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GLEANINGS FROM A SACRED FIELD - A collection of writings from Benjamin Franklin compiled by Kyle Frank From The Introduction: Our blessed Savior once said “Therefore, by their fruits ye will know them.” Benjamin Franklin (1812-1878) is widely known by the fruits that he bore. He was known widely as an editor, and more importantly, an evangelist. Brother Franklin traveled far and wide in the Master's Vineyard from the 1840's to his death in 1878. He was even known to skirt Civil War battlefields so that he could continue to preach to both sides in the conflict. The sounds of cannon fire were often the back-drop for his evangelistic meetings.. Benjamin Franklin, the author, was widely known as a bulwark of conservatives in an ever-more-liberal world. His papers “The Western Reformer, and later more prominent “American Christian Review” held the standard of New Testament Christianity high. He is remembered as the most important second generation leader of the Restoration Movement. This new work, Gleanings From a Sacred Field comes from a deep respect for Mr. Franklin's abilities as an author and editor. It also expresses a desire to share this material with others. The material in this book was “gleaned” from several sources; his papers, tracts and transcripts which have been tucked away in various locations such as archives historical societies. Paperback, full color glossy cover, 457 pages, $17.95
You will treasure this book that is the newest reprint from Faith and Facts. Originally published in 1912, this book contains a wealth of wonderful study. Shepherd starts out with Testimony of Lexicons, Encyclopedias, Church Historians, Theological Writers; discusses the references to Baptism in the Epistles; the history of sprinkling; the Design of Baptism - discussing John's baptism, baptized into the name of, baptism for the remission of sins, Paul sent not to baptize, putting on Christ in baptism, and more. Includes biographical sketches and an index of quoted authors. Don't miss this one!
Paperback, glossy color cover, 517 pages, $19
by J.W. McGarvey. The great scholar's careful answers to the modernist views of the early O.T. books. A death blow to the "higher criticism" that sets aside the Scripture. Hardback, 335 pages, $19.95
by J.W. McGarvey. This volume is a reproduction of excerpts of McGarvey's work first published in the Christian Standard at the turn of the century. McGarvey was responding to the higher critics and modernists of Germany, England and America then just making inroads which have had such a profound influence on our nation religiously and morally in this century. This volume is studious and important for any Bible student. Hardback, 479 pages, $21.95
by J.W. McGarvey. A classic study of the integrity of the New Testament text and the genuineness of the New Testament books. Hardback, 409 pages, $21.95
by J.W. McGarvey. Much more than just another look at Bible geography, this book was a landmark in the previous century and an excellent study today. McGarvey toured Palestine, Egypt and the Mediterranean. This was the great scholar's most popular work. Hardback, 624 pages, $23.95
A discussion from 1928 of prophetic and premillenial themes between H. Leo Boles, president of David Lipscomb College, and Robert H. Boll, editor of Word and Work. A new edition in larger print. Hardback, 424 pages, $22.95
Reprint of an 1880's debate between Christian and Mormon, a real rarity! Although with the reorganized branch of Mormonism it is of great value in its careful study of the origins of the Latter Day Saints. Hardback, 396 pages, $21.95
on instrumental music and the societies concerning the Christian's liberty when the Bible is silent, held in 1908 in Louisville. Hardback, 299 pages, $19.95
on salvation and the life hereafter. Held in Cincinnati in 1908 with Charles Taze Russell, founder of what would become the Jehovah's Witnesses. Hardback, 196 pages, $16.95
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by Joe S. Warlick. A classic reprint of two booklets published by Joe S. Warlick in answer to the common arguments made by Baptists and Methodists. He was a classic example of debaters, reported to have had almost perfect memory; never making a note in his debates, but replying to every argument and quibble of his opponent. Hardback, 160 pages, $13.95
This much loved book is back in print! This is a wonderful new reprint of H. Leo Boles' book that includes biographies and photographs of gospel preachers from 1763 to 1870. Preachers such as Thomas and Alexander Campbell, Barton Stone, Tolbert Fanning, Raccoon John Smith, Moses Lard, E.G. Sewell, David Lipscomb, J.W. McGarvey, T.B. Larimore, M.C. Kurfees, J.C. McQuiddy, A.G. Freed, and many more - over 90 biographies in all! Also includes an introduction by B.C. Goodpasture. Contains 460 pages, with a glossy, full color paperback cover. This is one you will treasure!
Paperback, glossy color cover, 460 pages, $17.95
by David Lipscomb. A careful historical and scriptural study of how unity is promoted or destroyed as Christians deal with matters of faith and opinion. Reset in large print. Paperback, 64 pages, $1.95
by Alexander Campbell. Alexander Campbell (1788-1866) sets forth the principles which must be followed to restore Christianity to its original purity. The author explains, "This work, then naturally divides itself into three parts. The first, the principles by which the Christian institution may be certainly and satisfactorily ascertained; the second, the principles on which all Christians may form one communion; and the third, the elements of principles which constitute original Christianity." Hardback, 408 pages, $21.95
by Ashley S. Johnson. A classic reprint of the most popular book by a prolific writer, preacher and educator of the 19th century. Written in the form of speeches made by people from all religions, from atheist, to Roman Catholic, to Methodist, Baptist, to sincere seekers after truth; with speeches by one called Peacemaker, containing refutation of the false doctrine and ideas from historical past to the time of Johnson. Hardback, 244 pages, $16.95
by John F. Rowe. The centennial edition of the author's history "resulting in restoration of the apostolic church, to which is appended a history of the nineteen general church councils, also a history of all innovations from the third century down." 530 pages, $24.95
by H. Leo Boles. This classic work is back in print! Twenty-two chapters give a very thorough treatment of this subject. Paperback, $17.95
by M.C. Kurfees. The classic study of the Greek word psallo "together with a full discussion of kindred matters relating to music in Christian worship." Long considered to be the best treatment of the topic. New larger print edition in paperback. paperback, 295 pages, $14.95
THE LAST 12 VERSES OF MARK
by John Burgon. Does Mark 16:15-16 belong in the Bible? This classic reprint concerns itself specifically with the defense of the place of this key verse in the text. It goes beyond that to a definitive discussion defending the Textus Receptus against the Revised Text. You will want it as a reference tool and source of information. Hardback, 416 pages, $19.95
by F.D. Srygley. A compilation of editorials from the turn of the century Gospel Advocate. Real sword thrusts dealing with denominational error and upholding simple New Testament preaching and practice. Hardback, 320 pages, $19.95
by F.G. Allen. This book of original doctrine sermons was prepared while the author was suffering from a fatal disease, thus bringing him to a realization that "if the work was to be done at all it must be done quickly". "The casual reader will recognize the value of this volume of sermons, and the thoughtful student will be blessed immeasurably by the content." Hardback, $20.95
by M.C. Kurfees. A three part study of the topic including what it means to "walk by faith", numerous interesting quotes from reference works, and objections considered. Paperback, 32 pages, $1.95
by Robert Milligan. This book on Evidences deals extensively with the Divine Origin of the Bible, fulfilled Prophecy, the Canon, the integrity of the Bible, the Inspiration of the Bible, Hermeneutics and other related topics. Hardback, 445 pages, $20.95
by W.C. Rogers. A delightful account of men from the early Restoration Movement including Alexander Campbell, Aylett Rains, B.F. Hall, John Rogers, Jacob Creath and others written in 1889. 260 pages, $17.95
SALVATION FROM SIN
by David Lipscomb. This excellent series of articles, written in the late 1800s covered a wide variety of topics: The Bible; God-Who and What Is He?; Jesus Christ-Who And What Is He?; Mission And Work Of The Holy Spirit; The Ruin And Redemption Of The World; The Kingdom of God; The Blood Of Christ; Vicarious Suffering Of Christ; Faith And Works; The Spirit Of Christ; Difficulties In Religion; and more. Paperback, 440 pages, $17.95
by Robert Milligan. This index study provides a guide through the entire Bible, focusing on God's plan for man's salvation. It has often been used as a Biblical overview textbook in schools. Hardback, 582 pages, $26.95
by Arvy Glenn Freed. Lessons that are "characterized by simplicity of style, clearness of expression, beauty of diction and strength of thought peculiar to the author". Hardback, 232 pages, $16.95
by R.C. Trench. From the author of the popular and scholarly studies on the miracles and parables of the New Testament comes this careful study of Revelation 2 and 3. A reprint of the 1867 edition. Larger print edition. Hardback, 245 pages, $16.95
by D.M. Canright. The classic and definitive study from 1889 showing the Scriptural reasons for leaving the Sabbatarian denomination by one highly placed in their organization. Material strong enough that Adventists have tried hard to refute it ever since its first publication. Hardback, 420 pages, $21.95
by James W. Zachary. The reprint and centennial edition of this great work. This is a young preacher's careful study of Scripture especially concerning the work of the Holy Spirit in conversion and salvation. It is written with great force yet beautiful flow like an old time preacher. Hardback, 257 pages, $17.95
by F.D. Srygley. T.W. Caskey spent a great part of his life preaching in Mississippi in the 1800's. He was a man of great observation of life as well as excelling in oratorical propagation and defense of the truth. His remembrances of the life and times were unique in their humor and pathos. His close personal friend and fellow preacher, F.D. Syrgley, who could spin a yarn beyond compare and could find wit and humor in the most ordinary affairs is the author. The recollections, sermons, and sayings of this great man of God, as told by the author will make you want to keep reading and wish you could have witnessed some of the scenes so vividly portrayed. Hardback, 400 pages, $19.95
by William Baxter. A reprint of the classic biography of the 1870s telling the story of preacher Scott (1796-1861) and his fellow laborers, in both exciting and entertaining pictures of the times throughout the midwest. New larger print edition. Hardback, 450 pages, $22.95
by John Rogers. The interesting and informative 1846 account of a pioneer preacher and leader of the movement to restore simple New Testament teaching throughout his life (1772 to 1844). Here is the story of a Presbyterian minister who renounced Calvinism, a preacher at the famous Cane Ridge Revivals of the early 1800s, and one of the signers of the Last Will and Testament of the Springfield Presbytery. A wealth of information in this classic reprint. Hardback, 416 pages, $21.95
by James MacKnight. This 6 volume classic work is a must for every library. A wealth of in-depth study. Attractive binding matches MacKnight's work on the Harmony of the Gospels. Hardback, set of 6 volumes - $180.00
by James MacKnight. Another reprint of a classic. This work on the gospels is both a harmony and a commentary, Bound to match the author's 6 volume set of the commentary on the apostolic epistles - 2 volume set . Hardback, 1150 pages, $59.95
