Books and Posters

- Number in Scripture: Its Supernatural Design and Spiritual Significance

(1894)

E. W. Bullinger,

- The Canon of the Old and New Testaments Ascertained, or the Bible Complete without the Apocrypha and Unwritten Traditions

(1851)

Archibald Alexander, D.D.,

- The Secret History of the Oxford Movement

(1898)

Walter Walsh,

- The Romance of Bible Chronology: An Exposition of the Meaning, and a Demonstration of the Truth, of Every Chronological Statement Contained in the Hebrew Text of the Old Testament

(1913)

- Stories of Great Revivals with Contributions on Revival Work

(1906)

H. Johnson, Canon Aitken, F.B. Meyer, Stuart Holden, Gipsy Smith;

- Conflict With Rome

(1940, translated from the Dutch and printed in the U.S. in 1957) 2016 printing

Gerrit Berkouwer,

- Does God Repent...? Can God Change His Mind...? [And an Utter Demolishment of the Humanistic Myth of Man’s “Free Will” and Arminianism],

(2014)

- Foxe’s Christian Heroes and Martyrs of the World,

a.k.a. (more popularly known as)

- Historical Collections Relating to Remarkable Periods of the Success of the Gospel / Historical Collections of Accounts of Revival

- Presbyterians and the Revolution

(1876)

2020 printing

Rev. W. P. Breed,

- History of the Reformed Church, Dutch; The Reformed Church, German and the Moravian Church in the United States 

(1895)

Corwin / Dubbs / Hamilton,

- John Wycliffe: Patriot and Reformer: “The Morning Star of the Reformation”

(1884)

2021 printing

- Difficulties (and Alleged Errors and Contradictions) in the Bible [—Examined and Re-Examined] (1907) Dr. R.A. Torry, originally 126 pages; it was small print, enlarged and expanded to 9x6, and 520 pages of complementary and corrective notes by R.A.B. and added Biblical illustrations, pb., 650pp., 32.50 + P&H.

Martin Luther (1483-1546) and Erasmus of Rotterdam (1466-1536) are referred to as humanists, because they studied the "humanities" and were well educated thinkers; nothing like the humanists of today—who are secular (that is, "antichrist") humanists; who have made humanism itself into a religion that worships man.  The Dutchman Erasmus was a scholar of the highest type, but his faith appears to have been cold academia of the Scriptures, not the fiery faith of the German Luther, w

“15 Look down from Heaven, and behold from the habitation of Thy Holiness and of Thy Glory: where is Thy Zeal and Thy Strength, the sounding of Thy Bowels* [Sympathies] and of Thy Mercies toward me? are they restrained? 

Dr. Gordon H. Clark wrote:

I Timothy 4:8: For bodily gymnastics is useful for little; but piety is useful for everything, having a promise of life both now and hereafter.

What the Devil...? — What the Hell...?

A Comprehensive Study Identifying Angels, Satan, the Devil,

Evil Spirits,Demons, Fallen Angels, and Hell,

“I Cried, He Answered” — A Faithful Record of Remarkable Answers to Prayer (1918), compiled and edited by Henry W. Adams, Norman H. Camp, William Norton, and F.A. Steven, with an Introduction by Charles Gallaudet Trumbull; 128pp., original print was very small, so enlarged it 22% and made into 6x9 pb., 288pp., 14.50 + P&H. [READY]

Titles by Sir Charles Marston

(British archaeologist, owner of the Sunbeam / Villiers motorcycle company)

Selections from the Latter Testimonies and Dying Words of Saints and Sinners: Being the Closing Expressions of Nearly Seventeen Hundred Persons, Believers and Unbelievers

(1898; 1900 edition)

compiled by Amos Haverstick Gottschall,

On the Side of the Angels:

The Story of the Angels at Mons;

A Reply to Arthur Machen’s “The Bowmen”

(1915)

Puritan Pronaos: Intellectual Life of New England in the Seventeenth Century

(1936)

Samuel Eliot Morison,

281pp.,

The Solar Eclipse - Signs in the Heavens - Earthquake? - Christ's Crucifiction and Return? The Protestant Reformation, Bolshevik Revolution, Millennial Kingdom... Some Thoughts to Consider!