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$30.00War on the Saints stands alone in the spiritual accuracy and depth of its examination of the ways demonic spirits wage war against believers in Jesus. These spirits, servants of their master Satan, deceive, harass, mislead and beset believers in a wide variety of assaults--afflictions that can be overcome once they are thoroughly understood. Learn More -
$30.00Dig into the meanings of the words used by the original Bible authors - quickly and easily. This affordable edition of a classic study resource helps those with limited or no background in Hebrew or Greek to study the meaning of biblical words in the original languages. Vine's Expository Dictionary includes thousands of biblical words in one English A-to-Z listing for each testament. Each entry covers how the word is used, its key occurrences in the Bible, its English transliteration, and definitions of its various uses in the Old or New Testament. A great resource for students, pastors, teachers and anyone who enjoys biblical word studies. Learn More -
$46.00A Treatise of the Saints' War against the Devil: Wherin a Discovery is made of that grand Enemy of God and his People, in his Policies , Power, Seat of his Empire, Wickedness, and chief design he hath against the Saints. a Magazine Opened, from whence the Christian is furnished with Spiritual Arms for the Battle, helped on with his Armour, and taught the use of his Weapons: together with the happy issue of the whole War. Gurnall’s Christian in Complete Armour, certainly one of the greatest of all the Puritan’s practical writings, has been many times republished, but the best edition remains that of 1864, with an Introduction by J.C. Ryle. It is this unabridged edition which is now reprinted. This Complete Armour is beyond all others a preacher’s book: I should think that more discourses have been suggested by it than by any other uninspired volume. I have often resorted to it when my own fire has been burning low, and I have seldom failed to find a glowing coal upon Gurnall’s hearth. John Newton said that if he might read only one book beside the Bible, he would choose The Christian in Complete Armour, and Richard Cecil was of much the same opinion.‘Gurnall’s work is peerless and priceless; every line is full of wisdom; every sentence is suggestive. The whole book has been preached over scores of times, and is, in our judgment, the best thought-breeder in all our library.’ — C.H. SPURGEON Learn More
