"But we are come to Mount Zion and to the city of the living God, the heavenly Jerusalem, and to the innumerable company of angels, to the general assembly and church of the firstborn , which are written in heaven, and to God the Judge of all, and to the spirits of just men made perfect" (Hebrews 12.22-23)
Unlike the ancient and outdated apostles, today's ministers have massive sources to be equipped and prepared (by men) to preach the gospel. Dallas Theological Seminary is a dine example of this with its vast offerings of postgraduate masters programs, all of them in the "arts". Just look at all these different programs!
It is an amazing fact that God ordains the treachery of the human heart to achieve his purposes and glorify himself.
For those who teach that one has to repent for all his sins to be forgiven even as believers, we have riddle. How can they ask forgiveness for sins they are not aware of? For reasons only known to himself, our Lord keeps some our sins out of our awareness. God has secrets. 'The secret things belong to the Lord our God; but those things which are revealed belong to us and to our brethren forever, that we may do all the words of this law' (Deut. 29:29).
There are but a few books written on the subject of Job and fewer still that are worth the time it takes to read them. Welsh Tract Publications has now made available the finest work on Job that we know of anywhere.
Introduction
Are the ten commandments the believer's rule of faith and life?
Publishers introduction: We present here the first article from the pen of Thomas Paxton which appeared in the "Western Predestinarian Baptist." We have removed a few commas, separated one long paragraph into two, modernized some spelling. Italics and all caps are as in the original, as is most punctuation. If our brethren enjoy this we will include more of this brother's writings. Though we do not endorse every remark Bro. Paxton made in this article, in the main we are pleased with his original thoughts on a subject which we would do well to study more.
We now have a limited number of Singing the Psalms with Isaac Watts. Its 270 pages contain an introduction on singing, Watts' paraphrase of all 150 Psalms, and a short biography of him. We offer these at $5.00 per copy plus actual shipping.
Watts' Psalms are more like hymns than most of the other metrical psalms which preceded his. Indeed, to call some of them Psalms might be considered a stretch, though they are beautiful poetry and, so far as we have examined them, full of sound doctrine.
Our stock of them is quite limited, but we offer them to our readers for their edification.
Friends and brethren, we have found out there are still copies of this, the first work by Elder Durand, available. It is a hardbound volume and just $10 postpaid from the publisher.
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