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August-September 2018

Magazine Issue 659-660 (Double Issue)

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Table of Contents

  • Editorial
  • Puritan Evangelism — J.I. Packer
  • Fire — The Want of The Times: Lessons from George Whitefield’s Journals — Iain H. Murray
  • The Christian’s Attitude to Life, Death, and Eternity — W.J. Grier
  • Our Foremost Needs — Walter J. Chantry
  • Are We Becoming ‘Reformed Men’? — Maurice Roberts
  • Was the Reformation a Mistake? — Garry Williams
  • Time For Upside-Down Thinking — Stuart Olyott
  • Some Reviews of Banner Books
  • A Query Answered

 

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