As an extension of the work of this website we have recently started to publish
a number of our own printed books which set forth the Gospel of Christ. These
are made available to both those who have no online access and to those who
would prefer to read on the printed page, rather than on a computer screen.
"Grace and Truth Online Publications" is entirely non-profit making and in fact
runs at a loss. In producing such works it is our desire to see the work of God
furthered in the proclamation of His Gospel, and to provide encouragement and
consolation to God's people in a needy day. But most of all we wish to see
God's Name glorified and honoured. Below are details of our current
publications along with full ordering information.
& ?18.95 or $26.95 in the U.S. 360pp hardback, ISBN
978 1 4092 6949 6
(Available online from
Lulu.com or in the United Kingdom from the
Christian Bookshop Ossett [21 Queen Street, Ossett, West Yorks, WF5 8AS
Tel. 01924 260502] for ?10.50 plus post and packaging, or
The Mustard Seed Bookshop, 1 All Saints Road, Sidmouth, Devon, EX10 8ER
Tel. 01395 512225)
WHAT is the Gospel of God? This is the question which this new title sets out
to answer, by considering that gospel as declared in Paul?s Epistle to the
Romans.
The
gospel is an objective, definitive message setting forth the Person
and the Work of Christ. It encompasses all God's truth regarding Him
and His salvation. It is the message of God's word, the Bible. It
concerns God and man, good and evil, life and death, time and
eternity, heaven and hell. Is any question more important than how
we stand in relation to the Gospel of Christ? How is it with
your soul? Is Christ ? the Son of God ? your Saviour? Do you love
His gospel, His message of salvation?
Paul says of that gospel in Romans
1:16:"I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to
every one that believeth".
Yet to the natural man the gospel is offensive. 1 Corinthians 1 clearly
tells us that. But it is also man's greatest need ? he is lost in sin and needs
a Saviour. How vital in this day is the preaching of this message. To that
end, the intent of this book is to present truth from the Gospel of God in its
various parts, and the sum of those parts, as found in the Epistle to the
Romans. It does not seek to be a verse-by-verse commentary, but rather to
consider the vital aspects of the truth as set forth in this, surely one of the
most glorious of all epistles.
Available in both hardback and paperback editions and covering all 16 chapters
of Romans, this 360 page exposition and presentation of the gospel is divided
into the following seven sections:
The Word of
FaithThe
Want of FaithThe Entrance of Faith
The
Fight of FaithThe
People of FaithThe
Life of Faith
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512225)
We are pleased to announce the publication of our third title, "Sovereign Grace
- Past and Present", a collection of writings from both past and present
preachers of God's Gospel of Free and Sovereign Grace through Jesus Christ.
Includes works by William Tiptaft, Tobias Crisp, William Huntington, William
Gadsby, Robert Murray M'Cheyne, J.C. Philpot, John Kershaw, James Bourne, Eli
Ashdown, Francis Covell, John Vinall, John Warburton, Don Fortner, Henry Mahan,
Don Bell, Gary Shepard, Todd Nibert, Tom Harding, Peter Meney and Benjamin A.
Ramsbottom. Click here for full contents list.
The book also includes an Introduction on 'Sovereign Grace', background
information about each author and a useful appendix containing much information
about other works written by or about the authors.
These works are by authors whose lives span several hundred years, yet their
message is the same - they proclaim the grace of God which brings salvation -
because the One of whom they speak never changes, He is "Jesus Christ, the same
yesterday, and to day, and for ever".
"What a collection of burning and shining lights! Surely "a feast of fat
things"!" ... "Beautifully produced and sold at a most reasonable price"Gospel Standard Magazine, September 2006
"We are delighted that Mr Potts is producing such material, making old writers
available to a new audience and, by his knowledge of current trends in modern
evangelicalism, introducing modern writers whose eligibility for inclusion is
that they maintain and profess the same old gospel truths that marked out their
predecessors."New Focus Magazine, October/November 2006
(Collected Writings of William Huntington S.S.)
Published by Grace and Truth Online
Publications, price ?10.50 or $16.99 in the U.S. 340pp paperback, ISBN
1 4116 5856 6
(Available in the United Kingdom from the
Christian Bookshop Ossett [21 Queen Street, Ossett, West Yorks, WF5 8AS
Tel. 01924 260502] for ?10.50 plus post and packaging, OR in the U.S.A. and
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Our books can also be purchased in The
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This publication contains six chapters taken from the works of William
Huntington S.S. All the chapters are Christ-exalting and experimental as they
set forth the true work of God in the salvation of sinners. Included are the
following works:-
"The Dimensions of Eternal Love"
"The Destruction of Death by the Fountain of Life"
"The Eternal Setting of the Sun"
"The Saint?s Seed-time and Harvest"
"An Innocent Game for Babes in Grace"
"The Broken Cistern & The Springing Well"
The book also includes biographical material about Huntington and his ministry
written by Dr. George M. Ella, as well as a useful bibliography of available
books by or about William Huntington.
We trust that this publication will prove edifying to readers and also provide
a welcome introduction to the writings of Huntington to those who may be
unfamiliar with the works of this man who was greatly used by God in his day
and generation.
(Available in the United Kingdom from the
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Tel. 01924 260502] for ?6.95 plus post and packaging, OR in the U.S.A. and
elsewhere for $10.99 plus post and packaging from
Lulu.com which is the company which prints the books for us.
Our books can also be purchased in The
Mustard Seed Bookshop, 1 All Saints Road, Sidmouth, Devon, EX10 8ER
Tel. 01395 512225)
This is the first of our own publications to be published and contains a number
of chapters based on articles originally published on this website. A couple of
the articles have also appeared in print in the pages of
?New Focus? magazine.
The book sets forth pictures of Christ as He is revealed throughout the
scriptures.
The whole message of the Bible regards the person and the work of Jesus Christ,
the eternal Son of God. He is to be found on every page of Holy Writ. He is the
sum and substance of God?s message to lost mankind, He is the One through whom
God reveals Himself to man, He is the One through whom God reconciles sinners
to Himself, He is the One in whom all the blessings of God to His people are
revealed. Christ is all and in all.
Yes, the Gospel of God concerns His Son, Jesus Christ and the message of the
Bible is one of the Salvation of sinners through Christ, by Free and Sovereign
Grace. Christ Himself is God?s message to man, so when we read the scriptures
we look for Him.
May God the Holy Spirit be pleased to use the chapters in this book to point
the reader towards Christ, the Saviour, the ?Sun of righteousness?
"I am happy to recommend this book for personal reading and meditation. It will
handsomely reward time invested in it. However, it has other uses too. The book
may readily be employed evangelistically as a gift... throughout the book grace
is unambiguously presented as the free gift of God." New Focus Magazine
Dec/Jan 2006
The following books are published by The Huntingtonian Press which publishes a
number of books and booklets by writers including William Huntington and others
who preached the same Gospel of Free and Sovereign Grace (including J.C.
Philpot, Robert Hawker, Joseph Irons and William Gadsby). Their publications
are highly recommended, along with their occasional magazine called "The Sinner
Saved". Full details of the magazine and a current booklist can be obtained by
writing to The Huntingtonian Press, 72a Upper Northam Road, Hedge End,
Southampton, England, SO30 4EB.
"Made Sure" - Bernard Gilpin (1803-1871) 'A faithful gospel ministry and its
fruits' - by P A Bradley
Published by The Huntingtonian Press, price ?19.50
ISBN 1 870039 16 5
(Available from The Huntingtonian Press, 72a Upper Northam Road, Hedge End,
Southampton, England, SO30 4EB)
Just before the Victorian era began in England, Bernard Gilpin was led to
understand, and to teach, that real communion with God is obtained through
"patient waiting" which "is really identical with the way of tribulation."
He was made a faithful and effectual minister of the gospel. The church which
gathered under his ministry knew all the hardships associated with living in
the 19th century but could testify that God always sustained them, and
sometimes visited them with "a near view of Christ and his spiritual presence."
"Although describing the lives and experiences of 19th century saints, this is
very much a book for today. As the preacher says: "There is no new thing under
the sun" (Ecclesiastes 1:9); and the need to emphasise the worthlessness of
mere notional religion is just as vital in our day and generation. The book
provides a good antidote to the present craze for the 'excitement' of
hyper-scriptural experiences or, at the other extreme, mere academic knowledge
and even honours. The rush for ministers to obtain worldly honours,
'doctorates' etc. is incredible in the light of our Lord's warnings not to
delight in being called by various titles, and the Spirit's teaching in 1
Corinthians. Bernard Gilpin renounced any such claims to seek and find the
teaching of the Lord, and the Lord blessed him, and his hearers through his
ministry. The numbers attending that ministry were never great by the world's
standards, and he and his church knew disappointments, but it is clear that a
spiritual and highly favoured flock were gathered together by the great
Shepherd of the sheep, which were for the most part united and had a great care
and concern for one another's welfare; and who grew together in grace and in
the knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ." New Focus, April/May 2006
"The Huntingtonians" by J.C. Philpot (Edited by James E North)
Published by The Huntingtonian Press, price ?16.50
(Available from The Huntingtonian Press, 72a Upper Northam Road, Hedge End,
Southampton, England, SO30 4EB)
During J.C. Philpot's editorship of the Gospel Standard Magazine, he wrote a
number of very perceptive book reviews. These were collected and published
after his death in two volumes under the title Reviews by the Late Mr J C
Philpot, MA. These volumes were last published by Messrs Frederick
Kirby in 1901, and have remained out of print since that time.
Following the success of the volume Singing and Making Melody the
directors of the Huntingtonian Press have decided to embark upon the project of
re-issuing the whole of these reviews. They will be collected together under
various headings, the first of which is THE HUNTINGTONIANS.
The volume comprises four sections: Section One brings together Philpot's
Reviews of books by and about William Huntington. Section Two, his immediate
circle of friends. Section Three, others whose lives were touched by
Huntington's ministry. And the final section brings together Philpot's reviews
of books about James Bourne's and Bernard Gilpin's people.
The Huntingtonians by J.C. Philpot comprises approx. 250 pages and is
case bound.
DOCTRINAL
"Justification By Faith" by John Metcalfe
Published by The John Metcalfe Publishing Trust, price ?7.50
ISBN 1 870039 11 4
(Available from The John Metcalfe Publishing Trust, Church Road, Tylers Green,
Penn, Buckinghamshire, HP10 8LN, or from
Amazon.com)
Justification by faith is a doctrine which is foundational to the truth of the
Gospel, for salvation depends upon man being declared just before God. Yet man
by nature is dead in trespasses and sins, and when brought to see this by
having his eyes opened by the Holy Spirit he can only cry out with Job of old, "How
should man be just with God?" Job 9:2. This book shows us how. It
expounds the work of God in sending His own Son to die in the place of sinners,
taking their own sins upon Himself in death, shedding his blood to wash them
from their sins, and accounting to them the righteousness of God by faith of
Jesus Christ.
John Metcalfe's work on Justification, the sixth volume in his 'Apostolic
Foundation of the Christian Church' series is easily the best work I have come
across on this vital subject. Whilst many would turn to Owen or Gill on the
subject, I would encourage the reader to consult this work for its faithfulness
to scripture, its right dividing of the truth, its insight and clarity. Not
only does Metcalfe rightly distinguish between the righteousness of the law and
the righteousness of God revealed in the Gospel, but he also sets forth the
correct understanding of justifying righteousness and how it was wrought - not
by the law of Moses, but by the faith of Jesus Christ and by His blood shed in
the place of His people.
The book is divided into the following sections:
INTRODUCTION: Justification and the Epistle to the Romans
THE PROLOGUE:
Righteousness and the Gospel of Christ
Righteousness of God revealed
Righteousness Revealed from Faith to Faith
The Just shall Live by Faith
THE SUBSTANCE:
Righteousness of God under Law
Righteousness of God without Law
Righteousness of God apart from Law
Righteousness of God by Faith of Jesus Christ
Righteousness of God unto All and upon All
Righteousness and the Doctrine of Christ
THE CONSEQUENCE:
The Righteousness of Faith
Faith Counted for Righteousness
Righteousness Imputed
THE CONCLUSION
Justification by Faith
Published by Go Publications, price
?15.95
ISBN 9 9527 074 5 4
(Available from Go Publications, The Cairn, Hill Top, Eggleston, Co. Durham,
DL12 0AU)
The Bible clearly teaches that Christ came to save sinners (1 Timothy 1:15),
that He laid down His life for His sheep (John 10:15), that at the cross
He bore THEIR sins in His own body on the tree (1 Peter 2:24). This
teaching regarding the substitutionary work of Christ in giving His life for
the Church, in paying their debts as sinners, in standing in their place under
the outpouring of God's wrath against their sins is known as "Particular
Redemption".
This work by William Rushton was originally published in 1831 and was written
as a defence of this Biblical teaching of particular redemption against the
subtle opposition of the teachings of Andrew Fuller which sought to undermine
such truth in veiled and confusing language. The book includes an Introductory
Essay entitled "An Overview of the Destructive Progress of Fullerism" by Dr
George M Ella.
Fuller's ideas are often summarised by saying that Christ's death is "sufficient
for all, but efficient to those who believe". Such an idea allows its
adopters to present the gospel in such a way that it appears attractive to
all by stating that Christ died for all. But the Bible plainly
teaches that God saves all whom He wills, Christ's death
being effectual to all those for whom He died. Essentially
Fuller's teaching removes the 'offense of the cross' because the
particular nature of Christ's work upon the cross is removed. Yet it
is the particular, effectual, distinguishing, nature of God's grace in saving
all those whom the Father gave to the Son from all eternity - and only those -
which gives the preaching of the cross such power in the salvation of sinners.
"But we preach Christ crucified, unto the Jews a stumblingblock, and unto the
Greeks foolishness; But unto them which are called, both Jews and Greeks,
Christ the power of God, and the wisdom of God." 1 Corinthians 1:23-24
We highly recommend the purchase and reading of this work which is particulary
relevant in our day when many seem to have been taken in by Fuller's errors and
confusion regarding Christ's work upon the cross.
"When Rushton first addressed the errors of Fullerism he did so by exposing its
faulty view of Christ's atoning work. By reprinting Particular
Redemption, we hope to show free grace believers where the central error of this
teaching lies and how best to answer its modern advocates."
(From the Foreword by Peter L. Meney.)
"Salvation" by John Metcalfe
Published by The John Metcalfe Publishing Trust, price ?9.25
ISBN 1 870039 88 2
(Available from The John Metcalfe Publishing Trust, Church Road, Tylers Green,
Penn, Buckinghamshire, HP10 8LN)
This important new book by John Metcalfe opens up the vital matter of Salvation
in a fresh, in-depth, urgent and uplifting manner. The work poses the important
questions of "What is salvation?", "What are we saved unto?" and most
importantly, "What are we saved from?". In answering the final question the
following matters are dealt with in-depth:
Salvation from Sin.
Salvation from Satan.
Salvation from The World.
Salvation from The Wrath to Come.
I highly recommend obtaining this edifying new addition to John Metcalfe's
"Apostolic Foundation of the Christian Church" series, of which this is volume
X.
"...Thou shalt call his name JESUS: for he shall save his people from their
sins." Matthew 1:21
"He shall feed his flock like a shepherd: he shall gather the lambs with his
arm, and carry them in his bosom, and shall gently lead those that are with
young" Isaiah 40:11
This commentary on Galatians, part of the "Welwyn Commentary" series, rightly
draws out the differences between Law and Grace and shows forth the work of the
Spirit in the life of the believer. Simple to read and Christ-exalting, this is
highly recommended.
"Noah and the Flood" by John Metcalfe
Published by The John Metcalfe Publishing Trust, price ?1.90
ISBN 1 870039 22 X
(Available from The John Metcalfe Publishing Trust, Church Road, Tylers Green,
Penn, Buckinghamshire, HP10 8LN)
This easy-to-read paperback draws out the powerful Gospel message from the
account of Noah, the preacher of righteousness, and the ark which he built
under God's direction and in which he and his family were saved from the mighty
out-pouring of God's justice upon the wickedness of man.
The message is clear and up-to-date: warning man about the judgment to come and
his need for deliverance, a covering for sins and a righteousness acceptable
before God. At Golgotha God's Son, Jesus Christ, saved a people in the ark of
His body; Noah covered his ark with pitch (or 'cover') which points the sinner
to Christ's blood, shed on the cross as a cover for sin. Not only does that
blood wash the believer's sin away but through it the very righteousness of God
is imputed to him, held to his account, enabling him - in Christ who suffered
for him - to pass through the floods of God's wrath and to stand before God the
Father holy and acceptable in Christ Jesus.
The global flood that God brought about in judgment in the days of Noah was a
calamity for those who ignored the faithful preaching of God's servant. But God
showed His grace towards man in saving Noah and his household along with the
male and female of every creature which God had made. The troubled days in
which we live are no different from Noah's with men living for themselves and
their own pleasures and ignoring God and His righteousness. I recommend "Noah
and the Flood" to all those who would seek to know the spiritual meaning behind
the alarming events recorded in Genesis. May many be given an ear to hear God's
warnings about the very real consequences of sin and the need for a Saviour.
This new commentary on Hebrews, is part of the "Welwyn Commentary" series and
as with the author's other book, "Free in Christ", it is to be recommended.
As it says on the back cover:
"The epistle to the Hebrews begins by unveiling the glory of Christ - the
eternal Son of God who shares the everlasting throne of 'the Majesty on high'.
It shows in entrancing detail how he descended from that throne to become a
man, that he might rescue his people from death, judgement and the power of
sin.
How? By inaugurating a new covenant - 'the new covenant in my blood' - replete
with better promises, a better priesthood, a better sacrifice and a better hope
than had hitherto prevailed under the law of Moses. By one offering for sin for
ever, Christ our great High Priest has perfected for ever those he has set
apart for his glory and who come to God through him. He is their advocate,
their rest, their righteousness, their example, and their 'exceeding great
reward'."
"Bible Class Commentary - Gospel Of John" by Henry T. Mahan
This simple, easy to read, verse-by-verse commentary on the Gospel of John can
be used as part of your daily devotions. Henry Mahan points the reader to the
glory of Christ throughout the Gospel, faithfully proclaiming God's free and
sovereign grace.
"Bible Class Commentary - Boxed 6 Volume Set" by Henry T. Mahan
This is a boxed set of six easy to read commentaries by Pastor Henry Mahan on
the books of the New Testament. Henry Mahan is the pastor of Thirteenth Street
Baptist Church, Ashland, Kentucky, where he has faithfully preached the Gospel
for over thirty years. We can highly recommend his warm, heart-felt ministry.
"The Son of God and Seed of David" by John Metcalfe
Published by The John Metcalfe Publishing Trust, price ?6.95
ISBN 1 870039 16 5
(Available from The John Metcalfe Publishing Trust, Church Road, Tylers Green,
Penn, Buckinghamshire, HP10 8LN)
Reviewed here by Ian:
In the opening words of the first chapter, after quoting Romans 1:1-4, the
author states that "The Gospel is concerned exclusively with the Son of God".
How true that is. And from that point on John Metcalfe presents the Lord Jesus
Christ in His deity, His eternal Sonship and His relation to the Father, and
proceeds to show how He "was made" according to the flesh, of the seed of
David.
Here is a book which really changed me. I can't adequately describe the effect
it had on me when I first read it other than to say that it made me see Christ
in a way I never had before - how glorious He is.
Having read it several times the truths presented still come over with the same
power and joy as they first did. As it says on the back cover, this is
"Doctrine on Fire". My review can't really do this book justice - highly
recommended!
Robert Murray M'Cheyne (1813-1843) was a minister powerfully used by God in the
preaching of the Gospel, despite being short-lived. He died at the age of 29
having ministered for just seven and a half years but the fruit of that
ministry remains today.
This short paperback volume contains 26 of Robert Murray M'Cheyne's sermons
ranging from "The Love of Christ" (2 Corinthians 5:14) to "The Vessels of Wrath
Fitted to Destruction" (Romans 9:22-23). They are all easy to read, but
powerful and uplifting, each exalting of Christ. Recommended!
Published by Gospel Standard Publications,
price ?7.95
ISBN 1 897837 06 2
(Available from Gospel Standard Trust Publications, 12(b) Roundwood Lane,
Harpenden, Herts., AL5 3DD)
John Kershaw (1792-1870) was a minister of the Gospel for over fifty years at
Hope Chapel, Rochdale and was a close friend of William Gadsby. He preached
from the heart declaring the sovereign grace of God and insisting upon inward
experience of the truth.
This well-produced hardback edition of sermons is edited by B.A. Ramsbottom and
includes a short biography of Kershaw. Among the 20 sermons included are "The
Prince of Peace" (Acts 5:31), "Christ's Sheep and Their Marks" (John 10:28),
"The Only True Ground of Rejoicing" (Isaiah 29:19) and "Great Things The Lord
Has Done" (Psalm 126:3).
BIOGRAPHICAL
"More Than Notion" by J.H. Alexander
Published by Zoar Publications, price ?4.95
ISBN 0 904435 66 0
Zoar Publications is an imprint of
Christian Bookshop Ossett from whom the book can be ordered.
(Also available at ?5.95 by a different publisher from Sovereign Grace Mission,
PO Box 55, Biggleswade, SG18 9UU)
"True religion is more than notion, something must be known and felt"
reads Hart?s hymn. Find out what he means by reading about the spiritual
experiences of the remarkable group of people described in this book.
"William Gadsby" by B. A. Ramsbottom
Published by Gospel Standard Publications,
price ?12.00
ISBN 1 897837 31 3
(Available from Gospel Standard Trust Publications, 12(b) Roundwood Lane,
Harpenden, Herts., AL5 3DD)
This new work by B. A. Ramsbottom is the first full length biography to be
written about the 19th century Baptist minister William Gadsby.
William Gadsby (1773-1844) was greatly used by God to proclaim the Gospel in
his day. One church historian described him as "no less important in his way...
than Bunyan." Gadsby ministered in Manchester for 38 years and as well as
fearlessly preaching the Gospel against much opposition he also championed the
cause of the poor and oppressed in the area. William Gadsby is also remembered
for the many hymns he wrote including the well known "Immortal honours".
Mr Ramsbottom has produced an excellent account of Gadsby's life and work which
not only details the history of this man of God but also gives us much insight
into the Gospel he knew and loved and the way in which he always honoured his
Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ, in his sermons. This was a man who walked with
God, loved his God, and preached God's Gospel powerfully, always abasing man
and exalting Christ the Saviour.
The book is beautifully produced, very readable, and highly recommended.
"HUNTINGTON Pastor of providence
- William Huntington S. S." by George M. Ella
In this biography of the 18th century preacher, William Huntington, George Ella
shows how, despite his humble upbringing and lack of education, Huntington was
used greatly by God for the building up of the Lord's people in the faith.
One contributor to the Gospel Magazine wrote, "No one since the apostolic age,
I think has so plainly instructed, and so clearly set forth to the church, the
manner in which the Lord carries out his work in the souls of his people".
I can recommend this book very highly along with the many works which
Huntington wrote.
"Augustus Montague Toplady - A Debtor to Mercy Alone" by George. M. Ella
Published by the Gospel Magazine Trust and Go
Publications, price ?24.95
ISBN 9 9527 074 5 4
(Available from Go Publications, The Cairn, Hill Top, Eggleston, Co. Durham,
DL12 0AU)
The 18th century preacher Augustus Toplady is probably best remembered today
for his well known hymn "Rock of Ages". Although his life was short and he was
affected by ill-health for most of his adult years Toplady was nevertheless
used by the Lord to bring great blessing to God's people as he ministered the
Gospel and defended the truths of Sovereign Grace, especially against the
opposition and the Arminianism prevalent in his day from such people as John
Wesley.
George Ella has written another excellent biography which gives us an insight
into the life and labours of this man of God, which provides a particular local
interest to ourselves as he spent several years ministering in the village of
Broadhembury which is but a few miles from Honiton. This large volume (hence
the price) also includes an extensive anthology of Toplady's own writings
including hymns, essays, biographies and letters.
DEVOTIONAL
"Morning Readings" by James Bourne
Published by Gospel Standard Publications,
price ?12.00
ISBN 1 897837 37 2
(Available from Gospel Standard Trust Publications, 12(b) Roundwood Lane,
Harpenden, Herts., AL5 3DD)
James Bourne (1773-1853) was the gospel minister used of God in the gracious
awakening that occurred in the first half of the 19th century at Pulverbach in
Shropshire. It was Mr Bourne's custom to conduct family morning readings when
he was at home in London. This excellent book collects together a number of
these readings, together with several of Bourne's letters, and is suitable for
use as a daily devotional book.
"Through Baca?s Vale" by J.C. Philpot
Published by Gospel Standard Publications,
price ?9.95
ISBN 0 903556 22 7
(Available from Sovereign Grace Mission, PO Box 55, Biggleswade, SG18 9UU)
Very profitable daily readings taken from the works of J.C. Philpot.
"Ears From Harvested Sheaves" by J.C. Philpot
Published by Gospel Standard Publications,
price ?7.95
ISBN 0 903556 23 5
(Available from Sovereign Grace Mission, PO Box 55, Biggleswade, SG18 9UU)
A further collection of daily readings taken from the works of J.C. Philpot.
A collection of daily readings by Pastor Donald S. Fortner, of Grace Baptist
Church, Kentucky, U.S.A.
This book used to be published by Evangelical Press but is now available in a
re-printed edition direct from Grace Baptist Church, 2734 Old Stanford Road,
Danville, Kentucky, U.S.A. 40422-9438
BIBLE STUDY AIDS
"Strong's Exhaustive Concordance Of The Bible" by James Strong
Published by Hendrickson Publishers, price ?16.95
ISBN 0 917006 01 1
A concordance is a very valuable study aid if you wish to find phrases or word
usage throughout the Bible.
This hard-back edition of Strong's Concordance is very helpful. It contains the
locations of every word used in the Authorised Version of the Bible and points
out the underlying Greek and Hebrew words so that you can distinguish between
different uses of a word.
