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 | | ELIJAH OF THE ALPSThe Story of William Farel the Swiss Reformer William M. Blackburn William Farel (1489-1565) was a French evangelist, and a founder of the Reformed Church in the cantons of NeuchGtel, Berne and Geneva, and the Canton of Vaud Switzerland. He is most often remembered for having persuaded John Calvin to remain in Geneva in 1536, and for persuading him to return there in 1541, after their expulsion in 1538. Together with Calvin, Farel worked to train missionary preachers who spread the Protestant cause to other countries, and especially to France. Farel was a fiery preacher and an energetic critic of the Roman Catholic Church. In the earliest years of the Reformation in France, he was a pupil of the pro-reform Catholic priest, Jacques Lefevre d'Etaples. While working with Lefevre in Meaux, he came under the influence of Lutheran ideas and became an avid promoter of them. He was forced to flee to Switzerland because of controversy that was aroused by his writings against the use of images in Christian worship. The opposition of the bishop forced him to leave Geneva in 1532, but he returned in 1533 to lead a public disputation in favor of the Reformation. The people declared in favor of Farel and his colleagues, and in 1535 the town council formally proclaimed the adoption of the Reformation. Farel entreated Calvin to assist in the organization of the new Protestant republic. The two men drew up a statement of doctrine and immediately instituted widespread reform of church practices. These measures were too sudden and too strict to be generally accepted, and Calvin and Farel were forced to leave Geneva in 1538. Farel went to Basel and then to NeuchGtel, where he worked unceasingly for the return of Calvin to Geneva, which he achieved in 1541. Throughout his life he remained a confidant and consultant of Calvin Interesting to note that as Calvin's friend, Farel was a promoter of Lutheran ideas in his youth. Today Calvinism and Lutheranism are two complete separate denominations, but Farel's relationship with both would show they had more in common than what is shown today. THE REFORMERS TRILOGY 50% SG NEW SGCB LATEST NOW AVAILABLE TO SHIP  SGCB Price: $12.95 (list price $25.00)Order with THE REFORMERS TRILOGY SGCB Price: $30.00 (list price $62.00)Includes the Biographies of Huss, Farel & Zwingli Add a Copy of THE ITALIAN REFORMER by W.M. Blackburn SGCB Price: $10.00 (list price $25.00)THIS PRICE FOR THOSE WHO ORDER "THE REFORMERS TRILOGY" |
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 click for details | | THE PATRIOTIC REFORMER The Life and Times of Ulrich Zwingli William M. Blackburn "No other reformer struck out a more original and independent course than Ulrich Zwingli (1483-1531). No other man attempted to be, at the same time, a preacher, author, statesman, military patriot and reformer. Why he gave such varied direction to his noble energies, and how well he succeeded in his efforts, it is partly the design of the present volume to show. His personal history is full of interesting incidents; his character rich in admirable qualitites; his public life conveys a lesson upon the mingling of religion and politics which it may be well to ponder in later times. The author has endeavoured to set forth the man and his friends as they grew in piety and laboured together in studying the Word of God, teaching and preaching the truth, and restoring the Church to the foundation of Christ and his Apostles. If the good seed of divine truth shall be found in the sheaves of this gleaning, and there be a soil for it in the reader's heart, the Lord may bless the volume now committed to his care." -from the Author's Preface THE REFORMERS TRILOGY SGCB LATEST NOW AVAILABLE TO SHIP SGCB Price: $12.50 (list price $25.00)Order with THE REFORMERS TRILOGY SGCB Price: $28.00 (list price $62.00)Includes the Biographies of Huss, Farel & Zwingli Add a Copy of THE ITALIAN REFORMER by W.M. Blackburn SGCB Price: $10.00 (list price $25.00)THIS PRICE FOR THOSE WHO ORDER "THE REFORMERS TRILOGY" |
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 click for details | | SAINT PAUL: Changing Our World For Christ Adolphe Monod, with New Translation by Constance K. Walker, Editor THE NEXT 2 PEOPLE WHO ORDER OUR MONOD SIX-PACK RECEIVE A FREE COPY OF THE BIOGRAPHY ENTITLED, 'ADOLPHE MONOD: The Voice of the Awakening' by Constance Walker (our Monod translator) "In 'Saint Paul', we discern the heart and soul behind much of Adolphe Monod's ministry. Yes, he wanted to lead his listeners and especially his own parishioners to the foot of the cross so that they would commit their lives to Christ, but that was just the beginning. He also wanted to raise up a generation of young people who would, through their faith and action, bring renewal to the church. Beyond that, even, his ultimate goal was to see the renewed church transform society and change the world. That was the need in nineteenth century France, and it is still the need today." -from the Translator's Preface Endorsements - "Sustained study of the life and ministry of the Apostle Paul over the past thirty years has convinced me that his work was utterly essential to the foundation of the church in the Apostolic era. And it is tremendous to have this old classic study of Paul by Adolphe Monod, the great French preacher of the nineteenth-century, lay out for us the importance of Paul's teaching and life. I am thrilled to recommend this old classic newly translated into English." - Dr. Michael A.G. Haykin, Professor of Church History and Biblical Spirituality, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky "In this classic work entitled 'Saint Paul, Changing our World for Christ,' Adolphe Monod (1802-1856) masterfully paints a portrait of Paul with a Scripture brush showing us the apostle in the richness and fullness of his person. In this book, Monod shows himself to be a profound Pauline scholar of the highest order, setting forth the life of the great apostle as a worthy example for us learn from and follow. This insightful and challenging volume is a must read for every lover of the apostle Paul, but more importantly, every lover of Christ, whom Paul sought to imitate so closely." - Rob Ventura, Pastor, Grace Community Baptist Church, North Providence, RI; Co-author of "A Portrait of Paul" "Imagine the world had not the Apostle Paul existed. Adolphe Monod, the spearhead of the French RTveil, asks and answers this question with pertinence. The world would be incomparably poorer. Though writing in the nineteenth century, he has brought the Apostle Paul to life for our own times, and indeed for all the ages. Contrary to popular images of Paul, this chief of the Apostles was a deeply feeling person, yet also a messenger of the Gospel whose God-given courage helped lay the foundation for the church as we know it. Once again, Constance K. Walker has faithfully translated this text in a way that loses nothing of the vividness of the original. This gem of a book is historically fascinating, theologically balanced, and a compelling inspiration for us to draw closer to the God of the Apostle Paul." - William Edgar, Professor of Apologetics, Westminster Seminary, Philadelphia, PA "The Christian Church in the West is in desperate need of revival. No argument there. Yet what shall we do to seek the life of Christ and allow it to reanimate our lives? Why not go back to St. Paul, whose theology became his biography? Why not return to the soul-stirring preaching of one man - a man called out by the risen Christ Himself - to guide us back to robust preaching, to fearless ministry, and to expectations that God will bless His Word, anoint our lips, save souls, transform lives, and establish His Kingdom? Why not return to a classic long due for translation and distribution for the English speaking church? Constance Walker's new translation and editing of the classic Saint Paul by Adolphe Monod, a godly 19th century French divine who was influenced so powerfully by Erskine of Scotland, is exactly what we need to be reading. You will find that the nutrients of the Gospel in Monod's work on the Apostle provide instant relief from the current, Old Christendom, feckless theological contaminants. This is powerful stuff. It is the power unto salvation. My thanks to Solid Ground and to Constance Walker for lifting this up. We need it now more than ever." - Michael A. Milton, Chancellor/CEO and The James M. Baird Jr. Professor of Pastoral Theology, Reformed Theological Seminary "Read this book! You will grow in Christ in new and different ways. You will see vividly what God's calling to you looks like. It's Constance Walker's translation and editing of Adolphe Monod's Saint Paul. Monod was 'the Voice of the [19th century French] Awakening,' and as you read you'll know why. He asks the simple but arresting question: What was it that made Paul who he was? Why was he able to accomplish so much, so deeply? Are you thinking, it must have been just the right time for the gospel? Or, he must have had an amazing gift-package? Well, you're wrong, both times. It was a terrible time for the gospel, and Paul was weak in so many ways. He said that, over and over - yet we struggle to accept it. But this book will do it for you. Then, you can look at your own calling, but not by looking at your gifts. You'll learn how the Lord delights to use you in your humanity, as he did Paul, weaknesses and all." - D. Clair Davis, Professor and Chaplain, Redeemer Seminary, Dallas, TX When James Stalker was asked by B.B. Warfield to list, in his opinion, the most helpful books on practical religion that existed he named the following: Thomas a Kempis' 'Imitation of Christ,' Richard Baxter's 'The Reformed Pastor,' Jeremy Taylor's 'Life of Christ,' John Owen's 'Holy Spirit,' and Adolphe Monod's 'Saint Paul.' J.H. Myers, the initial translator of this work, said the following about SAINT PAUL by Monod: "This book is unsurpassed in its department, in any language, for manly eloquence, thorough research, profound reflection, --a most earnest, glowing, and winning Christian spirit, united to an exact appreciation of the great Apostle's character and work,--and a wise and cautious, but bold and unflinching, application of his teachings to the times in which we live." TABLE OF CONTENTS Biographical Sketch Translator's Preface Saint Paul - Monod's Preface Rise Up, O Men of God First Discourse - HIS PRODIGIOUS WORK Second Discourse - HIS TEARFUL CHRISTIANITY Third Discourse - HIS RADICAL CONVERSION Fourth Discourse - HIS PERSONAL WEAKNESSES Fifth Discourse - HIS POWERFUL EXAMPLE Adolphe Monod (1802-1856) was a well known preacher and leader in the French Reformed Church. He was a pastor of various French congregations, including the prominent Reformed Church of Paris, and a professor at FRC Seminary, Montauban. His published sermons and essays have been widely circulated for over 150 years. 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 | | THE GOSPEL FOR THE PEOPLE: Sixty Short Sermons for Personal, Family or Corporate Worship Charles Haddon Spurgeon, Selected by Thomas Spurgeon THE GOSPEL FOR THE PEOPLE by C.H. Spurgeon Sixty Short Sermons, with a 34 page Skech of Mr. Spurgeon's Life, and Fourteen Portraits and Engravings, with a Preface by Pastor Thomas Spurgeon. These Short Sermons were selected by Thomas Spurgeon (his son) from the Series with a view to their being used in Mission Halls, and other similar places. They are about half the length of the ordinary Sermons. 496 Page Large Paperback Volume 1) Jesus, the Substitute for His People - Romans 8:34 2) Jesus, the Stumbling Stone of Unbelievers - 1 Peter 2:7,8 3) Jesus, the Delight of Heaven - Revelation 5:9,10 4) This Year Also - A Short Sermon for the New Year - Luke 13:8 5) The Covenant Pleaded - Psalm 74:20 6) The Empty Seat - A Sermon When Away from his People - 1 Samuel 20:27 7) The Poor Man's Prayer - Psalm 106:4,5 8) Every Man's Necessity - John 3:7 9) Satan's Punctuality, Power & Purpose - Luke 8:12 10) The Dual Nature and the Duel Within - Romans 7:23 11) The Meat and Drink of the New Nature - John 6:55 12) The Seven Sneezes - 2 Kings 4:34 13) Eyes Opened - Genesis 21:19 14) The Roes and the Hinds - Song of Solomon 2:7 15) The Risen Sun - Malachi 4:2 16) The Oil and the Vessels - 2 Kings 4:6 17) Two Sorts of Hearers - James 1:22-25 18) The Best of all Sights - Hebrews 2:9 19) The Hunger-Bite - Job 18:12 20) Questions which Ought to be Asked - Job 35:10,11 21) Loyal to the Core - 2 Samuel 15:21 22) Beloved, and yet Afflicted - Preached before invalid ladies - John 11:3 23) At School - Psalm 143:10 24) Pressing Questions of an Awakened Mind - Acts 9:5,6 25) A Plain Answer to an Important Inquiry - John 6:29 26) Expected Proof of Professed Love - 2 Corinthians 8:24 27) Men Bewitched - Galatians 3:1 28) Samuel and the Young Man Saul - 1 Samuel 9:27 29) John and Herod - Mark 6:20 30) Taught that we may Teach - Ezekiel 40:4 31) Roads Cleared - Isaiah 57:14 32) An Indictment of Four Counts - Zephaniah 3:2 33) Till We Meet Again - Revelation 22:21 34) Two Good Things - Psalm 119:71; Psalm 73:28 35) Four Choice Sentences - Genesis 28:15; 31:3-5; 48:21 36) The History of Sundry Fools - Psalm 107:17-20 37) An Inscription for the Mausoleum of the Saints - Hebrews 11:13,14 38) The Horns of the Altar - 1 Kings 2:30 39) All or None; or, Compromise Refused - Exodus 8:25,28; 10:8,24,26 40) Smoking Flax - Isaiah 42:3 41) Elijah's Plea - 1 Kings 18:36 42) But a Step - 1 Samuel 20:3 43) Love's Transformation - A Communion Meditation - John 14:28 44) My Comfort in Affliction - Psalm 119:50 45) Where are the Nine? Or, Praise Neglected - Luke 17:15-19 46) The Unkept Vineyard; or, Personal Work Neglected - Song of Solomon 1:6 47) A Mingled Strain - Psalm 51:7 48) Grace for Communion - Song of Solomon 4:16 49) Salt for the Sacrifice - Leviticus 2:13 50) Love Joying in Love - Song of Solomon 5:1 51) Might Have Been, or May Be - John 11:37 52) The Heart a Gift for God - Proverbs 23:26 53) Public Testimony; or, A Debt to God and Man - 2 Kings 7:9 54) God's Longsuffering: An Appeal to the Conscience - 2 Peter 3:15 55) The Miracles of our Lord's Death - Matthew 27:50-53 56) The Messages of our Lord's Love - Mark 16:7 57) The Evidence of our Lord's Wounds - John 20:27 58) Witnesses Against You - Nehemiah 5:7 59) Help for your Sickness - Matthew 8:16,17 60) Hope for your Future - Ezekiel 36:11 "Spurgeon was the consummate preacher and his sermons were mightily used of God in converting sinners and blessing his people. His sermons are the most reprinted and read in history, and justly so. This collection, selected by his son Thomas, will be a valuable addition to any family's library." - Dr. Robert P. Martin, Pastor, Emmanuel Reformed Baptist Church, Seattle, WA, and author of A Guide to the Puritans "Spurgeon was anointed by the Holy Spirit with such an extraordinary anointing that he was always a fountain of life in opening up the Scripture. He loved the Puritans and dug gold galore out of their writings." - Erroll Hulse, Pastor and Author of numerous books "Something 'new' by Spurgeon. What else do you need to know? And Spurgeon on the gospel? That should seal the deal for anyone. Sometimes it is difficult to get people who are skeptical of the Reformed faith to read someone of whom they might be suspect due to ignorant associations. "By MacArthur? By Sproul? I've heard that they believe______." But no one is doubtful about Spurgeon. They will get the biblical gospel, and Spurgeon is a name people trust. 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 click for details | | THE DISTINCTIVENESS OF BAPTIST COVENANT THEOLOGY: Revised Edition A Comparison Between Seventeenth-Century Particular Baptist and Paedobaptist Federalism Pascal Denault NEW REVISED EDITION IS NOW AVAILABLE TO SHIP. "This book by Pascal Denault is a welcome addition to the literature on an issue that has vexed many for too long. It is clear that the seventeenth-century Particular Baptists' formulation of covenant theology in the Second London Confession of Faith was a modified version of the one contained in the Westminster Confession of Faith. But why the different formulation? Denault's work goes ad fontes (to the sources) to find the answer." - Richard C. Barcellos, Ph. D., Palmdale, CA "Pascal Denault deserves many thanks for his labor in researching and describing the nuances of English covenant theology in the Seventeenth Century. He has uncovered significant factors contibuting to the differences between Presbyterian and Particular Baptist thought and practice, describing theological categories in easily accessible terms." - James M. Renihan, Ph.D., Institute of Reformed Baptist Studies "I pray that this work will contribute to the raising up of more reformed covenantal baptist churches which avoid the errors of dispensationalism, theonomy, the Federal Vision, and law/gospel errors. It is worthy to be read by all concerned." - Fred A. Malone, Ph.D., author of 'Baptism of Disciplies Alone' "Not only do I think that this is an excellent and valuable resource. I believe it is one of the best upon this suibject. This is such an informative and helpful book that I pray that our covenant Lord provodentially places this book into the hands of every student of covenant theology." - Jeffrey D. Johnson, author of 'The Fatal Flaw of the Theology Behind Infant Baptism' "Denault's careful work on the seventeenth-century documents has yielded a strong, Bible-centered, covenantal defense of believers' baptism and is worthy of a dominant place in the contemporary discussions of both covenantalism and baptism." - Thomas J. Nettles, Ph.D., The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary "This new study by Pascal Denault is most helpful in providing an accurate summary of the historic discussion between the Baptists and their fellow Puritans, and then showing the way this discussion bears on the contemporary treatment of a vital issue." - Michael A.G. Haykin, Th.D., The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary "Whether one agrees or disagrees with Pascal's arguments and conclusion, nobody can read this book without admitting the seriousness and the soundness of the facts that are reported and that make it a most commendable book on the subject." - Raymond Perron, Ph.D., Quebec City, Qc BAPTIST CT TITLE SG TOP SELLER 1689 Fed Trio SGCB LATEST CTB 1776S dsfc RBCT bs1 10/3 dtdm bfs CDV djr 2o rbp /18 319 l3 tpnt bl2o t10 bfss b50 fp2 12s gmcg sgts sg6t REVISED EDITION NOW AVAILABLE TO SHIP at Nearly 40% Off SGCB Price: $12.95 (list price $18.00)SPECIAL PRICE ORDER WITH 'COVENANT THEOLOGY: A BAPTIST DISTINCTIVE' by Earl Blackburn SGCB Price: $23.95 (list price $36.00)THIS IS THE PRICE FOR BOTH TITLES ADD ALSO A COPY OF GREG NICHOL'S "COVENANT THEOLOGY: A Reformed and Baptistic Perspective" SGCB Price: $39.50 (list price $68.00)THIS IS THE PRICE FOR ALL THREE TITLES (NEARLY 50% OFF) |
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 click for details | | COVENANT THEOLOGY: A Baptist Distinctive Edited by Earl M. Blackburn, Contributions by Walter Chantry, Ken Fryer, Fred Malone, Kenneth Puls and Justin Taylor "Many works on the issue of covenantal theology can be thick and difficult. This work cuts through the fog, lays out the case, and argues persuasively that Baptists not only have a long history of dedication to biblical covenantalism, but that their commitment is fully consistent with their commitment to the authority of Scripture and particular Baptist distinctives related to the ordinances and ecclesiology. A welcomed and timely addition to the current literature on this important subject in a very readable form." - James White, Director of Alpha & Omega Ministries "In the 20th Century, a minimalist theological climate developed among Baptists. Fighting for the fundamentals of the faith tended to reduce the importance of detailed confessional statements making only a few core doctrines central to Baptist identity. This modest doctrinal focus was stoutly defended by noble men, but in reducing Christian theology to a few essentials, they opened the door for a new structural system 'Dispensationalism' to overwhelm the older covenantalism of the Baptist churches and Confessions. Only in the later decades of the century has there been an attempt to recover the framework that was lost. This book is a helpful addition to the growing body of literature that demonstrates the centrality of covenantalism to Baptist life and practice. It will be very useful to assist in the recovery of our understanding of the older and more Scriptural system." - James M. Renihan; Dean, Institute of Reformed Baptist Studies "This volume gathers into one place a helpful collection of thoughts on an important subject by respected Baptist writers. Those who think that covenant theology is synonymous with paedobaptism will find that notion debunked by the chapters in this book. If you are looking for a good introduction to exegetical, theological, historical and pastoral arguments for a thoroughly Baptist understanding of covenant theology, read this book." -Tom Ascol; Director of Founders Ministries & Pastor, Grace Baptist Church, Cape Coral, FL "The 'Old Paths' of Baptist Covenant Theology are clearly set forth in this book edited by Earl Blackburn. This is a book that pastors need to get into the hands of their people as an introduction to this foundational truth. The summary by Pastor Blackburn gives a good foundation, the chapter on the hermeneutics of Covenant Theology presented by Dr. Fred Malone is good and beneficial, and the three chapters by Pastor Walter Chantry on the Covenants of Works and Grace, Imputation and Baptism make for a complete introduction to Baptist Covenant Theology. We are in debt to these men for the giving us this worthwhile volume." - Gordon Taylor; Coordinator for ARBCA, Carlisle, PA BAPTIST CT TITLE SG TOP SELLER SGCB LATEST E.MB BOOK CTB 1776S RBCT bs1 10/3 dtdm bfs cdv 2o rbp /18 319 l3 tpnt bl20 b50 fp2 12s gmcg dsfc BL2O SG6 NOW AVAILABLE TO SHIP at Nearly 33% OFF SGCB Price: $12.95 (list price $18.00)Order with THE DISTINCTIVENESS OF BAPTIST COVENANT THEOLOGY by Pascal Denault SGCB Price: $23.95 (list price $36.00)NEARLY 40% Off When Ordering Both Titles Add a Copy of COVENANT THEOLOGY (paperback - now available!) by Greg Nichols SGCB Price: $39.50 (list price $68.00)THIS IS THE PRICE FOR ALL THREE COVENANT THEOLOGY TITLES |
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 | | THE JOHN THE BAPTIST OF THE REFORMATION: A Memoir of John Huss, the Bohemian Reformer and Martyr Translated from the German by Thomas O. Summers with an Introductory Note by J.H. Merle d'Aubigne John Huss (a.k.a. Jan Hus) is regarded to be one of the earliest known religious thinkers and reformers in the world. A philosopher and a Master at Charles University (Prague), Huss was greatly influenced by the writings and teachings of John Wyclife. He made a number of followers during his time, who came to be known as Hussites. Reformers, in the later years, looked up to Huss for his unswerving commitment in the face of the church's cunning brutality, due to which he had to face extreme consequences. Condemning Huss' uprising, the Church first excommunicated him and then burned him to death, after an unfair trial. This brief account of his life will serve as a wonderful introduction to the life of this great hero of the faith. Despite incredible cruelty that lasted for many months, even some of his enemies acknowledged his humility and godliness. This book would be very useful to use in Family Worship as the chapters are all brief and to the point. Famous Church Historian J.H. Merle d'Aubigne said the following about Huss - "John Huss preached in Bohemia a century before Luther preached in Saxony. He seems to have penetrated deeper than his predecessors into the essence of Christian truth. He prayed to Christ for grace to glory only in his cross and the the inestimable humiliation of his sufferings. But his attacks were directed less against the errors of the Romish church than against the scandalous lives of the clergy. Yet he was, if we may be allowed the expression, the John the Baptist of the Reformation. The flames of his pile kindled a fire in the church that cast a brilliant light into the surrounding darkness, and whose glimmerings were not to be so readily extinguished." The following powerful testimony if found in Foxe's BOOK OF MARTYRS - "The bishops appointed by the Council [of Constance] stripped him of his priestly garments, degraded him, put a paper mitre on his head, on which was painted devils, with this inscription, 'A ringleader of heretics.' Which when he saw, he said: 'My Lord Jesus Christ, for my sake, did wear a crown of thorns; why should not I then, for His sake, again wear this light crown, be it ever so ignominious? Truly I will do it, and that willingly.' When it was set upon his head, the bishop said: 'Now we commit thy soul unto the devil.' 'But I,' said John Huss, lifting his eyes towards the heaven, 'do commend into Thy hands, O Lord Jesus Christ, my spirit which Thou has redeemed.' When the chain was put about him at the stake, he said, with a smiling countenance, 'My Lord Jesus Christ was bound with a harder chain than this for my sake, and why then should I be ashamed of this rusty one?' When the faggots were piled up to his very neck, the duke of Bavaria was so officious as to desire him to abjure. 'No,' said Huss, 'I never preached any doctrine of an evil tendency; and what I taught with my lips I now seal with my blood.' He then said to the executioner, 'You are now going to burn a goose, (Huss signifying 'goose' in the Bohemian language) but in a century you will have a 'swan' which you can neither roast nor boil.' If he were prophetic, he must have meant Martin Luther, who shone about a hundred years after, and who had a swan for his arms. The flames were now applied to the faggots, when our martyr sung a hymn with so loud and cheerful a voice that he was heard through all the cracklings of the combustibles, and the noise of the multitude. At length his voice was interrupted by the severity of the flames, which soon closed his existence. Then, with great diligence, gathering the ashes together, they cast them into the river Rhine, that the least remnant of that man should not be left upon the earth, whose memory, notwithstanding, cannot be abolished out of the minds of the godly, neither by fire, neither by water, neither by any kind of torment." THE REFORMERS TRILOGY 50% SG NEW SGCB LATEST $5.00 Sale 5s NOW AVAILABLE TO SHIP - 50% Off SGCB Price: $6.75 (list price $12.00)Order with THE REFORMERS TRILOGY SGCB Price: $30.00 (list price $62.00)Includes Biographies of Huss, Farel & Zwingli |
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 | | NOTES CRITICAL AND EXPLANATORY ON THE FOUR GOSPELS Melancthon Jacobus Charles Hodge, William Henry Green, J.W. Alexander and others from Princeton Seminary said, "The excellent Commentaries of Dr. Melancthon Jacobus have deservedly attained a high reputation, and their wide circulation proves how well they are adapted to the wants of both ministers and laymen. They present, in a brief compass, the results of extensive erudition, abound in judicious exposition and pertinent illustration, and are, moreover, distinguished by doctrinal soundness, evangelical character, and an eminently devout spirtit." "Jacobus is sound and plain, and is therefore a safe guide to Sunday-School teachers and others who need to see the results of learning without the display of it." - C.H. Spurgeon "This work is characterized by solid learning, sound doctrine, and lucid statements, a pleasant style, and the most serious spirit of piety. It is much needed." William S. Plumer "I consider that I would be doing service to the cause of pure religion, scriptural theology, and saving piety, could I contribute to the introduction of Professor Jacobus' Notes into the families, Sabbath Schools, and Bible Classes of our land." - Thomas Smyth "Jacobus writes in the popular style of Albert Barnes, and is solidly Reformed. Some commentators make you plow an acre to find a single nugget; but not Jacobus. His exegetical notes are concise but meaty, with rich veins of practical exposition." -Dr. Robert P. Martin Melancthon Jacobus Works 50% SG NEW SGCB LATEST SG COMMENTARY TG16 ghc cmms EXPMK NOTES ON THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW SGCB Price: $15.95 (list price $30.00)NOW AVAILABLE TO SHIP NOTES ON THE GOSPELS OF MARK & LUKE SGCB Price: $15.95 (list price $30.00)NOW AVAILABLE TO SHIP NOTES ON THE GOSPEL OF JOHN SGCB Price: $15.95 (list price $30.00)NOW AVAILABLE TO SHIP ORDER JACOBUS' COMPLETE TRILOGY ON THE GOSPELS SGCB Price: $44.00 (list price $90.00)Nearly 52% Discount for the Complete Trilogy Add a Copy of Jacobus' 'Notes Critical and Explanatory on the Acts of the Apostles' SGCB Price: $18.00 (list price $40.00)THIS PRICE VALID ONLY WHEN ALSO ORDERING THE TRILOGY |
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 click for details | | THE GLORIOUS HISTORY OF REDEMPTION: A Compact Survey of the Old and New Testaments by J. Gresham Machen and James Oscar Boyd "Did you ever want to read a short book that unveils in an informative, sound, edifying, Reformed way the entire narrative of redemptive history from Genesis through Revelation? The OT scholar James Boyd and his NT counterpart, J. Gresham Machen, composed this book for you nearly a century ago, and I am grateful that Solid Ground Christian Books is unearthing and reprinting it. With helpful questions appended to each of its thirty-eight lessons, this little book makes an ideal tool for family worship so that you can lead your children quickly through the main redemptive thoughts of Bible history." --Dr. Joel R. Beeke, President, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan "This book surveys the history of God's redeeming grace. It reviews Old Testament history, disclosing the stream of God's redeeming purposes flowing down through older times. It also reviews New Testament history, disclosing the broadening and deepening of that purpose for us men and for mankind in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and his Church." - Harold McA. Robinson First published in 1922, this volume is one of the most precise and concise books I have ever seen that covers the entire narrative of redemptive history from Genesis 1 to Revelation 22. James Boyd, the Old Testament scholar, and J. Gresham Machen, the New Testament scholar, join their efforts to reach the simple and the learned in one book. This book would be perfect as a tool in the family and the church, as it concludes each of the 38 chapters with a series of Questions on the Lesson. THIS IS THE PERFECT BOOK TO GIVE TO A NEW BELEIVER. James O. Boyd introduces the earliest chapters of the Bible immediately following man's Fall with these words: "God's tender love for his foolish, rebellious creatures 'will not let them go.' At the gates of the garden from which their sin has forever banished them, God already declares his purpose to 'bruise' the head of that serpent, Rom. 16:20, who had brought 'sin into the world and death by sin,' Gen. 3:15. Through the 'seed of the woman'---a 'Son of Man' of some future day---sinful man can escape the death he has brought on himself. And from Seth, the child 'appointed instead of' murdered Abel, a line of men descends, who believe this promise of God. Ch. 5. In Enoch we find them 'walking with God,' v. 24, in a fellowship that seemed lost when paradise was lost." J. Gresham Machen opens Lesson II of his material entitled "The Coming of the Lord" with these powerful words: "When the Son of God came to earth for our salvation, the world was ready for his coming. The whole course of history had been made to lead up to him. And he was well worthy of being thus the goal of history. For the One who came was none other than the eternal Son of God, the Word who was with God and who was God. He had existed from all eternity; he had been the instrument in creating the world. He was himself truly God, the same in substance with the Father, and equal in power and glory. Yet the One who was so great humbled himself to be born as a man and finally to suffer and die. His coming was a voluntary act, an act of the Father in giving him for the sins of the world, and his own act which he performed because he loved us. It was an act of infinite condescension. The Son of God humbled himself to lead a true human life; he took upon himself our nature. He was born, he grew in wisdom and stature, he suffered, he died. He was always God, but he became also man. Who can measure the depth of such condescending love?" SECTION I: The Development of the Church in Old Testament Times By James Oscar Boyd, Ph.D., D.D. Chapter 1: Before Abraham - Genesis, Chapters 1 to 11 Chapter 2: The Patriarchs Chapter 3 : Egyptian Bondage and Deliverance Chapter 4 : Moses as Leader and Lawgiver Chapter 5 : The Conquest and Settlement of Canaan Chapter 6 : The Period of the Judges Chapter 7 : Samuel and Saul: Prophecy and Monarchy Chapter 8: David and Solomon: Psalms and Wisdom Chapter 10 : The Kingdom of Judah, to Hezekiah Chapter 12 : The Exile and the Restoration Chapter 13 : The Jewish State Under Persia Chapter 14 : Israel's Religious Life Chapter 15 : "The Coming One" SECTION II: The Life of Christ and the Development of the Church in New Testament Times By John Gresham Machen, D.D. Chapter 1: The Preparation. Chapter 2: The Coming of the Lord. Chapter 3: The Baptism. Chapter 4: The Early Judean Ministry Chapter 5: The Beginning of the Galilaean Ministry Chapter 6: The Period of Popularity Chapter 7: The Turning Point Chapter 8: Jesus as Messiah Chapter 9: The Prediction of the Cross Chapter 10 : The Last Journeys Chapter 11: Teaching in the Temple Chapter 12: The Crucifixion Chapter 13: The Resurrection Chapter 14: The Beginnings of the Christian Church Chapter 15: The First Persecution Chapter 16: The Conversion of Paul Chapter 17 : The Gospel Given to the Gentiles Chapter 18 : The First Missionary Journey and the Apostolic Council Chapter 19 : The Second Missionary Journey Chapter 20 : The Third Missionary Journey Chapter 21 : The Third Missionary Journey Chapter 22 : The First Imprisonment of Paul Chapter 23 : The Close of the Apostolic Age MACHEN TITLE Machen five SGCB LATEST warfield-machen 101 Sale 91216 10/3 ch2 srb jgmsg 6g 5s stst CH823 5PSCR NOW AVAILABLE for Nearly 70% off SGCB Price: $5.00 (list price $16.00) |
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 click for details | | THE GOSPEL OF THE GRACE OF GOD: Sermons Delivered at the Metropolitan Tabernacle During His Father's Illness Thomas Spurgeon, with a Preface by C.H. Spurgeon This precious little volume was published in 1884 with the hearty approval of all those who heard the sermons preached by Thomas Spurgeon (son of Charles H. Spurgeon) during an illness of his father. The Publishers asked Charles to write a Preface to help the circulation of the work, and he wrote the following: "These sermons have given great delight to the friends at the Metropolitan Tabernacle. Their pastor was laid low by that painful infirmity that often attacks him, and his son occupied the pulpit, to his father's great comfort. When the father expressed in public his hearty thanks to Almighty God that his lack of service had been so well supplied by his own son, there was a general assent to the thanksgiving. The verdict of the church was unanimous: the people of God had been fed, and there were not lacking testimonies that sinners had been converted. Old believers, who know the taste of heavenly food, declared that they had been well fed; while the younger folk, with their natural enthusiasm, expressed their delight at what they had heard. The praise rendered unto the Lord by many was an offering of sweet savour. So precious a result made it good to have been afflicted, good to have received help from the Lord out of one's own house, and, best of all, to have kindled thousands of hearts with the fire of holy praise and sympathetic gratitude. Precious things will sell themselves; and all that is required of us is just to say, -- here are pearls, examine them and estimate them after the worth of merchants who care for nothing but intrinsic worth. Yours truly, C.H. Spurgeon, Westwood, September 1884 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1) "IF THOU CANS'T" - Mark 9:23 2) FINDING THE SAVIOUR - John 1:45 3) LYDIA AND THE JAILOR - Acts 16:13-34 4) COMING TO JESUS - John 6:37 5) A WHITE STONE - Revelation 2:17 6) HEARING AND HEARKENING - Romans 10:16 7) A FAIR WIND - Acts 28:13 THOMAS SPURGEON (1856-1917) was a British Reformed Baptist preacher of the Metropolitan Tabernacle, one of two non-identical twin sons of the famous Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892). Thomas and his twin brother were born a month before the tragedy at the Royal Surrey Gardens Music Hall of 19 October 1856 while their father was preaching. Their mother, Susannah became an invalid at the age of 33 while the boys were still in their teens. After serving some time to an engraver, Thomas Spurgeon, like his brother Charles, decided to give his life to preaching the gospel. But his health prevented him from remaining in England. While he was still young he sailed to Australia, and spent one year in evangelistic labors there. After his return to England it was decided that he must return to a better climate for his health. During the early 1880s he preached in many places in Australia, as well as in New Zealand ; and finally he decided to accept the pastorate of a Baptist church in Auckland, the Auckland Baptist Tabernacle, where his influence was already becoming widely felt. Thomas returned to England after the death of his father and succeeded him in his pulpit ministry after a brief period under Arthur Tappan Pierson. During Thomas' fifteen-year pastorate, the Tabernacle burned in 1898 and was rebuilt along similar lines. His brother Charles was pastor of the Greenwich Baptist Church. SPURGEON NEW SGCB LATEST $5.00 Sale CE2 CS2 sss css CHS718 552923 NOW AVAILABLE TO SHIP SGCB Price: $5.00 (list price $15.00)Order with Both New C.H. Spurgeon Titles - "The Everlasting Gospel" & "The Gospel for the People" SGCB Price: $40.00 (list price $85.00)THIS PRICE IS FOR ALL THREE TITLES (MORE THAN 50% OFF) |
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 click for details | | WHAT IS CHRISTIANITY? A Selection of Notable Addresses by a Noble Defender of the Faith J. Gresham Machen, edited by Ned B. Stonehouse THIS REPRINT IS DEDICATED TO REV. FRANK BARKER, FOUNDING PASTOR OF BRIARWOOD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA. OVER 65 YEARS AGO REV. BARKER DISCOVERED MACHEN AND HIS LIFE AND FUTURE MINISTRY WERE UTTERLY TRANSFORMED. SOLID GROUND LEARNED OF THIS BOOK OF MACHEN BY SEEING AND READING A FIRST EDITION COPY (FULLY MARKED UP) GIVEN ON LOAN BY REV. BARKER. The original dust-jacket in 1951 began with these words: "The publication of a new collection of addresses by J. Gresham Machen is always an event. For this new volume the publishers have chosen twenty-seven addresses, papers and messages which are among Dr. Machen's very best apologetic efforts, and which will prove to be of enduring value in the defense of historic Christianity in any modern age. The addresses herein represent the most notable delivered by Dr. Machen during the last twenty years of his life; and now published together under the title of the opening address, 'What is Christianity?', are designed as a companion volume to his book of sermons, 'God Transcendant.' It is always said of Machen's books that they are worth re-reading; that they can be consulted with profit over and over again. This is no less true of 'What is Christianity?' than it is of any of Dr. Machen's writings; for the threat from modernistic adversaries is ever the same, and the always cool, salient defense by Dr. Machen gives him an advantage that is, as H.L. Mencken put it, 'immense and obvious.'" "People have asked me whether Machen taught me. I have to tell them that he died 18 months before I was born. They ask that not only because they know him to be a 20th century American but because they have read some of his books and his writings are utterly up to date, vital, lucid and convicting.. He was the acknowledged champion of historic Christianity and so his books are timeless and even recently a book of his family letters from his service in Europe in the First World War have appeared. Appreciation for him has never been higher and in 'What is Christianity?' you will find the best introduction to his convictions. I love the man and I love this book. Thank God for J. Gresham Machen." - Geoff Thomas Ned B. Stonehouse, in his helpful Introduction, said, ""Machen was a singularly effective spokesman for Christianity for more than a score of years before his death on New Year's Day, 1937. Though his own books constitute the most significant record of what he had to say, they do not tell the complete story. Especially the public phases of his career as preacher, teacher, educator and citizen are illumined by the contents of the two volumes of sermons and addresses which are now made available to the general reader (the other volume being God Transcendant ). The present volume particularly discloses the rich diversity of his interests and activities as a Christian man and minister. . . May the publication of this volume serve, at least in a small way, to stimulate men to be concerned with the greatest questions, to mark the line where the truth lies, and to kindle love of the truth that they may be saved." TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. What is Christianity? 2. What the Bible Teaches about Jesus 3. The Witness of Paul 4. The Witness of the Gospels 5. The Virgin Birth of Christ 6. The Resurrection of Christ 7. Relations Between Jews and Christians 8. Christian Scholarship and Evangelism 9. Christian Scholarship and the Defense of the Gospel 10. Christian Scholarship and the Building Up of the Church 11. The Christian View of Missions 12. Christianity and Culture 13. History and Faith 14. The Modern Use of the Bible 15. The Christian and Human Relationships 16. The Church in the War 17. Facing the Facts Before God 18. Westminster Theological Seminary: Its Purpose and Plan 19. Consolations in the Midst of Battle 20. Servants of God or Servants of Men 21. Does Fundamentalism Obstruct Social Progress? 22. What Fundamentalism Stands for Now 23. Christianity and Liberty 24. The Responsibility of the Church in Our New Age 25. The Necessity of the Christian School 26. Mountains and Why We Love Them 27. The Benefits of Walking MACHEN TITLE Machen five SGCB LATEST warfield-machen JGMsg 40% Discount on this New Title SGCB Price: $16.00 (list price $27.00)THIS IS A 320 PAGE PAPERBACK VOLUME ORDER WITH THE J GRESHAM MACHEN SIX-PACK FROM SOLID GROUND SGCB Price: $84.00 (list price $170.00)THIS IS THE PRICE FOR ALL SIX PAPERBACK VOLUMES (OVER 50% OFF) |
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 click for details | | THE RISEN CHRIST CONQUERS MARS HILL: Classic Discourses on Paul's Ministry in Athens Manton, Watson, Edwards, Davies, Dick, Thornwell, Eadie, Ryle, Warfield, Stonehouse, Van Til & Bahnsen, Foreword by Sinclair Ferguson We have gathered together a full dozen champions of the faith to expound upon Paul's ministry in Athens. It is believed that traversing this powerful passage in Acts 17 will deepen our faith in the risen and conquering Lord. We have decided to list these works in the order in which they were delivered, thus Thomas Manton is first and Greg Bahnsen is last. Although there will certainly be some repetition of thoughts and ideas, it is believed that the various gifts and approaches of each man will give a freshness to each discourse. SINCLAIR FERGUSON wrote the Foreword in which he says, "From the opening exposition of a seventeenth century Westminster Divine to the closing expositions of three twentieth century scholars associated with Westminster Seminary, 'The Risen Christ Conquers Mars Hill' is a brilliantly conceived compilation of studies calculated both to educate and to stimulate. Paul's great sermon to the intellectual elite of a declining Athens is one of the great moments in Church history. It well repays careful study for its foundational theology, its methodology as a presentation of the gospel of God to a pagan audience, and for the passion for Christ that lay behind it. Here is careful theological exegesis, biblical doctrine, practical application, and sharp-edged apologetics all in one volume. The result? A book that cannot fail to instruct the mind, encourage confidence in the gospel's integrity, and challenge the church to a new boldness in witnessing to our paganism-restoring culture." DR. JOEL BEEKE wrote, "This fascinating collection of addresses on an important issue in our day is a gold mine, full of practical guidance for effective evangelizing and apologetics. It is amazing how contemporary these writers can sound when addressing how to relate to the unsaved who reject the gospel. We may perhaps find new venues to speak into but the message of the gospel remains eternally the same, and our forbears have a great deal to teach us about how to communicate that message. Tolle lege (take up and read)--and pray and do!" DR. SAM WALDRON said the following about this upcoming volume: "Few passages are as important as Acts 17 for the subjects of apologetics and evangelism in this post-modern age. And few passages have over the years been more badly misinterpreted than Paul's address to the Areopagus in Athens. Let me especially commend the articles by Stonehouse, Bahnsen, and Van Til towards the end of this volume. They are worth the price by themselves." THE LATE DR. ROBERT PAUL MARTIN added, "Paul's address at Mars Hill gives us a glimpse into how the gospel was effectively preached in a thoroughly pagan culture, such as the one in which we now live. Gleaning the best treatments of this address from past ages, Solid Ground has given us a primer on how to speak to our contemporaries." TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction: Why This Book? Foreword by Sinclair Ferguson (1) Thomas Manton (1620-1677) - Sermon Upon Acts 17:30-31 (2) Thomas Watson (1620-1686) - The Day of Judgment Asserted (3) Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758) - The Final Judgment: or, The World Judged Righteously by Jesus Christ (4) Samuel Davies (1723-1761) - The Universal Judgment (5) John Dick (1764-1833) - Paul in Athens, from 'Lectures on the Acts of the Apostles' (6) James H. Thornwell (1812-1862) - The Necessity and Nature of Christianity (7) John Eadie (1810-1876) - Paul at Athens, from Chapter 10, 'Paul the Preacher' (8) J.C. Ryle (1816-1900) - Athens, from 'The Upper Room' (9) B.B. Warfield (1851-1921) - False Religions and the True, from 'Biblical, Theological Studies' (10) Ned B. Stonehouse: (1902-1962) - The Areopagus Address, from the Tyndale New Testament Lecture, 1949 (11) Cornelius Van Til (1895-1987) - Paul at Athens, a Booklet (12) Greg Bahnsen (1948-1995) - The Encounter of Jerusalem with Athens, from 'Always Ready' MY FIVE FAVORITES OF SOLID GROUND TITLES *A Pastor's Sketches (Double Volume) by Ichabod Spencer *Counsels and Thoughts on the Spiritual Life of Believers by Thomas Moor THE RISEN CHRIST CONQUERS MARS' HILL by Manton, Watson, STEPPING HEAVENWARD by Elizabeth Prentiss THE POWER OF GOD UNTO SALVATION: Sermons by Benjamin B. Warfield BONUS GIFT: Thoughts for Young Men by J.C. Ryle (* means it is a hardcover volume) THIS IS A 420 PAGE LARGE PAPERBACK SGCB LATEST SG COMMENTARY bfs MY5 twsp tw5 Nearly 50% Discount on this Great Title SGCB Price: $17.95 (list price $35.00)ORDER 'MY FAVORITE SOLID GROUND TITLES' AND SAVE MUCH MORE SGCB Price: $65.00 (list price $165.00)THIS IS THE PRICE FOR ALL SIX TITLES LISTED ABOVE |
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 click for details | | SIN, AND THE UNFOLDING OF SALVATION: The Three Year's Course of Theological Lectures Delivered at Spurgeon's Pastor's College David Gracey, Introduction by Thomas Spurgeon Have you ever wondered what it would have been like to attend the famous Pastor's College founded by Charles H. Spurgeon? We have had a good taste of that privilege as we have read and delighted in LECTURES TO MY STUDENTS by Spurgeon himself. But what about the other classes? What were they like? Thankfully, with this reprint of SIN, AND THE UNFOLDING OF SALVATION by David Gracey we are finally able to see and hear what the students were taught about the Doctrine of Systematic Theology, the Doctrine of Sin, the Doctrine of Christ, and the Doctrine of Salvation. In the words of the Preface, "We are persuaded that the volume will be a valuable contribution to the Christological literature of the day. Mr. Gracey ever gives prominence to the Person and Work of the Saviour; though unfolding fully the dark and doleful character of sin, he does so under the light of the Gospel, and with the hope of the Gospel shining clear in view. Theology, in his treatment of it, is never a dry science, but a vital, palpitating reality, fresh and beautiful, attractive and inspiring. Having strong convictions, based upon the Word of God, which he hesitates not to express in clear and convincing language, he necessarily exposes and opposes with all his force the erroneous opinions which meet him in the way. He always, however, deals in a courteous and Christian spirit with those from whom he differs; always stating their case fairly, while with strong though gentle hand he demolishes their arguments." - Archibald McCaig "I am absolutely shocked that this volume has been buried for more than 100 years. David Gracey was a man greatly gifted by God to train men for the ministry, and his passion for the Lord and for the lost pours forth on every page. His opening lecture to his students masterfully introduces the men to the significance of both Theology and Religion, and the intimate relationship they bear to each other. His survey of the intellectual movements which have acted and re-acted upon Christianity through the centuries is absolutely breathtaking. Upon completing the lecture, having read it aloud, I sat stunned. WHAT A TREASURE!! His lectures on Sin (of which there are seven) and Salvation (of which there are nine) are steeped in Scripture. What a distinct privilege to introduce this man and this volume to the people of God in such a dark and needy time. May the Lord use Professor Gracey once again to equip the saints for the works of service to the eternal good of their souls, and the everlasting blessing of lost sinners." - the Publisher TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction by Thomas Spurgeon Preface by Archibald McCaig Lecture I - Introduction to Theology Lecture II - System, Method and Order in Theological Study Lecture III - The Aim and Spirit of Theological Study Lecture IV - Sin Lecture V - Nature of Sin Lecture VI - Sin in its Relation to the Law Lecture VII - Sin in Man Lecture VIII - The Cause of Total Depravity Lecture IX - Imputation of Sin Lecture X - The Outlook of Sinners Lecture XI - Salvation Lecture XII - Scriptural Expressions Relating to Salvation Lecture XIII - The Unforlding of Salvation in Prophecy Lecture XIV - The Saviour Lecture XV - Ancient and Modern Views as to the Person of the Saviour Lecture XVI - The Work of the Redeemer Lecture XVII - The Relation Between Christ's Engagements Lecture XVIII - The Effects of Christ's Reconciliation upon Men Lecture XIX - The Aspects of the Atonement DAVID GRACEY (1841-1893) was brought to the Lord during the great revival of 1859, and shortly entered Glasgow University, with a view of preparing himself for the work of the ministry. While studying at the university, and working as a city missionary, he had the privilege of hearing Mr. Spurgeon, on his visit to Glasgow, in 1861, and at once came under the spell of the great preacher, and rested not till be became associated with him in his noble work. Coming to the Pastor's College, as a student and assistant tutor, he soon became fully engaged in tutorial work, and upon the retirement of the late venerable George Rogers, in 1879, he became Principal and Theological Tutor, in which capacity he continued to serve the College with credit to himself, and untold benefit to the students, until his lamented death on February 9th, 1893. SPURGEON NEW SGCB LATEST 40% Discount on this Brand New Title SGCB Price: $14.95 (list price $25.00)Order with Both New Spurgeon Titles: "The Gospel for the People" and "The Everlasting Gospel" SGCB Price: $47.50 (list price $95.00)THIS PRICE IS FOR ALL THREE TITLES Add Thomas Spurgeon's THE GOSPEL OF THE GRACE OF GOD SGCB Price: $5.00 (list price $15.00)THIS PRICE ONLY VALID IF YOU PURCHASE ALL THREE TITLES ABOVE FOR $47.50 |
