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A Study in the Scripture Use of ther Term % " and it relationship to the Atoning Work of the Lord Jesus Christ

This book examines many of the New Testament's most well-known miracles, with a focus on those Christ performed. The book begins with a thoughtful consideration of our belief in miracles and ends with the greatest miracle of all―the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ.

A Biblical Study of the Divine Titles

Is Christmas an ancient festival to which the name of Christ has been falsely attached? . . .

For any who have doubts about Easter, this book presents reasons why the anti-Easter teaching should be rejected.

Explains why the author pulled his very popular book, "Babylon Mystery Relgion" out of print.

We are currently out of this book. We do not know when it will be republished.



This book examines the Gospel of John in the context of the spiritual creation, and subsequently proposes the existence of the spiritual creation sequence as framework to the Gospel narrative. The book also includes seven exhortations drawn from John's Gospel.

Preformed by Steve Shuman on a Yamaha Disclavier

Performed by Steve Shuman on a Yamaha Disclavier

The work of God on men's hearts and minds cannot be penetrated by us in any complete sense. Yet by studying the Scriptures . . .

This work is an abridged version of the interpretation of the Apocalyspe which first appeared in magazine form in 1968, and later under a single volume entiled The Revelation of the Lord Jesus Christ

This is the story of the dealings of God with His people the Jews after their crucifixion of the Lord Jesus Christ

In the days before Christ was revealed to men, the work of the Holy Spirit was to speak God's salvation to men . . .

This booklet brings togehter a number of writings of brethren on the subject of our attitude to worship as it realtes to those not in covenant relationship with God thru Christ.

(From the Preface)

Our view is that the letter to the Romans is a letter sent to brethren and sisters in real situations, and that the letter can only be properly understood . . .

Sir Isaac Newton, the most famed scientific mind the world has know, wrote more words about the Bible than he did about science