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A great deal has been said and written upon the subject of spiritual power, and perhaps I can add nothing original upon the subject, but may help to stir up some pure minds by way of remembrance. —The opening line in Chapter 1. The author makes a great point in opening this book. Without...

From the preface: The aim of this book is to present the doctrine of the Divine Immanence from a Christological standpoint. The doctrine of the Divine Immanence requires to be rescued from pantheistic tendencies by changing the commonly accepted idea of the divine in nature, in man, and in the world,...

From the book's preface: "It has been many years since any serious study of demon experiences has been published, and possibly never before a compilation from competent observers in many parts of the world. The reason for this omission is not clear, but the result has been a feeling on the part...

Author's Preface: The providence that permitted and overshadowed the travels described in the following pages was an expanding one. It began with the crystallization of a plan for the authors to visit England for a period of evangelistic ministry, grew happily to the inclusion of the Holy Land and...

From the introduction: This book has not been written. It has been compiled. The style, diction, arrangement, etc., is all to which we can lay claim. The contents have been gathered from many sources. To tell where and how we have procured the material would be a difficult task; it has come from many...

This book is sure to challenge and convict you. Many Pentecostal churches today claim to have the corner on the market, but this book will hold them up in light of Scripture. It is hardly anti-Pentecostal, but will shake the church to its knees. This edition includes an Active Table of Contents....

From the introduction: Like other cults and fallacies Seventh Day Adventism was conceived in ignorance and born of presumption. William Miller was reared in the backwoods and received only the poor advantages of a common school. He was a Baptist. He claims that in 1831 he discovered by the...

1903 was a good year for Phineas Bresee, and also God's people. In this year, his church in Los Angeles moved into a proper facility across town, and also began an aggressive move toward church planting. It was from this year forward that the Church of the Nazarene began to grow into what it was later...

The preparation of this work of one hundred and seventy short biographies has been a blessing to my own soul. It has revived the happy hours of the past, in my itinerant life, when gentle looks and words of welcome thrilled my heart in the quiet homes of those saintly women, to whom the Master has...

Published in 1909, the autobiography of W. B. Godbey was penned at the proper time of his life. By this time, he was in his late seventies and had been preaching for upwards of sixty years. His whole life was spent in the service of God, and this book would be a great way to introduce yourself to...

From the introduction: For forty years the name C. W. Ruth has been a synonym for soundness in the teaching of the doctrine of holiness after the Wesleyan interpretation. And it is not logically possible for one who is sound on this central tenet of scriptural orthodoxy to be heterodox on any theme...

From the author's preface: This book was not written for the critic; nor is there any effort to present an exhaustive treatise of the subject herein set forth. The desire to present in a permanent form the convictions of the writer touching this subject, in the hope that they may help some hungry...

This book is a mock-conversation between Dr. Arminius and a group of people who are tied to the Seventh-Day Adventist church and other movements that demand adgerence to a seventh-day Sabbath. The book presents a strong Biblical argument for church attendance on a Sunday. The evidence is intriguing,...

Dr. Bangs was repeatedly advised in his latter years, by his official and other associates, that a record of his life would be important for his Church, if not for himself; and that he should not fail to leave, at his death, such notes of the momentous ecclesiastical measures in which he had shared...