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The
Tyndale New Testament Commentaries are distinctive in that they seek to set
forth what the text actually says and what it means, and to do so concisely.
They deal with the main issues without being technical. We can send you the
volume on Matthew at the special price of only $4.05 postpaid. If you like
it, you can add other volumes at your own pace.
This
Bicentennial year is a good time to read An
American Dream by John W. Whitehead, which shows that resistance,
rights, and hope are at the heart of the American experiment. This is a
tough look at America's new philosophy of secularism. The chapter on the
American mind, which the author traces to the Declaration of Independence,
will thrill
you. $8.95 postpaid.
The
National Review described Richard Wurmbrand's Tortured for Christ as shattering
book, if you read it you can never forget it." The author spent 14
years in Communist prisons, and he tells about
We
recommend the New Westminster
Dictionary of the Bible as second to none, Strong in archaeology, it has
over 450 illustrations. Up to date, easy to read. $22.50 postpaid.
One
good way to study history is biography,
which is true of our own
Restoration history. A good place to start is the Life
of Elder John Smith, a gripping story not only of a great pioneer
preacher but of early American history as well, $12.50 postpaid.
We
have back copies of this journal for many years past, which you can have at
18 issues for only $3.00, selected at random, but all at least five years
old.
Memoirs of
Alexander
Campbell is
still available at
$23.95 postpaid,
and the Campbell-Rice
Debate at $21.95.These are essential for any serious study of our
heritage.
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We
still offer as a bonus The
Stone-Campbell Movement by Leroy Garrett (value
$21.95)
when you send in 8 subs,
new or renewal, at $3.00 per name (total $24.00), or you may order
the book at $21.95, and if
you remit in advance we pay the postage. You
may order all five of our bound volumes of Restoration
Review, which include the years 1977-1984, for only
$40.00 postpaid. These are hardbound, matching volumes of high
quality, with dust jackets. Ouida is in the process of transferring our subscription list to our computer, which means that for this issue some of you are addressed as usual. Those with computer labels will notice your expiration date, such as 2/88 3/88, which means you should renew when you receive the Feb.1988 issue and that the Mar.1988 issue is your last issue. We will also ink stamp these issues, informing you further. But you may renew at anytime and your time will be advanced accordingly. By the January issue we should be completely computerized. |