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by Samuel Dickey Gordon (1906)
Author of “Quiet Talks on Power,” and “Quiet Talks on Prayer”
This work has 4 sections: A bit ahead (an introduction), the Purpose of Jesus, the person of Jesus, and the Great Experiences of Jesus’ life. The final chaper is study notes for the book. There are about 20 chapters in this work. It is a devotional work. Continue reading
by Ken Becker
Ken Becker is a graduate of Bob Jones University where he received his M.A in 1959 in the School of Religion. Rev. Becker pastored for three years before being called to his present position of Executive Secretary of Gospel Fellowship Missions, a faith mission organized in 196? through the leadership and influence of Bob Jones University. His overseas missionary trips include countries of Sweden, Germany, Lebanon. Puerto Rico, Barbados, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico.
Chronology of the Ancient Kingdoms
by Sir Isaac Newton (1728)
This book outlines the Chronology of the Egyptians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Medes, and Persians, and has a chapter on the Temple of Solomon.
DID THEY DIP? ..OR.. (Baptism)
AN EXAMINATION INTO THE ACT OF BAPTISM AS PRACTICED BY THE ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BAPTISTS BEFORE THE YEAR 1641.
BY JOHN T. CHRISTIAN, M. A., D. D.,
Pastor EAST BAPTIST CHURCH, LOUISVILLE, KY.,
In this 12 chapter work by John Christian (Baptist), he presents us with the case of Baptist Baptism was never by immersion until after 1644. His chapters are statement of the case, anabaptists of England, immersion in England, anabaptists of the continent, John Smyth, the Baptists of 1641, English Baptists before 1641, the Kiffin Ms. and the Jessey Church Records, Some Witnesses, a Challenge accepted, and Roger Williams. Continue reading
Wilbur Pickering’s New Testamentr [WPNT]
