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A View of Saving Faith

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John Colquhoun (1748-1827) was one of the foremost exponents of the erroneous 'Marrow Theology'. This work was originally published in 1824 and has been re-typeset and reprinted to Tentmaker Publication's usual high standards on behalf of the Free Presbyterian Church of Scotland.

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Afterwards I Knew: Stories from the first and second world wars

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From the depths of history and the terrible days of the Great Wars we read stories of courage and danger but ultimately of faith, hope and love. A grandfather sits in front of a warm fire as the flames rekindle memories of times long gone - the next generation needs to know the truth. A table cloth and a large mischievous dog bring two women together from different sides of a bitter struggle. The dominion of Canada and battle scarred Dresden are reconciled through the love of Christ.

An Exposition of Genesis

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This publication represents the first separate printing of Gill's work on Genesis, which was originally published together with Exodus in Volume One of his monumental Exposition of the Old Testament early in the year 1763. Making skilful use of an extensive acquaintance with Jewish rabbinical literature and other ancient historical writings, John Gill brings before the reader a narrative of uncommon interest, woven within a substantial and reliable exposition of this important book. Complete and unabridged but retypeset in a modern, easy to read format. Quality hardback.

Contemplations on the God of Israel

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A free grace classic. In this series of letters to a friend, John Jenkins, William Huntington enters with sanctified thinking upon the sublimest of subjects - the triune God. It contains a powerful antidote to heresies reflecting badly upon the nature of God, and the Trinity in particular. This edition has been taken from C J Farncombe's of 1940, and has an introduction by Herbert Moore, the then pastor at Jireh Chapel, Lewes, a legacy of Huntington's ministry.

John Henry Newman - The Greatest Pervert To Rome

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There is a striking contrast between two seceders from the Church of England in the first half of the 19th Century namely J C Philpot and J H Newman. This address by Matthew Hyde concentrates on the apostasy of J H Newman, and his descent into the Church of Rome. It is a timely account of a sad history, for with the proposed visit of Pope Benedict XVI to the UK later this year there is much talk of him beatifying Newman. However here Dr Hyde shows that there was little blessed or beautiful in the life of Newman, but whilst he was in the Church of England only much deception. He was a poor deluded soul. In his description of the papacy in II Thessalonians 2 Paul declares in verse 11 "And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie."