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WHEREIN HAVE WE ROBBED GOD?
Malachi’s Message to the Men of To-day
By Rev. G. Campbell Morgan
Copyright, 1898
In this short book of 6 chapters, Morgan examines tithing as “robbing God”. His chapters: the Spirit of the Age, the complaints of Jehovah, the divine attitude, the elect remnant, and the final word.
Malachi’s Message to the Men of To-day was originally copyrighted in 1898. This title is now public domain. Continue reading
The Teaching of Christ
By G. Campbell Morgan, D. D.
Author of “The Crises of The Christ,” “The Analyzed Bible,” etc.
Copyright © 1913 by Fleming H. Revell Company
In this 20 chapter work by Morgan (Congregationalist) he examines the teaching of Christ around principal doctrinal themes: God, Himself, Spirit, Angels, Satan and Demons, Man, Sin, His Saving Mission, Responsibility, Sanctity, Conception, Different Phases, Existing anarchy, the cross, the church, the conflict, the crisis, and applications. Continue reading
by G. Campbell Morgan
This work by Pastor Morgan is a study on discipleship: becoming a Disciple, method of advancement, the disciple at home, at business at play, as a friend, at work for the Master, in sorrow, in joy, his home going, and in glory. Continue reading
by G. Campbell Morgan
In this work by Pastor Morgan he divides the study of the Holy Spirit up into 7 sections: The Spirit of God, the Ideal Creation, the Spirit Prior to Pentecost, the Teaching of Christ concerning the Spirit, the Pentecostal Age, the Spirit in the Individual, and the Practical Application. Continue reading
THE LIFE OF THE CHRISTIAN
by G. Campbell Morgan
Dedicated to my friend Albert Swift
In this shorter work by G. Campbell Morgan (Congregationalist), Morgan examines the Life of a Christ in these aspects: Its nature, sustenance, expression, consciousness, testing, and value. Continue reading
