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The Large Catechism
By: Martin Luther

In the same manner as we have heard regarding Holy Baptism, we must speak also concerning the other Sacrament, namely, these three points: What is it? What are its benefits? And who is to receive it?

The Life of John Bunyan
By: Edmund Venables

The Pilgrim, having now floundered through the Slough of Despond, passed through the Wicket Gate, climbed the Hill Difficulty, and got safe by the Lions, entered the Palace Beautiful, and was "had in to the family." In plain words, Bunyan united himself to the little Christian brotherhood at Bedford, of which the former loose- living royalist major, Mr. Gifford, was the pastor, and was formally admitted into their society.

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The Moravians in Georgia
By: Adelaide L. Fries

Nitschmann and Korte at once went ashore to report their arrival to Secretary Verelst, and on Monday a house was rented, and the twenty-five colonists and Jonas Korte moved into it, to wait for the sailing of Gen. Oglethorpe's ship, the General having offered them berths on his own vessel. The General was out of town when they reached London, but called on Monday evening, and showed them every kindness, -- "Oglethorpe is indeed our good friend, and cares for us like a father."

The Overcoming Peace of God
By: Edison Macusi

Learn to overcome fear, stand up and declare God's victory in your life and live as a fortress of His peace during these perilous days.

The Physics of Love

By: h.cash marsh

Part 3 of The Keeper's Reign, a romantic adventure set during the Biblical tribulation period.

The Poor House
By: Anthony Perry

This fictional delight is about the healing and abundant life that comes when we learn to submit ourselves entirely to God and God's kingdom in this life. Anthony Perry uses real life experiences in a fictional backdrop to create a life changing and transforming work. This book will challenge and stretch your view and beliefs about what it means to be a Christian.

The Rapture And Israel
By: William West

Chapter 1: Premillennialism, a multitude of divisions and confusions • Chapter 2: The nature of Christ. o The nature of Christ before He became flesh ß (1) Jesus Christ, the God who made all things and us • Chapter 3: Christ as reviled in the Old Testament • Chapter 4: Christ as reviled in the New Testament 1. Jesus in the New Testament 2. Jesus as reviled in John's gospel. The person who came from God and returned to God 3. Jesus as reviled in Hebrews • Chapter 5: Jesus Christ, the God who became a man o The nature of Christ while He was flesh and dwelled among us [John 1:...

The Religion of Babylonia and Assyria
By: Theophilus G. Pinches

Though there is no proof that ancestor-worship in general prevailed at any time in Babylonia, it would seem that the worship of heroes and prominent men was common, at least in early times. The tenth chapter of Genesis tells us of the story of Nimrod, who cannot be any other than the Merodach of the Assyro-Babylonian inscriptions; and other examples, occurring in semi-mythological times, are En-we-dur-an-ki, the Greek Edoreschos, and Gilgames.

The Religion of the Samurai
By: Kaiten Nukariya

This work shows how the Mahayanistic views of life and the world differs markedly from that of the Theravada, which is generally taken as Buddhism by occidentals, to explain how the religion of Buddha has adapted itself to its environment in the Far East.

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THE RELIGION OF THE SAMURAI
By: John B. Hare andCarrie R. Lorenz.

"Buddhism is geographically divided into two schools[FN#1]--the Southern, the older and simpler, and the Northern, the later and more developed faith. The former, based mainly on the Pali texts[FN#2] is known as Hinayana[FN#3] (small vehicle), or the inferior doctrine; while the latter, based on the various Sanskrit texts,[4] is known as Mahayana (large vehicle), or superior doctrine. The chief tenets of the Southern School are so well known to occidental scholars that they almost always mean the Southern School by the word Buddhism. But with regard to the Northern School very little i...