Chapter V: Part 5
Mr. Wight brings all Biblical teaching of both the Old and the New Testament into complete harmony, enabling, an earnest, truth-seeking student to understand the purpose and nature of the Coming Kingdom.
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_NEVILLE S. TALBOT, D.D._ _Bishop of Pretoria._
The Returning Tide of Faith
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_FREDERIC C. SPURR_
_President of National Council of Evangelical
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Jesus Christ and the Modern Challenge
Can We Still Believe in His Divinity. . . . $1.50.
Mr. Spurr accepts the gage of battle which modern unbelief has thrown down, and with great skill of fence, defends the priceless possession of the Christian believer. The defense of the faith is presented, and made to stand out irrefutably, as being impervious to the assaults of present-day unbelief or hostility.
_JOHN J. LAWRENCE, D.D._
_Pastor, First Presbyterian Church, Binghamton, N. Y._
The Christian Credentials
An Appeal of Faith to Doubt. Introduction by
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Commencing with a review of the present theological situation, Dr. Lawrence depicts the character of the Divine Founder of Christianity, discusses the divine element in Christian origins, marshals the arguments of personal experiences, adduces the witness of history, and concludes with a survey of the religious trend and tendency of the age.
_RT. REV. JAMES E. FREEMAN, D.D._
_Bishop of Washington._
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SERMONS AND ADDRESSES
_HOBERT D. McKEEHAN, S.T.M._ (_Editor_)
_Pastor, St. Paul’s Reformed Church, Dallastown, Pa._
Great Modern Sermons . . . $1.50.
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_Carr’s Lane Church,
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_MALCOLM J. McLEOD, D.D._
_Minister of The Collegiate Church of St. Nicholas,
New York City._
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_RT. REV. CHARLES D. WILLIAMS, D.D._
_Late Bishop of Michigan._
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_ROBERT J. MacALPINE, M.A., D.D._
_Minister, Central Presbyterian Church, Buffalo, N. Y._
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