an expression of personal religious belief. It is a commentary, in the light of specialised knowledge, on a particular set of statements made in the Christian creeds and their claim to be statements
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A highly revered book on divine healing—physical, mental, and spiritual, it became a standard work among early Pentecostals.
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This book deals with the function and role of the Holy Spirit in the world and in the lives of believers.
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This article first appeared in The Alliance Weekly in 1946 and was reprinted in 1954. It has also been printed in virtually every English-speaking country on earth, has been put into tract form by various publishers, and still crops up now and then in the
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“This is the victory that overcometh the world, even our faith.”
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A study on the Person and work of the third Person of the Trinity, a branch of theology known as pneumatology.
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You have only to glance at his round red face and his twinkling blue eyes to guess the place of his birth. And when he smiles and says, “Guid marnin’”, there is no doubt left. Tom Haire is Irish.
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Oswald Chambers here shows us the parallel between our Lord’s wondrous life on earth and our life lived in His Name.
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In this hour of all-but-universal darkness one cheering gleam appears: within the fold of conservative Christianity there are to be found increasing numbers of persons whose religious lives are marked by a growing hunger after God Himself.
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B. B. Warfield gives his students some advice on how these future pastors can be both educated and spiritual.
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This book is lovingly and prayerfully dedicated, not only to those who love His appearing, but to those in slumber who have not yet heard the call.
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The thesis of this book is to set out to prove that the modern religion of Catholicism is in fact the spiritual and physical continuation of the ancient pagan religion of Babylon.
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Let me state the cause of my burden. It is this: Jesus Christ has today almost no authority at all among the groups that call themselves by His name.
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This is the collected works of the eminent 18th century Scottish Presbyterian minister Andrew Gray.
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Here is a writing by Tozer that touches on the heart of this goal. It was given by Tozer shortly before his passing and transcribed shortly thereafter.
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12 sermons by one of the greatest Evangelical preachers of all time.
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Kun Sören Kierkegaardin Viettelijän päiväkirja 52 vuotta sitten ilmestyi suomeksi, ei sen tekijä vielä ollut saavuttanut sitä kansainvälistä kuuluisuutta, minkä eksistentialismin filosofinen koulukunta on hänelle hankkinut tunnustaessaan hänet oppi-isäkse
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In sending forth this little book, much of which has been gathered up from the labors of another, we are reminded of the words of the Apostle Paul to Timothy, his son in the faith: “And the things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same
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180 years ago, there was born of poor parents in a humble farmhouse in Northfield, Massachusetts, a little baby who was to become the greatest man, as I believe, of his generation or of his century—D. L. Moody.
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Any man who has reason to hope (or to fear) that someone may someday write the story of his life would do well to pray that he may not fall into the hand of an enemy, a disciple, a rival or a relative.
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