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A Summary of Christian History:
by Robert A. Baker & John M. Landers - Hardcover

Print: 3 edition - June 2005. Actual size: 4.2 x 2.8 x 1.5" - 448 pages.
Originally published in 1959, A Summary of Christian History has been
a classic text for introductory-level studies of Christian history for
more than four decades. Even in the face of advancing history, new findings,
and changing perspectives, Dr. Baker's original classic has remained popular
decades beyond the normal life expectancy of a textbook.
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Complete Pronunciation Guide to Bible Names:
by W. Murray Severance - Paperback

Print: June 1983. Actual size: 0.32 x 8.54 x 5.54" - 108 pages.
A predecessor to That's Easy For You To Say by the same
author. Using guidelines based on Hebrew, Greek, and
Aramaic speech, pronunciation of every proper name
in every major translation of the Bible is provided
in this scholarly work.
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Eusebius' Ecclesiastical History : Complete and Unabridged:
by Eusebius' Pamphilus, C. F. Cruse (Translator) - Hardcover

Print: June 1998. Actual size: 1.66" x 9.57" x 6.42" - 500 pages.
A Church History from Christ to A.D.300. Some
interesting readings include details of the lives
of the early church fathers, heresies of that time,
and how the church evolved.
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God in Search of Man : A Philosophy of Judaism:
by Abraham Joshua Heschel, Abraham Joseph Heschel - Paperback

Print: September 1997. Actual size: 1.27" x 8.27" x 5.52" - 464 Pages.
Are you ready to have your pre-conceived ideas about
the identity and nature of God challenged? If you
are, then you will take away from this scholarly
work a deeper faith and understanding of the nature
and love of God. If your foundation is solid,
rediscover that sense of "awe" that should permeate
every christian's life every day. This is not lite
reading. It requires much contemplation of what the
author is trying to convey. It is one where the reading
of one sentence, at times, will be so profound you
will cease your reading and spend hours in systematic
thought. The heart will leap. This is meat. It is rewarding!
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Gospel Parallels : A Comparison of the Synoptic Gospels/New Revised Standard Version:
by Burton H., Jr. Throckmorton (Editor) - Hardcover

Print: April 1993. Actual size: 0.90" x 11.19" x 8.83" - 212 Pages.
Side by side comparisons of the Synoptic Gospels.
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Halley's Bible Handbook:
by Henry H. Halley - Hardcover

Print: September 1979. Actual size: 1.64" x 7.31" x 5.02" - 860 pages.
A side by side companion to the Bible enjoyed by many
for decadescompact in size, rich in content. Its
summaries, commentary, archeological findings, maps,
history of the church, and more are invaluable to not
only the beginner in Bible study, but a quick reference
for anyone at any point in their Christian journey.
For those with special needs, it is also available
in
Large Print.
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Heart of Hebrew History : A Study of the Old Testament. Reprint of the 1949 Ed:
by Hubert Inman Hester - Hardcover

Print: June 1980. Actual size: 1.16" x 9.30" x 6.30".
Although intended as a text for undergraduate
college students, its concise history of the Hebrew
people and the Old Testament is without comparison.
A must for every beginning Bible student!
Its companion is the: Heart of the New Testament
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Heart of the New Testament:
by Hubert Inman Hester - Hardcover

Print: June 1980. Actual size: 1.15" x 9.31" x 6.40".
Like its Old Testament counter-part, this unequaled
work is intended for collegiate undergraduates. However,
college enrollment is not a necessity for reading,
gleaning, and being enriched from Dr.Hester's New
Testament knowledge and literary skills.
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Josephus; The Complete Works:
by William Whiston, Flavius Josephus - Hardcover

Print: January 1999. Actual size: 1.93" x 9.72" x 6.68" - 1200 Pages.
A contemporary to the Jews at the time of Jerusalem's
fall to the Romans who came to end the zealot uprising
in Judea after the time of Christ, Josephus was considered
a traitor by those within its walls because of his
call for its surrender for their survival. His account
of Hebrew history, chronicle of the Jews' last days
in Judea, the Wars of the Jews, has been a source for
insight into this unique people who have been both
admired and persecuted since their early beginnings.
Arguably, the most quoted Jewish historian on record.
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Lectures On Revival:
by Charles Finney - Paperback

Print: January 1989. Actual size: 0.74" x 8.34" x 5.42" - 288 Pages.
Unlike those who speak to us from their lofty towers of
academia, with little or no experience in the dynamics
of spiritual awakening, Finney is an authority on the
subject. Be prepared to be personally challenged in
every area of your life, both in the natural and spiritual.
Do not read over lightly the implications of those
matters that may seem irrelevant in our day that were
common in his. There are truths to be gleaned from them as
well.
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Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary on the Whole Bible:
by Matthew Henry - Hardcover

Print: February 1, 1999. Actual size: 2.69 x 9.56 x 6.79" - 2000 Pages.
A staple commentary in any serious Bible student's
and scholar's library for over 3 centuries.
This complete and unabridged one volume edition
of Matthew Henry's famous work, includes the entire
text of Matthew Henry's original multi-volume
commentary.
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Modern Spirituality: an Anthology:
Edited by : John Garvey - Paperback

Print: February 1997. Actual size: 0.39" x 8.42" x 5.50" - 144 Pages.
The purpose of this anthology is to offer a sampling
of some of the best modern spiritual writers. There
is a range of emphases here; there are also several
religious traditions represented, and this may require
some explanation. Buber and Heschel are here because of
the deep influence these two Jewish thinkers have
had on modern Christian thought. Similarly,
Simone Weil's influence is undeniable...although
she was never baptized, she was a believer in
Christianity who had a unique feeling for the
universal nature of God's revelation. The presence
of Chägyam Trungpa, a Buddhist, may require
a little more explanation. The basic reason for
his being here is quite personal: I find what he
has to say about "spiritual materialism" very
important. I think the readers of this anthology
will find that it applies to the spirituality of
any tradition...I hope other readers will find
the authors represented here as helpful as I have.
- John Garvey
For those who explore the minds of others, the
searching Christian will find nuggets of treasure
in this thought-provoking work presented by Garvey.
Although at Adam2.org, we do not ascribe to the
doctrines and teachings of other religions, we do
find elements of thought that run within the grain
of our own human approaches into the spirituality of
our own faith. It is with this reason we recommend
this book to the maturing Christian to take from it
that which may be pertinent in their own advancing
growth in the area of meditation and prayer.
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That's Easy for You to Say : Your Quick Guide to Pronouncing Bible Names:
by W. Murray Severance, Terry, Dr. Eddinger - Paperback

Print: August 1997. Actual size: 0.60" x 9.06" x 6.05" - 216 Pages.
Using guidelines based on Hebrew, Greek, and
Aramaic speech, pronunciation of every proper name
in every major translation of the Bible is provided
in this scholarly work. As a bonus, a CD-ROM including
these pronounciations is supplied to provide the
acutal experience of hearing the correct pronounciation
of a selected word. A value at any price!
Use it with a kind heart when attempting to correct
others, as you will be tempted to do.
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The Complete Book of Jewish Observance:
by Leo Trepp, Leo Tripp - Hardcover

Print: September 1996. Actual size: 1.33" x 9.30" x 6.31" - 370 Pages.
Although written for the Jew who desires further understanding
and instructions for practicing their faith, anyone
examining its contents will gain greater insight into
Jewish life. As a companion,
A GLOSSARY OF JEWISH LIFE:
by Kerry M. Olitzky, and Ronald H. Isaacs gives over
2,400 defined terms used by American Jews in such areas
as religious practice, history, literature, Israel, and
personalities (pronounciations are not included).
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The Layman's Parallel Bible:
by Zondervan Publishing House - Hardcover

Print: September 1991. Actual size: 2.60" x 9.60" x 6.77" - 3120 Pages.
Don't let its name be misleading! This resource is
found in almost every pastor and minister's library
around the globe, if not adjacent to their Bible on
their desk. This is the fastest way to compare the
KJV, NIV, NRSV, translations and the Living Bible
paraphrase offered in a side by side format on
each page. (Please keep in mind: The Living Bible
is NOT a translation of original text. It is merely
one man's paraphrase of existing translations.)
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The New Unger's Bible Dictionary:
by Moody Press - Hardcover

Print: November 1988. Actual size: 2.37" x 9.52" x 6.65" - 1400 Pages.
Bible dictionaries are like entrees on a buffet, everyone
has their own preferences. Although there are many
good dictionaries for the serious Bible student to
use on a regular basis, and should not be limited to
an either/or, for our purposes of recommendations,
we have chosen Unger's.
In addition to the 6,700 entries, included are
color photos, charts, essays, illustrations, maps,
and other rewarding features that enrich the
knowledge of anyone who delves into its contents.
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Thompson Chain Reference Bible:
by B.B.Kirkbride Bible Co. - Leather

Print: 2nd edition (October 1990). Actual size: 1.84" x 10.35" x 7.93".
A lifetime of Study. Over 30 years of intense Bible study first produced in 1908
by Frank Charles Thompson, D.D., PH.D, and his faithful wife, Laura B.Thompson.
This newer edition with its added references is by
far the best scripture reference Bible available to the serious Bible student to date.
It is a selection of tens of thousands of references, and the arranging of them into
marginal chains, with their indexes in its appendix gives the reader a quick reference
to almost every topic one can imagine, from Aaron to Zuph. In addition, there are many
other study tools provide, such as, a brief background and outline of every Bible book,
charts, figures, maps, and even a concordance.
Although the KJV is our recommended version (not the inadequate NewKJV), it is also available in other versions and binds as well. We believe once you have tried it, you will embrace it as your daily companion. (Make sure you get the Morocco leather edition for better flexibility, durability, and longer life.)
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WHAT IS JUDAISM?: An Interpretation for the Present Age (Library of Jewish Philosophy)
by Emil L. Fackenheim - Paperback

Print: 1999. Actual size: 0.99" x 5.75" x 8.24" - 328 pages. Also available in Paperback.
"The most profound and compelling introduction to Jewish
faith available to the contemporary reader" - Jewish
Books In Review. The writer takes the reader on a journey
from the Jewish historical past and its ancient and modern
traditions to the future of the statehood of Israel.
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Whatever Became Of Sin?:
by Karl Menninger, M.D. - Hardcover

Published: 1990. The hardback version is currently out of print but
can be found at this location for $?:
Buy Hardback Now. This book discusses the views of the author towards
world-wide depression and gloom as it relates to
the lack of the use of the word "sin" and how it
affects us. It talks of the feelings of guilt felt
by people who are often told they have nothing to
feel guilty about, as there is no longer "sinning."
A great book for teacher, minister, doctor,
therapist and parents, it leads the reader along
the path that tells how suffering and struggling
is alleviated in a world of real hope if we
acknowledge that there are wrong behaviors.
Availiable on Audio-Cassettes.
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Word Pictures in the New Testament:
by Archibald T. Robertson - Hard Cover: 6 Volume Set

Print: October 1982. Actual size: 6.29" x 9.16" x 8.79".
Although likely best known within Baptist circles,
A.T.Robetertson's Greek skills and work have been
widely known and quoted for decades. His exegesis
of the New Testament text stands among the top in
any generation of scholars. It is rewarding.
Begin your examination with his passage on John 3
to experience the insight and joy this work will
bring each time you pick it up for study or
personal enrichment.
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Word Studies in the Greek New Testament:
by K.S. Wuest - Hard Cover: 4 Volume Set

Print: June 1980.
As any who have delved into the original Greek of the
New Testament and began to experience its rewards,
and joy, those who have discovered this unequaled
work by Kenneth Wuest have soared to similar heights.
Although unknown in real life, Kenneth Wuest has
been a personal mentor and instructor for many a pastor,
teacher or minister who has stood before others to
teach.
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Young's Analytical Concordance to the Bible : Revised:
by Robert Young - Hardcover

Print: July 1997. Actual size: 2.59" x 11.12" x 8.93".
As with Bible dictionaries, concordances have their
loyal followings. Many are good. Some are better. But
if you're looking for a format for easy locating
your word of choice, we think Young's is the best!
Also provided is the word's meaning in its original
form.
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