OFFICE NOTES

 

A Journey Toward Jesus by Edward Fudge and Bruce Edwards, which usually sells for 1.50, is free for the asking from Mark Whitt, 1400 Elkton St., Athens, Al 35611. But you should include postage. This may be of special interest to you since it is a collection of 16 letters between two preachers of “conservative” Churches of Christ in their struggle with legalism and search for grace.

R. L. Whiteside lived and died right here in Denton, Texas and was widely appreciated as a Biblical thinker. His daughter continues to make some of his books available, and we recommend them highly. His Commentary on Romans is 5.00; Doctrinal Discourses 6.25; Kingdom of Promise and Prophesy 4.00; Reflections 6.45. Postage prepaid.

For Restoration history buffs we list three musts: The Fool of God by Louis Cochran at 3.85; The Living Oracles (Campbell’s N.T.) at 10.50; and Memoirs of Alexander Campbell (2 vols. in one) at 17.95.

The Word Abused is the bound volume of this journal for 1975-76 and is 5.95. Our latest bound volume for 1977, Principles of Unity and Fellowship, is now available at 5.50.

Howard Snyder’s books, which question the structures of the modern church and look to the church as the community of the King, are justifiably receiving lots of attention. They will really turn you on. The Problem of Wine Skins is 4.30 and The Community of the King is 4.60, postpaid. The chapter on unity in the latter is especially worthwhile.

We also have two of George Eldon Ladd’s books that we recommend. In The Last Things he tells you how to interpret prophecy, 3.25, and his Commentary on Revelation. which you can understand, is 4.25, postpaid.

F. F. Bruce’s Paul Apostle of the Heart Set Free may seem high at 13.95, but it is a 500-page volume representing a lifetime of study, and one to which you will return time and again.

You cannot go on being a good egg forever; you must either hatch or rot. —C. S. Lewis