BOOK NOTES

 

Our more recent subscribers might be interested in our bound volumes. These are handsomely bound in matching sets, gold lettered, dust jacket, table of contents. They are hardbound books of library quality, and yet they are only slightly higher than the subscription price itself. Principles of Unity and Fellowship (1977) and The Ancient Order (1978) are 5.50 each; Blessed Are the Peacemakers, With All the Mind (two years in one volume, 1979-80) and Jesus Today (two years in one volume, (1981-82) are 8.50 each. If you send a check with your order, we pay the postage.

Many of our readers, not just preachers, would profit from A. M. Hunter’s Preaching the New Testament. These are actually short expositions, only four or five pages each, on such fascinating topics as Why Be a Christian?, What Is Christianity?, The Unfading Victory, God’s Way of Righting Wrong. Anything Hunter writes is worth reading. He’s terrific! 5.50 postpaid.

Many of us may be among the 20 million Americans who suffer from anxiety attacks. Toby Rice Drews’ Get Rid of Anxiety and Stress is a practical, do-it-yourself manual for managing anxiety. What it says about trusting and forgiving oneself is to the point. 5.50 postpaid.

We have a new supply of The Mormon Papers, which is all one needs in dealing with Mormonism in that it goes to the sources themselves. 4.50 postpaid.

Merrill C. Tenney’s Interpreting Revelation may well be the best book in print on the last book of the Bible. While it is not a commentary, it is an explanation, mostly by subjects, on the entire book, and it tells one how to approach the book. 9.95 postpaid.

F. F. Bruce’s Paul: Apostle of the Heart Set Free is a veritable gold mine of information on Paul, his writings, his world. It is high at 16.95 postpaid, and we seldom recommend expensive books, but this one is worth it, all 510 pages.

Our newer readers might like to know what we’ve been saying through the years. For 3.00 we will send you 18 back copies, selected at random through the years, and postpaid, but mailed only once a month, along with the current issue.

Ouida wants you to remember to send both your old and new addresses when you move. We have to drop from our mailing list all those who move without informing us of a change of address.