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Hebrews
Volume 5: Exposition of Hebrews, 6:1-7:28
Description
In his massive exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrews, Owen’s range of knowledge and the depth of his exegetical powers are most evident. Following the classical Puritan method, he provides careful analysis, judicious interpretation and rich practical application and thus, in a balanced way, addresses both mind and heart. One of the great classical commentaries of the Christian church.
Hebrews
Volume 6: Exposition of Hebrews, 8:1-10:39
Description
In his massive exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrews, Owen’s range of knowledge and the depth of his exegetical powers are most evident. Following the classical Puritan method, he provides careful analysis, judicious interpretation and rich practical application and thus, in a balanced way, addresses both mind and heart. One of the great classical commentaries of the Christian church.
Hebrews
Volume 7: Exposition of Hebrews, 11:1-13:25
Description
In his massive exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrews, Owen’s range of knowledge and the depth of his exegetical powers are most evident. Following the classical Puritan method, he provides careful analysis, judicious interpretation and rich practical application and thus, in a balanced way, addresses both mind and heart. One of the great classical commentaries of the Christian church.
Hebrews
7 Volume Set
Description
In his massive exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrews, Owen’s range of knowledge and the depth of his exegetical powers are most evident. Following the classical Puritan method, he provides careful analysis, judicious interpretation and rich practical application and thus, in a balanced way, addresses both mind and heart. One of the great classical commentaries of the Christian church. Approx. 560pp per volume.
Description
A moving study of Jesus’ resurrection and the events that followed it, told with a heart-warming freshness and loveliness. 144pp.
A Commentary on the Holy Bible
Volume 1: Genesis-Job
Description
Although massive scholarship lies behind this work, Poole’s Commentary is clear and easy to follow. Each chapter is preceded by an outline of the contents and principal teaching. Approx 1000pp. per volume.
A Commentary on the Holy Bible
Volume 2: Psalms-Malachi
Description
Although massive scholarship lies behind this work, Poole’s Commentary is clear and easy to follow. Each chapter is preceded by an outline of the contents and principal teaching. Approx 1000pp. per volume.
Judges
1615 Edition
Description
An eminent example of how the lesser-known books of the Old Testament can be made contemporary and powerful by true preaching. A facsimile of the 1615 edition. 992pp.
Romans 8
Verses One to Four
Description
These sermons, first preached during persecuting times in the 17th- century, cover all the major truths of the gospel, and especially the practical subjects upon which the Puritans were such masters. 392pp.
Christian in Complete Armour
Volume 2
Description
A modernized abridgement of the Puritan classic. Paperback, 400 pages.
Trial and Triumph of Faith
Lessons From Christ's Gracious Answers to a Woman Whose Faith Would Not Give up
Description
Expounding the incident of the healing of the daughter of the Canaanite woman (Matt. 15 & Mark 7), Rutherford eloquently shows the nature of true faith in Christ and persistence in prayer. 416pp.
The Works of Stephen Charnock
Volume 1
Description
Book Description VOLUME ONE contains a helpful introduction to Charnock’s life and work by James McCosh, and the first eight discourses on The Existence and Attributes of God, opening with A Discourse of Divine Providence, based on 2 Chronicles 16:9. In this Charnock sets forth the doctrine of providence with great clarity, and then applies […]
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