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Dorothy Pape has written an exciting novel about John the Baptist, No Greater Born, in which she explains why Jesus would say there is none greater than John and why John never joined forces with Jesus. The novel can be an effective device in exploring truth. You will like this one. 7.50 postpaid.
Pat
Robertson and Bob Slosser have put together a worthwhile book dealing
with principles or laws of the kingdom of God, entitled
The
Secret Kingdom.
You
will be impressed with its relevance to our world today. 6.50
postpaid.
The
book by our President on
Abortion
and the Conscience of the Nation
is
worth having, not only because it deals with a crucial moral issue by
a sitting President, but also because it has chapters by Dr. Everett
Koop and Malcolm Muggeridge. Imagine a book like this coming out of
the Kremlin! We Americans must count our blessings. 7.95 postpaid.
A
book with such a happy title as
How
to Live with Kids and Enjoy It
has
to have something going for it. It tells how to talk to them about
sex, how to deal with sibling rivalry, their peers, and how to
understand kids better. 4.95 postpaid.
A
new book on
How
to Manage Yourself and Others
by
Francis Szarejko, a man with experience in running a city, tells you
how to help others by helping yourself. It deals with the difficult
question of how to apply Christian values to your business. 5.50
postpaid.
Ben
Alexander, a Christian Church minister, has had more experience with
the occult than most anyone, for he was once a medium himself. His
new book on
Out
From Darkness,
which
tells it all, will curl your hair. 5.50 postpaid.
If
you would like to read something that makes sense of “the
Rapture” and pretribulationism, as to whether the rapture is
silent and secret, then we recommend
The
Rapture: A Question of Timing
by
William R. Kimball. You will at least be informed, which is something
for these “end time” books. 6.50 postpaid.
The
Stone-Campbell Movement: An Anecdotal History of Three Churches
by
Leroy Garrett is going into another printing. We are moving toward
10,000 copies sold, which is incredible for a book on church history,
and it is not inexpensive a 21.95. But if you send us a check for
that amount we will pay the postage and put the book in the mail to
you the same day. Or you can earn a copy free if you get up a list of
eight or more subs to this journal at 3.00 each (24.00).
The
able craftsman who binds this journal into bound volumes a small shop
operator, has had health problems, and so
The
Doe of the Dawn,
the
bound edition of this journal for 1983-84, has been delayed. But we
are hopeful of sending the copy you ordered sometime in October. It
is not too late to order, and you need send no money. We will enclose
an invoice with the book since we do not yet have the exact price.
Please
when ordering books do not ask us to bill you. Since the above prices
include postage it is no problem to figure the correct amount.
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