In these words the author of “Desire of Ages” has summed up the whole life of the Master.
This book is not simply a life of Christ, it is a reverent, heart-to-heart study and elaboration of that life which was and is “the light of men.”
A perusal of this book can hardly fail to bring to every reader, not only an inspiration to a better life, but practical suggestions how to attain it.
“Desire of Ages” is handsomely bound in such a large variety of styles that you are sure to find one to suit you.
Prices - $1.50 to $7
“A building not made with hands”
In taking up the subject of the sanctuary, the author points us to our great High Priest, outlines his work in our behalf, and shows that the earthly tabernacle was simply “a shadow of things in the heavens.” Further, that the same work is now being done for us by Christ our great high priest, in the heavenly sanctuary, as that which was done by Israel’s high priest when he went in before the mercy-seat to make atonement for the sins of the people.
“Looking unto Jesus” contains 300 pages, superbly illustrated, and durably bound in cloth.
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“Greater love hath no man”
“What others have not dared attempt, you have done, and done well,” is the testimony of a Baptist minister regarding “The Lover’s Love.”
You will be surprised, too, at the depth of meaning given that familiar text, John 3:16.
By the use of apt illustrations, the author impresses more forcibly the “pouring out of all heaven” in the “unspeakable gift.”
This book contains many practical suggestions for every-day life, and is equally interesting to old and young.
Substantially bound in cloth and appropriately stamped in brown ink.
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“A man greatly beloved”
The story of one of the most successful men in history, a man whom God honored.
Daniel’s life was a striking example of the results of an early Christian training. He had truly hid the word of God in his heart.
The “Story of Daniel the Prophet,” besides explaining in a most interesting way the great prophecies of the book of Daniel, tells the secret of Daniel’s success as a man, and how he became, what the angel called him, “A man greatly beloved.”
Handsomely bound in three-quarter cloth, and stamped in silver. Illustrated with full-page half-tones made especially for this book.
