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SPURGEON wrote that this was 'a goodly volume' and recommended 'attentive perusal' of it to his ministerial students. "William Burkitt’s Expository Notes, with Practical Observations, on the New Testament were reprinted often in the eighteenth century and have long begged reprinting today. As a peace-loving Reformed Anglican, Burkitt was puritan-minded in thought and practice, and thus these notes are full of experiential, and especially practical thoughts. They reveal Burkitt’s pastoral heart for the unsaved, the beginner in grace, and the mature Christian. These enlightening notes contain the astute expository observations of Matthew Poole’s renowned 3-volume Commentary as well as the practical and homiletical flavor of Matthew Henry’s even more famous 6-volume Commentary. In some ways, they are a mixture of both, and worthy to be read by preachers and Christians alike as a reliable and practical guide to understanding the New Testament Scriptures. I highly recommend these useful volumes and am so grateful to Solid Ground Christian Books for reprinting them." —Dr. Joel R. Beeke, President, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan "Most of us have profited greatly from Matthew Henry’s or Matthew Poole’s commentaries on the Scriptures, and not Burkitt since his work was until now only available online. To think he was a friend of William Gurnall (and preached at his funeral) is quite extraordinary. Kudos, then, to Rob Ventura and Solid Ground Christian Books for making this volume available again. Generations to come will now profit from his exceptionally good comments." —Derek W. H. Thomas, Senior Minister, First Presbyterian Church, Columbia, South Carolina, Chancellor’s Professor, Reformed Theological Seminary, Teaching Fellow, Ligonier Ministries "Numerous Evangelicals from Matthew Henry to John Wesley, from George Whitefield to Jupiter Hammon deeply appreciated the works of William Burkitt, whose literary corpus was regularly being published into the nineteenth century. Like other Christian authors in the Puritan and Evangelical orbits, however, in the twentieth century his name and his books fell into almost-complete obscurity. This new printing of his New Testament reflections is thus most welcome, for it enables us to once again appreciate an author who was a force for good in his day, one whom Charles Haddon Spurgeon called “Old Master Burkitt.” —Michael A G Haykin, Chair and professor of church history, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. "To an earlier generation, William Burkitt’s name was well known. C.H. Spurgeon regarded Burkitt's expository commentary as a "goodly volume," and recommended "attentive perusal" of it. This republication of Burkitt’s ‘Expository Notes’ (perhaps J. C. Ryle intentionally echoed Burkitt) should bring this readable and practical author to modern readers. Pastor Ventura and Solid Ground Christian Books has done the church a good service in reacquainting us with this forgotten treasure. Read and be greatly edified." —Ian Hamilton, Principal, Westminster Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Newcastle "Burkitt's commentary is not as well known in our day as it has been in times past, and as it deserves to be still. Busy pastors may not feel the need for yet another commentary to consult in sermon preparation, but this is not just another commentary. In short order, Burkitt handles texts in such a way as to give helpful outlines, concise exposition, thought provoking observations and a variety of rich applications. His commentary is also useful as a heart-warming aid in private devotions. I am glad to see it back in print." —Lee McKinnon Pastor, Covenant Reformed Baptist Church, Bluefield, WV "The resurrection from obscurity of William Burkitt's New Testament commentary with this republication will breathe new life into the devotional reading of Scripture, especially in private and family use. This work possesses a beautiful spirituality wedded to orthodox doctrine in the Reformed tradition. It abounds with words fitly spoken, like apples of gold in pictures of silver. Burkitt’s commentary is not only faithful to biblical truth; it expresses that truth with literary grace. This two-volume set may well become your favorite first reference for general edification from New Testament passages. I warmly commend it to all." —D. Scott Meadows, Pastor Calvary Baptist Church (Reformed) Exeter, New Hampshire VOLUME ONE: Matthew - Romans is 540 pages VOLUME TWO: 1 Corinthians - Revelation is 460 pages SAMPLES: **MATTHEW 1:21 "You shall call His name Jesus, for He shall save His people from their sin." "Observe here, 1. A prediction of our Savior's birth; the virgin shall bring forth a son. 2. A precept for the imposition of his name; Thou shalt call his name Jesus, that is, a Savior. 3. The reason why that name was given him; because he should save his people, not temporarily, as Joshua did the Israelites from their enemies, but spiritually and externally from their sins; not in their sins but from them; that is, from the guilt and punishment, from the power and dominion, of them. Observe, 4. The peculiar subjects of this privilege; his people: He shall save his people from their sins. Learn, 1. That sin is the evil of evils; or that sin considered in itself, is comparatively the greatest and worst of evils. 2. That the great end of Christ's coming into the world, was to be a Savior from this evil. 3. That Christ's own people do want and stand in need of a Savior as well as others; if he does not save them from their sins, they must die in and for their sins, as well as others. Therefore he saves them from sin in three ways; 1. By obtaining pardon for sin, and in reconciling us to God. 2. By weakening the reigning power of sin, and implanting a new principle of holiness in the heart. 3. By perfecting and accomplishing all these happy beginnings at the end of this life in heaven." **MATTHEW 11:28-30 v. 28- "Here we have a sweet invitation, backed with a gracious encouragement: Christ invites such as are weary of the burden of sin, of the slavery of Satan, of the yoke of the ceremonial law, to come unto him for rest and ease; and as an encouragement assures them, that upon their coming to him they shall find rest. Learn, 1. That sin is the soul's laborious burden; Come unto me, all ye that labour. Labouring supposes a burden to be laboured under; this burden is sin's guilt. 2. That such as come to Christ for rest must be laden sinners. 3. That laden sinners not only may but ought to come to Christ for rest; they may come, because invited; they ought to come, because commanded. 4. That the laden sinner, upon his coming, shall find rest. Come, &c. Note here, That to come unto Christ in the phrase of the New Testament is to believe in him, and to become one of his disciples. He that cometh unto me shall not hunger, he that believeth on me shall not thirst. John 6:35. v. 29- Here note, That the phrase of take the yoke is judaical; the Jewish doctors spake frequently of the yoke of the law; the yoke of the commandments: and the ceremonies imposed upon the Jews are called a yoke, Acts 15:10. Now as Moses had a yoke, so had Christ. Accordingly, observe, 1. Christ's disciples must wear Christ's yoke. This yoke is twofold; a yoke of instruction; and a yoke of affliction; Christ's law is a yoke of instruction; it instructs; it restrains our natural inclinations, it curbs our sensual appetites; it is a yoke to corrupt nature; this yoke Christ calls his yoke, Take my yoke upon you: 1. Because he, as a Lord, lays it upon our necks. 2. Because he, as a servant, bore it upon his own neck first, before he laid it upon ours. Observe, 2. That the way and manner how to bear Christ's yoke must be learnt of Christ himself. Take my yoke upon you, and learn of me; that is, learn of me, both what to bear, and how to bear. Observe, 3. That Christ's humility and lowly-mindedness, is a great encouragement to Christians to come unto him, and learn of him, both how to obey his commands, and how to suffer his will and pleasure. Learn of me, for I am meek. v. 30-Observe here, 1. Christ's authority and greatness; he has power to impose a yoke, and inflict a burden. My yoke; my burden. 2. His clemency and goodness, is imposing an easy yoke, and a light burden. My yoke is easy, my burden is light: that is, my service is good and gainful, profitable and useful; not only tolerable but delightful; and as is my yoke such is my burden: The burden of my cross, both light, not absolutely, but comparatively; the weight of my cross is not comparable with the glory of my crown. Learn, That the service of Christ, though hard and intolerable to corrupt nature, yet is a most desirable and delightful service to grace, or renewed nature; Christ's service is easy to a spiritual mind. 1. It is easy, as it is a rational service; consonant to right reason, though contradictory to depraved nature. 2. Easy as it is a spiritual service; delightful to a spiritual mind. 3. Easy, as it is an assisted service; considering that we work not in our own strength, but in God's. 4. Easy, when once it is an accustomed service; though hard to beginners, it is easy to progressors; the further we walk, the sweeter is our way. 5. Easy, as it is the most gainful service; having the assurance of an eternal weight of glory, as the reward of our obedience. Well therefore might our holy Lord say to his followers; My yoke is easy, and my burden is light." **JOHN 1:14 "The evangelist having asserted the divinity of Christ in the foregoing verses, comes now to speak of his humanity and manifestation in our nature: The word was made flesh. Where note, 1. Our Savior's incarnation for us. 2. His life and conversation here among us. He dwelt or tabernacled for a season with us. In the incarnation or assumption of our nature, Observe, 1. The person assuming, The Word, that is, the second person subsisting in the glorious Godhead. Observe, 2. The nature assumed, flesh; that is, the human nature, consisting of soul and body. But why is it not said, The Word was made man? but, The Word was made flesh. Ans. To denote and set forth the wonderful abasement and condescension of Christ; there being more of vileness and weakness, and opposition to spirit, in the word flesh, than in the word man. Christ's taking flesh implies, that he did not only take upon him the human nature, but all the weaknesses and infirmities of that nature also, (sinful infirmities and personal infirmities excepted,) he had nothing to do with our sinful flesh. Though Christ loved souls with an infinite and insuperable love, yet he would not sin to save a soul. And he took no personal infirmities upon him, but such as are common to the whole nature, as hunger, thirst, weariness. Observe, 3. The assumption itself, He was made flesh; that is, he assumed the human nature into an union with his Godhead, and so became a true and real man by that assumption. Learn hence, That Jesus Christ did really assume the true and perfect nature of man, into a personal union with his divine nature, and still remains true God, and true Man, in one person, for ever. O blessed union! O thrice happy conjunction! As Man, Christ had an experimental sense of our infirmities and wants; as God, he can support and supply them all. Note farther, 2. As our Savior's incarnation for us, so his life and conversation among us; He dwelt, or tabernacled amongst us. The tabernacle was a type of Christ's human nature. 1. As the outside of the tabernacle was mean, made of ordinary materials, but its inside glorious; so was the Son of God. 2. God's special presence was in the tabernacle; there he dwelt, for he had a delight therein. In like manner dwelt all the fulness of the Godhead bodily in Christ; and the glory of his divinity shined forth to the eye and view of his disciples; for they beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father; that is, whilst Christ appeared as a man amongst us, he gave great and glorious testimonies of his being the Son of God. Learn hence, That in the day of our Savior's incarnation, the divinity of his person did shine forth through the veil of his flesh, and was seen by all them that had spiritual eye to behold it, and a mind disposed to consider it. We beheld his glory, the glory as of the only begotten of the Father." **JOHN 19:30- Observe here, 1. Our Lord's last words, It is finished. 2. His last act, He bowed his head, and gave up the ghost. As to the former, his last words, It is finished, this might be the probable intendment of it: 1. It is finished; that is, now is my Father's eternal counsel concerning me accomplished, and now is the promise that he made of my becoming a sacrifice for sin fulfilled; both my Father's purpose and my Father's promise are now receiving their final accomplishment. 2. It is finished; that is, the scriptures are now fulfilled; all the types that did prefigure me, all the prophetical predictions that were made of me, all the Jewish sacrifices that pointed at me, have now received their final accomplishment in me, and are abolished in my death. 3. It is finished; that is, my sufferings are now ended, my race is run, my work is done, I am now putting my last hand to it, my death is before me, I have finished the work, the whole work, which I came into the world for, doing as well as dying; all is upon the matter completed, it is just finishing, it will be instantly finished. Again, 4. It is finished: that is, the fury and malice, the rage and revenge of my enemies, is now ended, they have done their worst; the chief priests an soldiers, the judges and witnesses, the executioners and tormentors, have all tired out themselves with the exercise of their own malice; but now their spite and spleen, their envy and enmity, is ended, and the Son of God is at rest. 5. It is finished: that is, the glorious work of man's redemption and salvation is perfected and performed, consummated and completed, the price is paid, satisfaction is given, redemption is purchased, and salvation insured to a miserable world. Woe unto us, if Christ had left but one farthing of our debt to the justice of God unpaid; we must have lain in hell to all eternity, as being insolvent; but Chrst has by one offering for ever perfected them that are sanctified. Learn hence, that Jesus Christ hath perfected and completely finished, the great work of redemption, committed to him by God the Father. Observe, 2. Our Saviour's last act: He bowed his head and gave up the ghost. Whence learn, the spontaneity and voluntariness of Christ's sufferings, how freely he surrendered to death; his soul was not rent from him, but yielded up to God by him; Christ was a volunteer in dying; though his death was a violent death; yet it was a voluntary sacrifice; He bowed his head and gave up the ghost. **ACTS 12:5,6-"So Peter was kept in prison, but earnest prayer for him was made to God by the church. Now when Herod was about to bring him out, on that very night, Peter was sleeping between two soldiers, bound with two chains, and sentries before the door were guarding the prison." v. 5- "That is, fervent and importunate prayer was put up to God by the church on Peter's behalf: With the united strength of their whole souls they stormed heaven, and took him by force out of Herod's hand. Learn, 1. That when the church is plunged into deep perplexities, the only help she can hope for must come unto her in the way of prayer. Learn, 2. That when God suffers any of the ministers of the church to fall under the rage of persecutors, it is the church's duty to wrestle with God by prayer in an extraordinary manner on their behalf; "prayer was made without ceasing of the church." Learn 3. That when God intends to bestow any extraordinary mercy upon his church, he stirs up the hearts of his people to pray for it in a very extraordinary manner. v. 6- Observe, Peter continued in prison till the very night before Herod intended to bring him out to the people: And if they desired it, it is probable he intended to put him to death the next day. Learn thence, That God oft-times suffers his children to come to the pit's brink, and then delivers them, that they may be the more sensible of his mercy, and have the greater cause to magnify his power. Peter was now come to his last night; the tyrant Herod probably intended his execution next morning. Now was the time for God to step in: Our extremity is his opportunity. Observe farther, That notwithstanding Peter's imminent and impending danger, he sleeps very soundly, resigning up himself into the hands of Christ, and resolving, if he may no longer live Christ's servant, that he will die his sacrifice. I question whether Herod that imprisoned him slept half so soundly. Lord! how soft and secure a pillow is a good conscience, even in the confines of death, and in the very jaws of danger! Observe lastly, That God takes most care of Peter, when he was able to take least care of himself: When he was asleep, and altogether insensible of his danger, God was awake, and acting effectually in order to his deliverance. Happy prisoners! who have God with them in prison; such are prisoners of hope indeed, and shall certainly experience divine help." **1 CORINTHIANS 1:30,31- "Our apostle had in the foregoing verses acquainted the Corinthians how low and despicable their outward condition was in this world; he tells them the world looked upon them as weak and foolish, and, as such, despised and disdained them, but as a superabundant recompense for the despicable meanness of their outward condition, he tells them what they are in Christ Jesus, how rich they are as Christians; that Christ is made unto them wisdom, righteousness, sanctification, and redemption. Observe here 1. An enumeration of the believing Christian's privileges, received by virtue of his interest in Christ, and union with him; and they are wisdom, righteousness, sanctification, and redemption; to relieve us against our ignorance and blindness, he is our wisdom, the fountain of divine illumination, enabling us to see both our sin and danger; to discharge us from the burden of our guilt and obnoxiousness to divine wrath, he is our righteousness, the author of justification, procuring for us remission of sin, and acceptance with God; to free us from the pollution and power of sin, he is our sanctification; purging us by his Spirit, as well as pardoning by his blood, coming both by water and blood into our souls: and to set us at liberty from captivity and thralldom to sin and Satan, and the law, he is made our redemption, that is, the blessed author of a beloved redemption, not from Egyptian bondage or Babylonish captivity, but from the dominion of sin and servitude to Satan, from the wrath of God, from the curse of the law, from the danger and dread of death. Learn hence, That God hath stored up in Christ all that we want, a suitable and full supply for every need, and made it communicable to us: he is our wisdom, our righteousness, our sanctification, and redemption, our all in all, our all in the want of all. Observe, 2. The method, way, and manner, by and after which believers come to be invested with, and made partakers of, these glorious privileges: Christ of God is made unto us; this denotes, (1.) That Christ with all his benefits becomes ours by a special and effectual application: he is made unto us. (2.) That this application of Christ is the work of God, and not of man; of God he is made unto us. Learn hence, That the Lord Jesus Christ, with all the precious fruits and invaluable benefits of his death, became ours by God's special and effectual application. Observe, 3. The reason here assigned why the whole economy of grace is put into the hand of Christ, why all is communicated by him, and derived from him, namely, that all the saints' glorying may be in him, and not in themselves: That no flesh should glory in his presence, but as it is written, Let him that glorieth, glory in the Lord, ver. 29, 31. Infinite wisdom and sovereign pleasure has centered all grace in Christ; it hath pleased the Father that in him should all fullness dwell; and the fullness that is in him is a ministerial fullness, it dwells in him on purpose to dispense to us, according as our exigencies do require, and our faith deserve; for of him are we in Christ Jesus, who of God is made unto us wisdom, righteousness, sanctification, and redemption; that, according as it is written, 'He that glorieth, let him glory in the Lord.'" **2 TIMOTHY 3:16- Our apostle closes this chapter with an exhortation to Timothy to persevere in his study of the Holy Scriptures, by an argument drawn, 1. From the dignity and authority of the scriptures; 2. From their utility; 3. From their perfection. 1. From their dignity and authority, They are given by the inspiration of God: that is, they are not the contrivance of any man's wit and fancy, but a revelation of the mind and will of God; and those that wrote them were excited to it, and assisted in it, by the Spirit of God; no part of scripture had either angels or men for its author, but every part of scripture is divinely inspired or breathed by God, both for matter and order, style and words. A second argument is drawn from the utility and sufficiency of the holy scriptures; they are profitable for doctrine and instruction, teaching us what to know and believe in order to salvation, concerning God, and Christ, and ourselves, &c. for reproof of error, and confutation of false doctrines, for correction of sin and evil manners, for instruction in righteousness, directing us how to lead a holy and righteous life, according to the will of God. A third argument is taken from the perfection of them; they are able to make the man of God perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all good works; that is, to make the ministers of Christ complete in knowledge, faith, and holiness, every way fitted for their work and duty, as Christians, and as ministers. Observe here, 1. That the scriptures of the Old Testament, and not of the New, must be the scriptures here intended, they being the only scriptures which Timothy had known from a child; that was before the scriptures of the new Testament were written. Observe, 2. That the apostle doth not say that these scriptures were of themselves sufficient to make Timothy wise unto salvation, but only that with faith in Christ Jesus they were sufficient for that end; much more then must the scriptures both of the Old and New Testament together, when accompanied with faith in Jesus Christ, be sufficient for that end. Observe, 3. That the scriptures are a perfect, plain, and sufficient rule, in all things necessary to salvation. 1. They are a perfect rule; because the writers of them were inspired, and consequently their writings are infallible. 2. They are a plain rule; otherwise they would be no rule at all, of no more use to direct our faith and practice than a sun-dial in a dark room is to tell us the hour of the day. A rule that is not plain, whatever it may be in itself, is of no use to us till it is made plain. 3. They are a sufficient rule; they are able to make the man of God perfect, and wise to salvation. Here the church of Rome distinguishes, and says, the scriptures are sufficient to salvation, but not to instruction, to whom one of the martyrs replied, "If so, God send me the salvation and you the instruction." It is conceived by some that this was the last epistle that ever St. Paul wrote; if so, this is the last charge that ever he gave, and concerns us the more to attend to the solemnity of it. The chapter before us is St. Paul's Cygnea Cantio, his last and sweetest song; by a spiritual sagacity he saw his end approaching, and the time of his martyrdom to be at hand; he therefore, like a dying man, adjures Timothy in a most awful and tremendous manner, to preach the word with all diligence and care, which he had so highly extolled in the foregoing chapter, as being able to make all persons wise unto salvation." **JAMES 1:18-"Of his own will he has brought us forth by the word of truth, that we might be a kind of first-fruits of his creatures." These words are very expressive of four things, namely, of the efficient cause, the impulsive cause, the instrumental and the final cause for our regeneration. Observe, 1. The author and efficient cause of regeneration; he that is the Father of lights, mentioned in the foregoing verse, begat us. Note, that God, and God alone, is the prime efficient cause of regeneration; it is subjectively in the creature, it is efficiently from God: Christ appropriates this work to God, Matthew 11:23. The Scriptures appropriates it to God, Psalms 34:9, called his saints, and God himself appropriates it to himself, I will put my spirit within them, &c. Ezekiel 36:27 Observe, 2. The impelling, impulsive, and moving cause of regeneration, his own will: Of his own will begat he us; by his mere motion, induced by no cause, but the goodness of his own breast, of his own will, and not naturally, as he begat the Son from eternity; of his own will, and not necessarily, by a necessity of nature, as the sun enlightens and enlivens, but by an arbitrariness of grace; of his own will, and not by any obligation from the creature; by the will of God, and not for the merit and desert of man. Observe, 3. The instrumental cause of our regeneration, the word of truth, that is, the gospel, which is the great instrument in God's hand for producing the new birth in the souls of his people. Here note, the gospel is called truth by way of excellency, the word of truth, that is, the true word; and also by way of eminency, as containing a higher and more excellent truth than any other divine truth; the gospel declares the truth of all the Old Testament types. Observe, 4. The final cause of our new birth, that we should be a kind of first-fruits of his creatures, that is, of his new creatures, the chief among his creatures; the first-fruits were the best of every kind to be offered to God, and were given as God's peculiar right and portion; thus the new creature is God's peculiar portion taken out of mankind, which being consecrated to God by a new begetting, they ought to serve him with a new spirit, new thankfulness, as lying under the highest obligations unto new obedience. PRE-PUBLICATION OFFER OF THIS RARE TWO VOLUME SET SGCB Price: $79.95 (list price $130.00)OVERSIZED HARDCOVER SET |
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click for details | | TAKING HOLD OF GOD'S COVENANT The Doctrine of God's Covenants Expounded and Applied Charles H. Spurgeon TAKING HOLD OF GOD'S COVENANT The Doctrine of God's Covenants Expounded and Applied By Charles H. Spurgeon This never-before-published volume contains the sermons preached by "The Prince of Preachers" on the foundational subject of GOD'S COVENANTS. You will be taken on a journey from the earliest days of his ministry until his latter days and see the growth and development of Spurgeon's understanding of Covenant Theology. Not only will your mind be enlightened on this glorious theme, but your heart will be enlarged as these truths are applied to the life of the believer in Christ. (1) God in the Covenant - Jeremiah 31:33 (August 3, 1856) (2) Christ in the Covenant - Isaiah 49:8 (August 31, 1856) (3) The Holy Spirit in the Covenant - Ezekiel 36:27 (in 1856) (4) Covenant Blessings - Psalm 111:5 (summer of 1858) (5) The Blood of the Everlasting Covenant - Hebrews 13:20 (September 4th, 1859) (6) Messenger of the Covenant - Malachi 3:1 (September 7, 1862) (7)The Blood of Christ's Covenant - Zechariah 9:11 (November 12, 1863) (8) David's Sublime Consolation - 2 Samuel 23:5 (May 23, 1867) (9) Justification, Propitiation, Declaration - Romans 3:24-26 (October 9, 1870) (10) Covenant Blessings - Ezekiel 36:26,27 (April 14, 1872) (11) Blood of the Covenant - Hebrews 13:20,21 (August 2, 1874) (12) Diamond hinges 'As' and 'So' - Isaiah 54:9 (August 1, 1875) (13) The Covenant Pleaded - Psalm 74:20 (January 1879) (14) Taking Hold of God's Covenant - Isaiah 56:4,6 (October 5, 1879) (15) The Blood of the Covenant - Hebrews 9:20 (November 14, 1880) (16) The Priest Ordained by the Oath of God - Hebrews 7:20-22 (May 1, 1881) (17) The Perpetuity of the law of God - Matthew 5:18 (May 21, 1882) (18) The Law Written on the Heart - Jeremiah 31:33 (October 29, 1882) (19) The Bond of the Covenant - Ezekiel 20:34-38 (May 10, 1885) (20) God's Remembrance of His Covenant - Psalm 106:44,45 (Feb. 14, 1886) (21) Cleansing: A Covenant Blessing - Ezekiel 36:25 (September 19, 1886) (22) The Covenanter - Psalm 25:10 (July 31, 1887) (23) Twelve Covenant Mercies - Isaiah 55:3 (June 30, 1889) (24) The Covenant - Psalm 111:5 (25) The Wondrous Covenant - Hebrews 8:10 (26) Private and Confidential - Psalm 25:14 (27) The Heavenly Rainbow - Revelation 4:3 SPURGEON NEW Pre-Publication Price SGCB Price: $16.50 (list price $30.00)Contain 27 Classic Spurgeon Expositions on God's Covenants Ordering with THE GOSPEL FOR THE PEOPLE & THE EVERTLASTING GOSPEL SGCB Price: $52.00 (list price $100.00)THIS PRICE IS FOR ALL THREE TITLES |
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| | THE SERMONS OF GILBERT TENNENT A Rare Glimpse at the Forgotten Minister of the First Great Awakening Gilbert Tennent Though Gilbert Tennent is outshined by such men as Jonathan Edwards and George Whitefield, his contributions to the Great Awakening were no less significant. Archibald Alexander writes, "Indeed, all must acknowledge, that among the friends and promoters of the revival he stood pre-eminent." Whereas Edwards ministered mainly in the New England colonies and Whitefield traveled throughout the colonies, Tennent ministered in the middle colonies: New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania. All of them ministered during a time of moral and spiritual decline, and all of them issued a clarion call for sinners to repent, pastors to lead and churches and denominations to purify themselves. The result 'by God's grace' was a special 'awakening' as the Holy Spirit stirred the slumbering masses and drew many to Christ. NOW YOU HAVE THE UNIQUE PRIVILEGE OF READING THE SERMONS OF THIS POWERFUL INSTRUMENT ON REVIVAL DURING THE FIRST GREAT AWAKENING. TABLE OF CONTENTS. SERMON 1. On Original Sin, from Rom. 5:12. SERMON 2. On the Wisdom of God in Redemption, 1 Cor. 1:24. SERMONS 3,4. On Early Religion, Prov. 8:17. SERMONS 5-14 From Ezek. 33:11. On Conversion. Sermon 5. The Wretched State of the Unconverted. Sermon 6. The Attainments of the Unconverted. Sermon 7. The Nature of Conviction. Sermon 8. The Nature of Conversion. Sermon 9. God's Lamentation over Sinners. Sermon 10. Delays in Religion inconsistent. Sermon 11. Unconverted Sinners lost Creatures. Sermon 12. The Call of God, and the Word of God. Sermon 13. The Pains of Satan to damn us. Sermon 14. Directions to the Unconverted. SERMON 15. On the Riches of Grace, from Rev. 22:17 SERMON 16. On Backsliding, from Jer. 3:22 SERMON 17. On Returning to God, from Hos. 2:6, 7. SERMON 18. On religious Singularity, from Mat. 5:46, 47. N. B. I have added one SERMON on Original Righteousness to the above, with Design to complete the Order of Subjects and enforce the Argument on Original Sin. Pre-Publication Special Offer SGCB Price: $14.95 (list price $25.00) |
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 click for details | | "THE PRINCE OF PREACHERS TO CHILDREN" The Life and Pastoral Sermons of Richard Newton W.W. Newton and Richard Newton Richard Newton (1812-1887) has fast become a favorite at Solid Ground Christian Books as his marvelous children's books have been circulating throughout the world. We are honored to be able to man and the pastoral ministry of "The Prince of Preachers to Children" in our latest Newton book. This book contains 20 complete sermons preached by Newton in the regular ministry of the Churches he served in Philadelphia, PA for more than 45 years, and a Memoir of his blessed life written by his son. Some of the sermons included are: THE SONG OF THE FORGIVEN -Revelation 1:5,6 THE NEW SONG - Revelation 5:9 RELIGION A JOYFUL THING - John 17:13 THE GLORIOUS REST - Isaih 11:10 THE POWERS OF THE WORLD TO COME - Hebrews 6:5 THE CONVERSION OF LYDIA, AND ITS LESSONS - Acts 16:13-15 THE BELIEVER'S DELIGHT IN THE EVERLASTING COVENANT - 2 Samuel 23:5 PRE-PUBLICATION TITLE SGCB Price: $15.95 (list price $30.00)Nearly 50% Discount Until in Print |
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| | CHILDREN'S THOUGHTS - Lessons on Bad Thoughts and Good Thoughts Rev. George Wagner Very rare title by a great preacher to children, this volume covers the following subjects: This little book is a kind of sequel to a similar one, called "Children's Wishes." It is sent forth with much prayer, that it may accomplish that, which God shall please; and in the encouraging remembrance, that He, who is so great, and because He is so great, hath chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise, the weak things of the world to confound the things which are mighty, and base things of the world, and things, which are despised, yea and things which are not, to bring to nought things that are} that no flesh should glory in His presence. PART ONE - BAD THOUGHTS 1- Vain Thoughts; or, What Will They Profit? 2- Wicked Thoughts; or, God is Like Me 3- Hard Thoughts of God; or, The Hidden Talent 4- Reckless Thoughts; or, I Don't Care 5- Procrastinating Thoughts; or, The Time is not Come PART TWO- GOOD THOUGHTS 1- Holy Thoughts, or, Consider Jesus 2- Unselfish Thoughts, or, I am not my own 3- Kind Thoughts, or, Whom can I help? 4- Lowly Thoughts, or, I Must Decrease 5- Happy Thoughts, or, To Die is Gain PRE-PUBLICATION TITLE SGCB Price: $8.95 (list price $15.00)Pre-Publication Title Order with "Children's Wishes" and "Children's Temptations" SGCB Price: $22.50 (list price $45.00)50% Off When Ordered with Trilogy |
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| | CHILDREN'S WISHES George Wagner It will be felt at once, that we have entered, in the following pages, on a wide and inexhaustible subject, An hundred chapters, instead of ten, might have been written on " Children's Wishes." It was thought, however, on every account, to be better not to exceed the present limits of this little volume. Even this feeble endeavour to feed the lambs of Christ's fold, will not be in vain, if it suggest to parents a subject to be followed out in conversations with their children; and if they unite their prayers with ours, that God may graciously bless the following simple words to our youthful readers. CONTENTS PART I. WRONG WISHES. Jonah : or, the wish to be thought important Hezekiah : or, the wish to make a display Peter : or, the wish to know what does not concern us Ananias and Sapphira : or, the wish to be thought better than we are The Mother of Zebedee's Children : or, the wish to be great PART II. RIGHT WISHES. Nehemiah : or, the desire to fear God The Disciples : or, the wish to pray David: or, the desire to know one's own heart Philip : or, the desire to know the Father Moses : or, the desire to be satisfied with mercy PRE-PUBLICATION TITLE SGCB Price: $8.95 (list price $15.00)Order with "Children's Thoughts" and "Children's Temptations" SGCB Price: $22.50 (list price $45.00)50% Off When Ordered with Trilogy |
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 | | CHILDREN'S TEMPTATIONS George Wagner These words of a Pastor to the " lambs" of his flock will have a peculiar significance for those to whom he ministered with such affectionate interest; for whilst he was considering their "temptations" amid much weakness and weariness in a distant land, he was called away to his eternal "rest," so that to these "little ones," most especially, he " being dead yet speaketh." CONTENTS THE TEMPTATION TO FORGET GOD, . . 1 THE TEMPTATION TO DISTRUST GOD, . 17 THE TEMPTATION TO LIMIT GOD, ... 35 THE TEMPTATION TO BE DISCONTENTED, . 51 THE TEMPTATION TO OVERLOOK GOD'S HAND, 67 THE TEMPTATION TO LOOK AT THINGS SEEN, 83 THE TEMPTATION TO ANGER, .... 99 THE TEMPTATION TO SLOTH 113 THE TEMPTATION TO DECEIT, . . . 129 THE TEMPTATION TO FEAR MAN, ... 145 PRE-PUBLICATION PRICE SGCB Price: $8.95 (list price $15.00)Order with "Children's Thoughts" and "Children's Wishes" SGCB Price: $22.50 (list price $45.00)50% Off When Ordered with Trilogy |
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 click for details | | AT THE EVENING HOUR Simple Talks on Spiritual Subjects Ethelbert D. Warfield AT THE EVENING HOUR: Simple Talks on Spiritual Subjects by E.D. Warfield Ethelbert D. Warfield (1861-1936) was the younger brother of Benjamin B. Warfield, and a man who served Christ as did his older, more famous brother. These ten messages were delivered on Sunday afternoons to the students of Lafayette College where Dr. Warfield served as President from 1891-1915. According to the author, "They have also in most cases been published in such papers as the Sunday School Times, the New York Observer, and the Presbyterian Messenger. They are now published in the hope that they may bring a message of cheer to others who are seeking to live for Christ and his service." The Contents are as follows - 1) "Let Him Who Loves Me Follow Me" 2) Loyalty to Evil 3) Christian Aspiration 4) The Lesson of Solomon's Decline 5) The Longing of the Soul for God 6) The Christian's 'Cordon Bleu' 7) The Beauty of Boyhood 8) True Manhood 9) Responsibility 10) College Life and College Learning THIS IS A VERY RARE VOLUME! Pre-Publication Special Price SGCB Price: $7.25 (list price $12.00)Order 10 or More Copies (50% Off) SGCB Price: $6.00 (list price $12.00)ENTER THE EXACT QUANTITY INTO CART AND UPDATE QTY |
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| | PRACTICAL ATHEISM: The Battle of Every Heart and The Plague of Every Nation Stephen Charnock This sermon is taken from Charnock's classic EXISTENCE & ATTRIBUTES OF GOD. Charnock demonstrates in a most convincing way, that Practical Atheism is as widespread as the heart of every man and nation. You will soon be lead to see that the problem addressed in this discourse is not "out there" but "in here", that is, within our sin-stained heart and soul. This treatise is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the plague that is spreading throughout the world, a plague more deadly than any that has ever attacked our globe. "Atheism in the Westen world wears the clothing of evolutionary humanism. We are asked to believe that everything in this infinitely complex creation happened by chance. Stephen Charnock explains why atheism is foolishness. He does this very well. It is splendid to have his work in print." Erroll Hulse Associate pastor Leeds Reformed Baptist Church There were theological and spiritual giants in the earth in the days of the English Puritans, and Stephen Charnock (1628-80) was prominent among them. His Works present a feast of rich teaching and exposition, characterized throughout by sound theology, profound thought, and an imaginative style. While expounding timeless truth, Charnock's discourses are strikingly relevant to contemporary discussions. Then, as now, there were many willing to declare their atheism publicly, who would "not only say it in their hearts, but publish it with their lips, and boast that they have shaken off those shackles which bind other men's consciences". However, "every atheist is a grand fool. If he were not a fool he would not imagine a thing so contrary to...the rational dictates of his own soul, and contrary to the testimony of every creature and link in the chain of creation." In the words of J.I. Packer, "Charnock has no desire to speculate, but only to declare the works and ways, the nature and character, of the God of the Bible." Pre-publication Title SGCB Price: $7.95 (list price $13.00) |
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| | THE HISTORY OF A PENITENT A Penetrating Exposition of Psalm 130 George W. Bethune This precious book is the perfect companion to our recently published Exposition of Psalm 51 by Robert Candlish, entitled THE PRAYER OF A BROKEN HEART. In this book, George Bethune, best known for his Exposition of the Heidelberg Catechism (published by Banner of Truth), turns his gifted pen to a heart-searching examination of Psalm 130. In the words of the author: "The more a Christian grows in the knowledge of the divine life, the more he loves the Psalms; they are the milk of his infancy, the counsels of his youth, the solaces of his age. In them the Lord his Shepherd leads him to the greenest pastures, the coolest and most quiet waters. While he has this golden book, this epitome of all Scripture, his table is ever furnished with pleasant food, his cup runs over with the wine of the kingdom, and an excellent oil is poured upon his head. 'Is any afflicted?' says the Apostle James, 'let him pray. Is any merry? let him sing psalms.' Prayers and psalms are both supplied in the one book. In them we worship, we pray, and sing with the church of all ages. They have been the songs of every pilgrim, and they will be sung until the new song of heaven shall employ all the tongues of the redeemed. Among the Psalms there are some more frequently adapted to our meditations than others, because more consonant with our ordinary experience. The 130th is one of these. In its brief compass we have a complete history of a penitentÆs life, nor can we study it to the end without having gone through all the articles of our creed in the order of Christian education, the heart-learning of the truth." Pre-Publication Price SGCB Price: $7.95 (list price $13.00)Order with Companion Volume THE PRAYER OF A BROKEN HEART by Candlish SGCB Price: $14.95 (list price $25.00) |
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| | THE CHRISTIAN'S HERITAGE Twenty Selected Expository Sermons Melancthon Jacobus, with Autobiography edited by Matthew Newkirk "Many former parishioners and admiring hearers of Dr. Jacobus have requested for publication those sermons which they have heard with profit. And these have been gathered and are now presented, without alteration or revision, just as they were written and left. There has been no such selection as would display mere exegetical skill or literary power. Those who have demanded the volume have made the choice of the contents. And these favorite discourses are issued with the prayer that he, being dead, may yet speak to many hearts with words of comfort, joy, and conviction." - from the Preface This precious volume of sermons by the man who wrote the outstanding commentaries on the Four Gospels and Acts was first and foremeost a preacher of God's Word. One needs only to read the first few paragraphs of the opening sermon, "The Christian's Heritage", to see, and feel, that this was a man of the Book. Scripture alone captivated this man because it spoke always of Christ. By the time you finish the opening sermon you will be riding high on the winds of heaven. A dear friend, Rev. William M. Paxton, wrote the following of Jacobus in his memorial address: "He died in the faith of those blessed truths which he has so ably expounded and so eloquently preached. Man's Sinfulness and Christ's Salvation were the great truths which appeared in his whole work as an expositor and preacher. He had a deep sense of his own personal unworthiness in the sight of God, and this led him with simple faith to accept Christ's righteousness as his only hope. In this confidence he lived and died." - TABLE OF CONTENTS Autobiographical Sketch of Dr. Jacobus 1- THE CHRISTIAN HERITAGE - 1 Cor. 3:21-23 2- LOSING OR SAVING LIFE - Mark 8:35 3- LIMITATIONS OF THE DIVINE WORKING - Mark 6:5 4- CHRIST THE IDEAL MISSIONARY - Acts 10:38 5- THE LAW OF THE DIVINE MANIFESTATION - John 14:22,23 6- THE FIVE "ONE THINGS" - Lk. 10:42; Mk. 10:21; Jn 9:25; Ps. 27:4; Pjil. 3:13 7- TO THE UTTERMOST - Heb. 7:25 8- PERSONAL LOVE OF JESUS - John 11:5 9- THE MERCHANT SEEKING CHRIST AND SOUGHT BY HIM - Luke 19:9,10 10- TEARFUL SOWING AND JOYFUL REAPING - Psalm 126:5,6 11- CHRISTIAN PRINCIPLE - Luke 16:10 12- UNIVERSAL THANKFULNESS - 1 Thess. 5:18 13- FEAR AND FAITH - Psalm 56:3 14- NO PERSONAL SALVATION EXCEPT BY PERSONAL SANCTIFICATION - John 13:8,9 15- MODERN INDIFFERENTISM - Acts 18:17 16- THE JOY OF GOD'S SALVATION - Psalm 51:12,13 17- EVERY MAN HIS OWN BUILDER - 1 Cor. 3:14,15 18- THE EAGLE'S NEST - Deut. 32:11,12 19- OUR HEAVENLY HOME - John 14:2 20- THE DOUBLE CALL - Rev. 22:17 Melancthon Jacobus Works Pre-Publication Price - Nearly 50% Off SGCB Price: $16.95 (list price $32.00)Order with Complete Four Volume Set on the New Testament SGCB Price: $50.00 (list price $107.00)Matthew, Mark & Luke, John and Acts (This Price Valid Only When Ordering The Christian Heritage |
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| | THE NEGLECTED BIBLE and SIXTEEN SHORT SERMONSThe Incredible Power of God's Word Ichabod Spencer & The American Tract Society The first article is entitled The Neglected Bible which was written by Ichabod Spencer (1798-1854) who served as a pastor in two churches during his lifetime. The incident recorded in this booklet took place while he was serving a church in Northampton, MA. Following this ministry he was called to a church planting effort in Brooklyn, NY where he remained for the rest of his life. The Neglected Bible is taken from his best-selling book entitled A Pastor's Sketches: Conversations with Anxious Souls Concerning the Way of Salvation. This book contains over seventy-five accounts of Spencer's personal ministry to troubled souls under his care. These are authentic dialogues with people who needed guidance in spiritual matters. They are timeless snapshots that allow one to enter into the counseling chamber and learn how to speak to men and women, young and old alike, about the issues of eternity. Sixteen Short Sermons is the second piece that makes up this life-changing booklet. It was written by an unknown clergyman in England, and was published by The American Tract Society in the early 19th century. It is mentioned several times in The Neglected Bible and was used by God to touch and change lives wherever it went. It contains, as the title suggests, sixteen one page sermons on the central themes of the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. SIXTEEN SHORT SERMONS is one of the best Gospel Tracts ever written. Spencer's article entitled THE NEGLECTED BIBLE and the Tract Society's Gospel Tract are here brought together for the very first time. They belong together! "Ernest Reisinger would talk of the relationship of the Westminster Confession of Faith and Pilgrim's Progress. You find the doctrines stated so richly in the Confession but lived out in personalities, debates, trials and victories in Bunyan's great work. That is like the relationship between Charles Hodge and his Systematic Theology and his great contemporary Ichabod Spencer and his Pastor's Sketches. The great truths of historic Christianity are spelled out with lucidity and power by Hodge but to see them applied in evangelizing the lost and strengthening the weak Christian and distinguishing between the weak believer and the false professor there is no one in 19th century America who did it more movingly than Spencer. He makes high theology accessible and fills it with pathos." - Geoff Thomas 50% Off - Pre-Publication Price SGCB Price: $2.50 (list price $5.00)Order in Ten Packs - 55% Off SGCB Price: $22.50 (list price $50.00)ENTER THE QUANTITY OF TEN PACKS - (Update Qty) Order 100 copies at more than 60% Off SGCB Price: $195.00 (list price $500.00)ENTER THE QUANTITY OF TEN PACKS - (Update Qty) Order a Case of 280 for 70% Off SGCB Price: $420.00 (list price $1,400.00) |
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| | DAVID, KING OF ISRAEL: The Divine Purpose and Practical Lessons of His Life William G. Blaikie DAVID, KING OF ISRAEL: The Divine Purpose and Practical Lessons of His Life was first written in 1861, this volume is the perfect companion volume to Blaikie's EXPOSITORY LECTURES ON 1ST & 2ND SAMUEL. Spurgeon said, "Dr. Blaikie is a good writer. This Life of David has supplied a great lack." Cyril Barber wrote, "Few writers have bequeathed to posterity such a legacy of devout exposition and reverent scholarship as William Garden Blaikie. Towards the end of the nineteenth century, when Sir William Robertson Nicoll began work on The Expositor's Bible, he wisely invited Dr. Blaikie to contribute commentaries on the Book of Joshua and the Books of First and Second Samuel. Blaikie's studies of these portions of the Old Testament rank among the finest ever produced." William G. Blaikie (1820-1899), who ministered in the Free Church of Scotland for 25 years before accepting the position of Professor of Apologetics and Pastoral Theology at the New College in Edinburgh, opens the Life of King David in a way that brings this significant material to life. Wonderful application in every chapter. Pre-preparation Price SGCB Price: $17.50 (list price $30.00) |
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| | SCRIPTURE BIOGRAPHY FOR THE YOUNG With Critical Illustrations and Practical Remarks Volumes 6 - 11 Thomas H. Gallaudet (1787-1851) was the Apostle to the Deaf in the United States. He devoted his life to teach the underprivileged the truths of God's Word. He wrote dozens and dozens of books using simple, straightforward language for children, young people and adults. These volumes are intended to take children and young people by the hand to lead them through the fascinating stories of the leading characters in the Old Testamernt Scriptures. Every chapter concludes with pointed and practical application to the hearts of the readers. The author is convinced that "the facts of the Bible should form a considerable part of a child's religious reading, instead of that mass of fictitious narrative which, at present, so greatly abounds." These are perfect for Family Devotions and would be appropriate to use with children from 5 years old to the late teens. We have read nothing like these volumes Volume 6 - Ruth to Samuel SGCB Price: $9.95 (list price $17.00)Volume 7 - The Life of David SGCB Price: $13.95 (list price $25.00)Volume 8 - Solomon to Ahaz SGCB Price: $14.50 (list price $26.00)Volume 9 - Hezekiah to Jeremiah SGCB Price: $12.50 (list price $22.00)Volume 10 - Ezekiel to Nehemiah SGCB Price: $12.50 (list price $22.00)Volume 11 - John to Paul SGCB Price: $14.95 (list price $27.00)COMPLETE ELEVEN VOLUME SET SGCB Price: $114.95 (list price $230.00)Add BONUS VOLUME on King Josiah When Ordering All Volumes SGCB Price: $5.00 (list price $12.00) |
