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Charles R. Baldwin was of a highly respectable family and well educated – a man of superior intellectual endowments, a highly gifted attorney, floating on a tide of great worldly prosperity, and standing high in the estimation of his fellow citizens. But immediately after his conversion to God,...

This book is a 31-day devotional written for children, but certainly good enough for any Christian of any age. It is heavy on Bible, and makes for great reading. Author's Preface: This little book of daily devotion is meant to be read early in the morning, in connection with your Bible....

The doctrinal statement of “Entire Sanctification” included in the following pages, will be found highly satisfactory to all classes of readers. The plain “matter-of-fact” style of Dr. Adam Clarke is such as will be appreciated by all, and the argument of Richard Watson is as clear and conclusive...

Author's Preface— This book is presented as a simple Gospel message and is in no way intended to be a contribution to theological discussion. It is evangelistic in purpose. The writer has hoped that this statement of God’s saving grace may be adapted to the spiritual understanding of the unsaved...

From the introduction: Mr. Caughey, with a simplicity peculiarly his own, also reveals the effect produced upon his head and heart by the shafts of the enemies of revivals, which were so numerously and constantly hurled upon him during God’s great work. Letters of criticism and super-criticism,...

This book, "Church Entertainments," is aptly subtitled "Twenty Objections." Carradine rightly asserts that the church, even in his day, was missing the point of preaching the Gospel and rather became caught up in church growth. This is still a problem today, and this book can be...

This classic on the atonement of Christ is a great book that has been a treasure to many since its publication in 1881. Contents: CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION. CHAPTER II: REALITY OF ATONEMENT.    I. WITNESSING FACTS.    II. WITNESSING TERMS.    III. PRIESTHOOD AND...

Henry Law (1797-1884) was a great Bible scholar, teacher, and prolific writer. While he wrote many books during his life, among the best are his series of five books which point to Christ throughout the Torah, the first five books of the Old Testament. While it is possible to purchase these...

From the introduction: The most important person in history is Jesus. He was unique and incomparable among earth’s great. He was supernatural in His origin, in His coming, in His works, in His death, in His eternal being. In the days of His flesh the touch of His fingers opened sightless...

This volume is a series of sermons penned by Charles G. Finney, and they are addressed to the “young Christians who have been converted in the great revivals.” Finney knew the importance of following up on a conversion, and saw to it that those who met Jesus Christ under his ministry were fed...

This single volume contains the books "Types of the Tabernacle" and "Types of the Temple," both written by Thomas Newberry in 1887. Doubtless, there are many studies concerning this topic. This particular volume would make a great starter for anyone interested in how the...

Author's introduction: “The righteous shall flourish like the palm tree — Psalm 92:12. Wherever the Holy Spirit in the inspired Word has made any statement concerning anything, whether in regard to flowers, fruit, agriculture, horticulture, stock raising, minerals, earth, sea, sky, stars,...

First published in 1785, this classic work on the atonement of Christ has been read for generations. This edition includes an Active Table of Contents. Contents: CHAPTER I: Observations respecting God's chief end in the creation of the world. CHAPTER II: An inquiry into...