by John Willis Clark
This is a nine chapter (long chapters with a lot of photos and drawings) book on the care of books, basically looking at it from a historical point of view of libraries. Although few people would probably care, it is interesting to see how libraries “held” their book treasures in time past. Books chained to desks, and theWord giving them away for free. Lots of images in this work.
The Way of the Cross:
Comprising a Luminous Discussion of Both the Law and the Gospel
By B.H. Carroll, D.D., LL.D.
For Almost Thirty Years Pastor of First Baptist Church, Waco, Texas,
and Founder and First President of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas
COMPILED BY J. W. CROWDER, A.B., D.D.
EDITED BY J. B. CRANFILL, M.D., LL.D.
TO REV. L. R. SCARBOROUGH, D.D.
Former President of the Southern Baptist Convention, Who for More Than Twenty-six Years Has, as President of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Worn the Mantle of B. H. Carroll, its Founder, and Who, as Preacher, Teacher, Author, Financier and Leader in This Great Task, Has Successfully Piloted the Institution Through Inexpressible Hardships and Difficulties, This Book is Lovingly Dedicated.
In this 14 chapter work on the cross, Carroll (Baptist) presents us with some excellent thoughts on following Christ (the way of the cross). Among his chapters are the bewitching power of Satan, the way of Cain, Paul’s Gospel, what shall I do to inherit eternal life? Christ is the end of the law, if thine eye offend them, sowing wild oats not conducive to Salvation, the case of Simon Magus, the war between the flesh and the spirit, and the evils of religious compromise.
Calvin John – Institutes of the Christian Religion
Chapman, J. Wilbur – Ivory Palace of the King is a work on heaven.
Chafer He that is Spiritual eSword Chafer’s study on what is the biblical picture of a spiritual person. He looks at the three classes of men (natural, carnal, spiritual), and the ministries of the Spirit, the filling of the Spirit that gives true spirituality, “Grieve not the Spirit”, “Quench not the Spirit”, “Walk in the Spirit”, analogy and conclusion.
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