Prophecy!
A Crisis awaits the world. A great crisis awaits the people of God. The
most momentous struggle of all the ages is just before us. The book takes you
behind the scenes and explores the shocking "Who", "How",
and "When" of the BEAST and his Mark.
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A complete and exhaustive study of the books of Daniel and Revelation and
how world history fits into Bible Prophecy. Simply a MUST-Read for
serious prophecy students. Complete with illustrations and
bibliography.
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Christian Living Series
The following books are intended to help people come to Christ and then grow
in grace as their Christian walk matures.
The title of the book tells its mission. It points the reader to Jesus
Christ as the only one who is able to meet the needs of the soul. It directs
the feet of the doubting and halting to the pathway of peace. It leads the
seeker after righteousness and wholeness of character, step by step, along the
way of Christian living, to that experience where he can know the fullness of
blessing which is found in the complete surrender of self. It reveals to him
the secret of victory as it unfolds in simplicity the saving grace and the
keeping power of the Great Friend of all mankind.
Examine the elements of true sanctification and contrast these with the
various unsound, but popular, theories on the subject. There is in the
religious world a theory of sanctification which is false in itself and
dangerous in its influence. The sanctification set forth in the Sacred
Scriptures has to do with the entire being - spirit, soul, and body.
Throughout all time the words that Christ spoke from the mount of
Beatitudes will retain their power. Every sentence is a jewel from the
treasure house of truth. The principles enunciated in this discourse are for
all ages and for all classes of men. With divine energy, Christ expressed His
faith and hope as He pointed out class after class as blessed because of
having formed righteous characters. Living the life of the Life-giver, through
faith in Him, everyone can reach the standard held up in His words.
Christ the Great Teacher gave much of His instruction as He walked with His disciples
through the hills and valleys of Palestine or rested by the lake of river. In His parable
teaching He linked divine truth with common things and incidents, as may be found in the
experiences of the shepherd, the builder, the tiller of the soil, the traveler, and the
homemaker. Familiar objects were associated with thoughts true and beautiful--thoughts of
God's loving interest in us, of the grateful homage that is His due, and of the care we
should have one for another. Thus lessons of divine wisdom and practical truth were made
forcible and impressive.
When sickness comes, it is essential that we employ the
varied agencies which, in co-operation with nature's efforts,
will build up the body and restore the health. There is, also,
a larger and more vitally important question--that of our
relationship to the Creator who originally gave man his life,
who made every provision for his continued happiness, and
who today is interested in his welfare. In this volume, the author, a woman of large experience in
the practical affairs of life, and one particularly favored with
rare insight and knowledge, has brought within the reach of
every father and mother, every man and woman, lay and
professional, a vast fund of information on life and its laws, on health and its requisites, on disease and its remedies, on
the sickness of the soul and the healing balm of Gilead.
This book describes the role of Jesus as our High Priest and how, through
Him indwelling us, we may conquer any besetting sin in our lives. Also
discusses the role of the papacy in destroying this relationship and truth.
Conflict of the Ages Series
The five following books form a set covering sacred history from the
beginning to the end.
But who would not wish to look into the secret causes of so strange a
defection; to discern its spirit, to mark its consequences, and to learn how
to avoid its results? With such themes this volume deals. It tends to foster a
living interest in those portions of God's word most often neglected. It
clothes with new meaning the promises and prophecies of the sacred record,
vindicates the ways of God in dealing with rebellion, and shows forth the
wonderful grace of God in devising a way of salvation for sinful man. Thus we
are taken down in the history of this work to a time when the plans and
purposes of God had been clearly unfolded to the chosen people.
This volume, Prophets and Kings, opens with the account of Solomon's
glorious reign over Israel, a united kingdom, with the temple of Jehovah--the
center of true worship. Here are traced the vicissitudes of a favored and
chosen people, torn between allegiance to God and serving the gods of the
nations about them. And here are seen vividly, through a crucial period of
this world's history, the dramatic evidences of the raging conflict between
Christ and Satan for the hearts and allegiance of men.
It is the purpose of this book to set forth Jesus Christ as the one in whom
every longing may be satisfied. There is many a "Life of Christ"
written, excellent books, large funds of information, elaborate essays on
chronology and contemporaneous history, customs, and events, with much of the
teaching and many glimpses of the many-sided life of Jesus of Nazareth. Yet it
maybe truly said, "the half has never been told."
The Book of the Acts was written by "The Beloved Physician,"
Luke, a Gentile convert, for the whole church, jews and Gentiles alike. While
it covers a period of a little more than three decades, it is filled with
important lessons for the church in every age. In the Book of the Acts, God
clearly indicates that the Christian today shall experience the presence of
the same Spirit who came with power at Pentecost and fanned the gospel message
into a flame. The acts of the Holy Spirit through Peter and Paul, John and
James, and others, can be repeated in the modern disciple.
The book opens with the sad closing scenes of Jerusalem's history, the city
of God's chosen, after her rejection of the Man of Calvary, who came to save.
Thence onward along the great highway of the nations, it points us to the
persecutions of God's children in the first centuries; the great apostasy
which followed in His church; the world-awakening of the reformation, in which
some of the great principles of the controversy are clearly manifest; the
awful lesson of the rejection of right principles by France; the revival and
exaltation of the scriptures, and their beneficent, life-saving influence; the
religious awakening of the last days; the unsealing of the radiant fountain of
God's word, with its wonderful revelations of light and knowledge to meet the
baleful upspringing of every delusion of darkness.
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