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File Name: Fanning, Tolbert - Searching The Scriptures

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This is the book on Studying the Scriptures by Tolbert Fanning.
It is ©1854 by Tolbert Fanning.

The Title Page Reads as follows:

THE TRUE METHOD

OF

SEARCHING THE SCRIPTURES,

BY

TALBOT FANNING,

PRESIDENT OF FRANKLIN COLLEGE. CINCINNATI:

AMERICAN CHRISTIAN PUBLICATION SOCIETY

©1854.

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File Name: Brewer, G. C. - Contending For The Faith

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File Submitted: 19 Jun 2018

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This is the 1941 Edition of "Contending For The Faith"
authored by G. C. Brewer. This book features a compilation
of articles that have been published before, most of them in
the Gospel Advocate, together with some new matter by the
author, G. C. Brewer. ©1941 by G.C. Brewer and printed
by the Gospel Advocate (Nashville, TN)...

This .topx file contains the complete text of the 1941 edition.
The only difference is the layout of the chapters is different
from the Table of Contents that appears in the original book
by brother Brewer.

Here is the Table of Contents from the Printed Edition (1941).
This .topx file contains thirty-eight(38) chapters.....

CHAPTER I
Contending for the Faith
CHAPTER II
"Where Art Thou?"
CHAPTER III
"Men Ought Always to Pray"
CHAPTER IV
Marriage and Divorce
CHAPTER V
"Why Methodists Baptize by Pouring and Baptize Babies"
CHAPTER VI
A Review of a Baptist Exegete
CHAPTER VII
Denominational Baptism
CHAPTER VIII
The Baptist Arrow and the Bible Arrow
CHAPTER IX
Premillenarianism
CHAPTER X
About Organizations: Christian Colleges, Orphan Homes,
and Missionary Societies
CHAPTER XI
Some Controversies of Christ
CHAPTER XII
Fugitive Pieces
CHAPTER XIII
"The Bible an Authority Only in Catholic Hands"
CHAPTER XIV
The Lord's Supper
CHAPTER XV
The Lord's Day
CHAPTER XVI
When Does the Lord's Day Begin? Should We Have
the Lord's Supper on Sunday Night?
CHAPTER XVII
Why Go to Worship Every Lord's Day
Why I Don't Go to Church
CHAPTER XVIII
Is There an Eternal Hell?
CHAPTER XIX
Desultory Descanting
CHAPTER XX
The Fifty-Year Line.

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File Name: Hall, S. H. - Scripture Studies - Two Volumes

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File Submitted: 16 Jun 2018

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Scripture Studies Volumes One and Two
Contains 50 Lessons in these two Volumes!
Suitable for Bible Drills for Young and Old alike.
Good for use as Prayer-Meeting Topics and for
use in Adult Sunday School Classes and can
be used as Sermon Outlines for Preaching purposes.
These two volumes originally printed by The Gospel
Advocate in Nashville, TN. Volume 1 ©1921 and
Volume 2 ©1932.

Volume One Contains the following Lessons...
1. The Importance of Studying The Bible
2. How We Got Our Bible
3. The Miracle of The Ages or Jehovah's Greatest Wonder
4. How to Study The Bible
5. The Beginning
6. The Church—What Is It?
7. The Church—The Importance of Being Members of It
8. The Church—How To Become Members of It
9. What Man Must Do to Become Such As Should Be Saved (Pt 1)
10. What Man Must Do to Become Such As Should Be Saved (Pt 2)
11. What Man Must Do to Become Such As Should Be Saved (Pt 3)
12. What Man Must Do to Become Such As Should Be Saved (Pt 4)
13. A One-Hundred-Per-Cent Conversion
14. The Human Heart, or Heart-felt Religion.
15. Abrahamic Faith—What Is It, and How May We Know We Have It?
16. Jehovah's Demonstration
17. The Alien and Prayer
18. A Reason for Our Hope
19. The One New Man
20. The Witness of The Spirits
21. Seekers Who Always Find
22. "By Every Word That Proceedeth Out of the Mouth of God"
23. How to Establish Churches of Christ Here and There
24. God's Power To Save
25. Can We See The Bible Alike? If So, Why Are We So Sadly Divided?
26. Non-conversion Or Why You Are Not Saved

Volume Two Contains the following Lessons...
1 Regular and Utility Scriptures
2 Miracles of Jehovah and Miracles of Satan
3 Jehovah's Faithfulness in His Promises to Abraham and David
4 Helping God Find His Man
5 Freedom from All Condemnation
6 Walking on the Water
7 Walking With God
8 Foot Washing or The Spirit That Must Govern in the Church Of Christ
9 The First Look at the Model Church
10 The Second Look at the Model Church
11 The Money Question: the Tests of Faith and Love
12 The Sabbath or the Lord's Day—Which?
13 Meditations on the Kingdom
14 The Most Needed Thing in the Church
15 How Faith Grows Exceedingly
16 Can the Lord Depend on You?
17 Our Lord and His Eternal
18 "Thy Heart is Not Right"
19 Romans Chapter Fourteen
20 The Most Destructive Famine that Ever Has Been
21 Something Supremely Important
22 God's Image Restored
23 More About Our Father's Image
24 Revealed Sense, Common Sense, Versus Nonsense-

Samuel Henry Hall was born in Smyrna, Tennessee, December 23, 1877. He was baptized by F. W. Smith in August, 1892. On August 28, 1898, he married Miss Jennie Styles. He began preaching at McMinnville, Tennessee, in 1896. He attended the Nashville Bible School, and later took correspondence courses in memory work and public speaking.

His first full time work as a minister was in Atlanta, Georgia. He spoke frequently of "my 14 years work in Atlanta." There he blazed the trail, in "The Gate City of the South" for others to follow. During his 14 years work in Atlanta, he preached under tents, in school houses, and in private homes. One of the most successful meetings was conducted in East Point, Georgia, a suburb of Atlanta, where there were 165 additions, which resulted in the establishment of the East Point Church of Christ. During those pioneer days, Hall walked to many of his appointments as well as to make visits and calls. Some of the Christians living there now will remember how he would have his Bible under arm, with charts on his shoulders, wearing out shoe leather instead of automobile tires.

His labors extended all the way to California, back to Nashville, Tennessee, and again to California. He started the Central Church of Christ in Los Angeles, and the large and prosperous congregation in Madison, Tennessee. He also established congregations among the Japanese in Los Angeles and many ***** congregations in the deep South. He was directly responsible for establishing more than 100 congregations. Even after he was past 72 years of age, he began a five year ministry with the church in Arcadia, California.

Perhaps one of his most successful labors was at the Russell Street Church of Christ in Nashville, Tennessee, where he preached for 28 years.

Hall kept continually busy in working for, and with, our orphan homes, the Christian colleges, and encouraging young men to preach. For a score of years, he was on the Board of Directors of David Lipscomb College in Nashville, Tennessee. He helped the Nashville Christian Institute and was greatly interested in the labors of Marshall Keeble. During his last days in California, he took an abiding interest in George Pepperdine College. He engaged in a number of debates. Some of the outstanding were the Hall-Pendleton Debate in the Christian Church, 1910; the Hall-Walker Debate on instrumental music, and the Hall-Robertson Debate on the Sabbath question.

For more than 50 years, he wrote for the Gospel Advocate. While he lived in Atlanta, he had a department in the Gospel Advocate entitled, "Georgia and the Far Southern Field." He wrote a number of books.

For more than 60 years, he was blessed with a loving and devoted companion. Sister Hall was an ideal preacher's wife. She read and corrected all his letters and articles. During his last illness, she gave herself, unreservedly, to his every need. She and Sam Thomas stood by him until the end.

A brave soldier for more than 65 years has been called home. On the morning of July 18, 1961, at 7:30 in a hospital in Los Angeles, California, the spirit of Samuel Henry Hall left a tired and worn out body to be with the Lord. Funeral service was conducted on July 21, in Los Angeles, by J. P. Sanders and E. V. Pullias. Burial was in Inglewood Park Cemetery. Hall was in his 84th year. A memorial service was also conducted at the Russell Street church building in Nashville, Tennessee, on Sunday afternoon, by J. E. Acuff, Thomas J. Waggoner, and H. Clyde Hale. The elders of the Russell Street church, where Hall had served as minister for 28 years, were in charge of the memorial service. Survivors included his wife, Jennie Styles Hall, a grandson, Sam Thomas Hall, a great granddaughter, a daughter-in-law, Mary Sowell Hall, and one brother, Tom Hall.

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File Name: Tant, J. D. - Bible Studies and Questions

File Submitter: djmarko53

File Submitted: 15 Jun 2018

File Category: Reference Books (topx)

Contains Three Years worth of Bible Studies. For use in
Bible Schools, Prayer Meetings, Devotional Meetings, Bible
Drills, and All Class or for Individual Bible Studies.

CONTAINS OVER 4,000 Questions On The New Testament
by J. D. Tant.

Editor's Note: As I find time, I plan on adding several thousand Questions by
E.M. Zerr to this module.
Jefferson Davis Tant was born June 28, 1861, at Cartersville, Georgia. His parents
were William and Mattie (Lloyd) Tant.

At the age of 14, Tant joined the Methodist Church. At the age of 15 he moved with
his parents from Georgia to Texas. About this time, he became interested in an
education and, fortunately, he lived near a high school.

Unfortunately, he had only one dollar to supply all of his earthly needs. He invested
his dollar in three yards of cloth from which his mother made him a pair of pants. He
started to school without a single school book and one pair of pants. At school, he
would dodge around the children and study his lessons on their books with them,
until one day a schoolmate cursed him and told him if his old daddy could not get
him some books that he had better quit. Discouraged, he told his troubles to his
teacher, who agreed that he would leave one window unfastened each night so his
pupil could come and get the books for his lesson the next day, learn his lessons,
and put the books back next morning before school. This he did for two years, and
many times three o'clock in the morning found him after his lessons with a little
brass lamp to study by.

Jefferson Davis Tant was in the school room each day but never looked at a book,
yet at time for recitation he seldom failed to answer all the questions. The children
begged him to tell them how he knew his lessons without studying. This he kept as
a profound secret. The news spread that he was an "idiot" and people often visited
the school to see "Old man Tant's 'idiot' son that learned his lessons without studying."
After two years, a lady learned of his desire for an education and loaned him $20 to
buy his books. The last two years he was in school, he was in a class alone. He had
passed all the other students, not because he had more ability but because he used
what he had.

The Reverend Jefferson Davis Tant, duly ordained in the Methodist ministry, became
a circuit-rider in North Texas in the year 1880. His work as a Methodist minister was
destined to be a short one. In 1881, he moved to Buda, Texas, where in August of
that year, he heard W. H. D. Carrington, a minister of the Church of Christ, preach the
gospel. He liked what he learned. In those days, the church was often referred to as
"Campbellites." The meeting ran from two weeks to a month. Tant decided to go back
and hear what the "Campbellite" preacher had to say further. Carrington took the Bible,
read the passages and explained them clearly, especially the verses that told what one
must do to be a Christian or to be saved.

On August 14, 1881, Tant came forward in Carrington's meeting and gave the preacher
his hand. He was openly weeping as he did so, weeping from fear, from gratitude. Since
he had been immersed, he was received into the fellowship of the Buda church on his
statement that he was "satisfied" with his baptism. It was only one week later that young
Jefferson Davis Tant received a written statement from the Buda Church of Christ,
commending him to the brotherhood to preach the gospel of Christ and baptize any that
he was instrumental in converting to Christ. The statement was signed by two elders and
two preachers.

1883 was a milestone in Tant's life. It was then that he received his very first compensation
as a preacher of God's word. He checked his records and found that he received $9.75 for
the year. $5.00 of this amount came from performing a wedding ceremony.

J. D. Tant married Laura Warren on March 26, 1890, at Georgetown, Texas. E. Hansborough
performed the ceremony. To this union, two children were born: Ira, a son who lived to be 10
years old, and Davis, a daughter.

The Tants lived at Hamilton, Texas. On January 4, 1894, after a hard fight with pneumonia,
Laura died. Her body was laid to rest in the old Hamilton Cemetery

Hamilton was the home of J. D. Tant for nearly 15 years, his longest residence in any one place
during the 80 years of his life.

Tant married Nannie Green Yater on Wednesday, December 30, 1896. It was a double wedding
with Nannie marrying J. D. and her sister, Fannie Mills (who was never known by anything but
her nickname "Kanna") marrying Albert Gebhart. Felix C. Sowell performed the wedding ceremony.

Tant preached all over the nation. Gospel preachers were few and far between. He was in great
demand, ordinarily receiving more than 200 invitations per year for gospel meetings. His record
was 269 invitations in a single year. Obviously, he could not hold more than 20 or 25 of these, since
most of them were of two weeks' duration.

After living in Hamilton, Texas, for 15 years, Tant moved to Victoria, Texas, and then to Quanah,
Texas. He moved to Macon, Tennessee, in 1904. (Yater Tant was born there in 1908.) Then the
Tants moved to Alamogordo, New Mexico, in 1912, to Cleburne, Texas in 1916, then to Menard,
Texas, Rogers, Arkansas, Greenville, Mississippi, DeQueen, Arkansas, Brownsville, Texas, and
then to Los Fresnos, Texas, where he spent his remaining days.

One day, sitting quietly in his chair, he said, "There remaineth therefore a rest to the people of
God . . . and I long for that rest! " This was the last scripture that he was heard to quote. He
wanted to see his children once more and sister Tant wrote to all of them requesting that they
come as soon as possible.

The last two Lord's Days he was not able to attend services. H. D. Jeffcoat, preacher for the
Brownsville Church, brought the Lord's Supper to him May 24. Those assembled sang, prayed,
and broke bread together. But on the last Lord's Day of his life, June 1, 1941, he did not partake
of the Supper. Knowing his weak condition, friends came to encourage him. They visited, stood
up to leave and Tant stood up with them and walked into another room. He sat down in a chair,
turned his eyes for a last long searching look into Nannie's face, and without speaking a word,
quietly died.

It was 4:30 P.M., Sunday, June 1, 1941.

Two funeral services were held. The first was at the Brownsville Church of Christ with H. D.
Jeffcoat and James W. Adams officiating. Tant had requested that the service be conducted
like any normal preaching service with congregational singing. Jeffcoat read the scripture and
led the prayer. Adams spoke on 1Ti_4:1-8 paying tribute to the great work of J. D. Tant.
The second funeral service was held at the Central Church of Christ, Cleburne, Texas,
Wednesday morning, June 4. The principal address was given by W. K. Rose with whom Tant
had held a long time agreement that whichever of them survived would speak at the funeral of
the other.

Scripture was read by G. H. P. Showalter, prayer was led by Cled E. Wallace, and a short address
preceding Rose's talk, was made by Foy E. Wallace, Jr.

Many gospel preachers came from their fields of labor to pay tribute to this great gospel preacher
who had fallen asleep in the Lord. Old time friends, companions of his youth, were present to shed
their tears with his wife, Nannie, the children, and his only surviving brother, James Monroe Tant.
John W. Akin, who had given the suit in which he was to be buried, wept unashamedly as he
looked for the last time upon the still and bloodless face of his friend.

The funeral caravan moved slowly to the old Cleburne Memorial Cemetery, where all that is mortal
of "J. D. Tant, Texas Preacher" now sleeps beneath a simple stone bearing the legend:

Jefferson Davis Tant
1861 - 1941
"I have fought a good fight
I have finished my course
I have kept the faith."
2Timothy_4:7

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File Name: Sound Doctrine (5 Volumes)

File Submitter: djmarko53

File Submitted: 04 Jun 2018

File Category: Reference Books (topx)

Five Volume Series of Bible Studies for Sunday school classes,
Prayer Meetings, Private Study, College Classes, Etc..

All Five Volumes, 1 Thru 5, are now complete.. Each Volume
contains nearly 700 Bible Related Questions, or approx. 55
Questions per Lesson. Some Lessons have as many as 85
Questions. That's 3,500 Questions contained in these Five Volumes!

Volume One Includes the following Topics:
(Volume One Is Now Complete)
1. The Bible
2. Creation
3. Adam and Eve
4. The Flood
5. Abraham
6. The Covenants
7. The Apostles
8. The Great Commission
9. The First Sermon
10. Obedience
11. Disobedience
12. Grace
13. The Lord's Supper

Volume Two Includes the following Topics:
(Volume Two Is Now Complete)
1. Isaac, Jacob, Esau (done)
2. Joseph (done)
3. Deliverance of Israel From Bondage (done)
4. Deliverance From Sin (done)
5. The Ten Commandments (done)
6. Prayer (done)
7. The First Chapter of Acts (done)
8. The Jerusalem Church (done)
9. Conversion Of The Samaritans (done)
10. Faith (done)
11. Justification By Faith (done)
12. Repentance (done)
13. Partakers Of The Divine Nature (done)

Here's The Subject Index For Volume Two (From Printed Version):
A
Acceptable Prayer.................................................................... 74-77
Acts, Chapter 1 ....................................................................... 82-83
Alien Sinner's Prayer................................................................ 77-78
Ananias and Sapphira ................................................................. 100
Ascension of Christ—to Pentecost............................................ 86-87
B
baptized unto Moses. Baptized into Christ. Saved ..................... 47-48
Believe With All The Heart........................................................... 125
Bible Teaching On Prayer ............................................................. 71
C
"Christian Graces." .............................................................. 159-164
Congregational Prayers ................................................................ 78
Conversion of the Samaritans ..................................................... 107
D
Deacons—the First............................................................... 101-102
Deliverance Conditional ................................................................ 46
Deliverance From Sin ................................................................... 41
Deliverance of Israel From Bondage .............................................. 31
Deliverers: Moses, Christ ............................................................. 44
Discipline ................................................................................... 103
Dreams.................................................................................... 11,28
F
Faith..................................................................................... 120-123
Faith, Degrees of......................................................................... 124
Faith, How it Comes ............................................................. 123-124
Faith, Justified by—Examples .............................................. 138-139
Faith Only Does Not Save..................................................... 126-129
False Ideas of the Kingdom...................................................... 84, 85
Famine in Egypt and Palestine.................................................. 23-27
First Deacons ....................................................................... 101, 102
H
Hebrew, Israelite, Jew................................................................... 31
Historical Review............................................................................ 7
I
Isaac, Jacob, Esau ......................................................................... 7
Isaac—Some Facts in His Life ........................................................ 9
Israelites Guided in Wilderness................................................ 48,. 49
Israelite, Hebrew, Jew................................................................... 31
J
Jacob Obtains Blessing ................................................................ 10
Jacob, Dream of............................................................................ 11
Jacob and Esau Reconciled .......................................................... 13
Jacob and Laban ...................................................................... 12,13
Jacob Loved, Esau Hated ....................................................... 15,. 16
Jacob Sent From Home................................................................. 11
Jacob Serves For Wives................................................................ 11
Jerusalem and Christ's Ascension .......................................... 85,. 86
Jerusalem Churches—Its Activities............................................... 96, 99
Jew .............................................................................................. 31
Joseph's Brethren go to Egypt ................................................. 23-27
Joseph, His Dream ................................................................. 18,. 19
Joseph Exalted ............................................................................. 22
Joseph Sold............................................................................ 20, 21
Judas Iscariot .......................................................................... 87-91
K
Kingdom, False Ideas About ................................................... 84,. 85
M
Moses ..................................................................................... 32-35
Moses and Aaron Before Pharaoh ................................................. 35
Many Fell ..................................................................................... 51
Mt. Sinai, Moral and Positive Law .................................................. 54
O
Order of Faith and Repentance
P
Partakers of Divine Nature .......................................................... 156
Passover...................................................................................... 36
Peter's Speech on Pentecost , ...................................................... 89
Peter and John To Samaria................................................... 114-116
Pharaoh's Dream........................................................................... 21
Philip Preaching Christ ......................................................... 108-111
Plagues in Egypt........................................................................... 36
Prayer, When Acceptable.......................................................... 74-77
Pray Always.................................................................................. 74
Prayer, Bible Teaching On ............................................................ 71
Praying For Others ................................................................. 72, 73
Prayer of Alien Sinner.............................................................. 77, 78
Prayer, Some Hurtful Theories About........................................ 69-71
R
Repentance ......................................................................... 143-149
Restitution............................................................................ 149,150
Results of Philip's Preaching ................................................ 111-113
S
Saved—Not By Faith Only..................................................... 126-129
Simon .................................................................................. 113-116
Some Facts in The Life of Isaac....................................................... 9
Some Hurtful Theories About Prayer......................................... 69-71
Sowing and Reaping ..................................................................... 14
T
Ten Commandments—To Whom Given ................................... 54, 55
Ten Commandments The Old Covenant.................................... 60-65
Tribes of Israel.............................................................................. 31
Two Laws of Pardon.................................................................... 117
W
Waters Divide, Israel Saved..........................................................39

Volume Three Includes the following Topics:
(Volume Three Is Now Complete)
1. What Is The Church? (done)
2. Establishment of The Church (done)
3. How To Become A Member of The Church (done)
4. Mission of The Church (done)
5. Unity (done)
6. The Lord's Day Meeting (done)
7. Elders (done)
8. Discipline (done)
9. The Sabbath (done)
10. Sabbath or Lord's Day, Which? (done)
11. Church Finances (done)
12. Instrumental Music (done)

Here's The Subject Index For Volume Three (From Printed Version)
A
Ambitions, Selfish 65
Attitude Toward Elders 97
B
Baptists On Establishment of The Church 17
Beginning of Remission of Sins In Name Of Christ 22
Benevolence 56 Bible Our Guide 70
C
Church, Meaning of The Word 7-10
Church, Must One Be In Church To Be Saved 10,12, 38
Church, Christ Head of 12
Church, Christ Gave Himself For 12, 13
Church, Household of God 13
Church, One Body 12
Church, "Will Build" 33
Church, Kingdom 19,21
Church, If Before Pentecost, What? 29-31
Church, Local. Candlestick 49
Church, One As Good As Another? 42
Church, Pillar and Ground of The Truth 51
Church, Sanctity of 72
Church Treasurer 142
Church Finances 133
Church Budget 143
Church Graft 135
Church Pledges 139
Collections on The First Day 130, 145
Conversions 41-43
Collections 80
Creeds 42
D
Divisions Condemned 62-64 
Divisions, Dealing With Dividers 71
Discipline 101-105
Discipline, Withdrawing From 105-106
Discipline, Public and Private Matters 106-107
E
Exaltation of Christ 23
Elders, Duties. Plurality 89, 90
Elders, Qualifications 90-96
Elders, Selecting, Deposing Resigning 96-99
Elders, Officialism 88
Elders, Attitude of Congregation Toward 97
G
Getting Religion 44
Giving Thanks at Lord's Table 84
Great Commission 36, 118
I
Idolater 1
Inactivity 40
Individual Responsibility 67
Instrumental Music, Is It An Expedient? 140
Instrumental Music An Addition To The Worship 149
Instrumental Music Not of Faith 149
Instrumental Music Not An Aid 152
Instrumental Music In The Home 154
J
Jesus Glorified 28
Jesus The Head of The Church 70
K
Keys of The Kingdom , 18, 38
Kingdom 19-21
L
Last Days—Word From Jerusalem 22, 23, 127, 128
Lord's Supper 19, 83
Lord's Supper, Preparing Emblems 83
Lord's Supper, Presiding at Table 83
Lord's Supper, Giving Thanks 84
Law of Moses. Law of God 114-117
Law of Sabbath 119-121
Law, Dead To 125
Lord's Day Meeting 76
Lord's Day Worship 76, 77,127,129,130
M Moral And Ceremonial Laws 117
N
New Birth 44 New Covenant 118
Not To Destroy The Law 121
No One's Business How Much I Give 144
O
Opinions 65
P
Pentecost. Peter's Sermon 37
S
Sabbath A Shadow 125
Sabbath First Mentioned 113
Sabbath Given To Ancient Israel 113,114
Sabbath, When Given 114
Sabbath, Why Given 114
Sabbath, Ten Commandments the Covenant 118
Sabbath, Perpetual 119
Sabbath, Jesus and Apostles 126,127
Selfish Ambition 65
Singing 81,82
Societies, Human 52-55
T
Teaching 78-103
Throne of David 27
Throne, Priest And King 27
U
Unity 68-69

Volume Four Includes the following Topics:
(Volume Four Is Now Complete)
1. The Divine Origin of Christianity (done)
2. The Divine Origin of Christianity (Concluded) (done)
3. Nature of Man (done)
4. Events of Sinai (done)
5. The Tabernacle (done)
6. John the Baptist (done)
7. Miraculous Manifestations of the Spirit (done)
8. The Work of the Holy Spirit In Conversion (done)
9. The Work of the Holy Spirit In Conversion (Concluded) (done)
10. The Heart (done)
11. Conversion of the Eunuch (done)
12. Action of Baptism (done)
13. Letter to the Church At Ephesus (done)

Volume Five Includes the following Topics:
(Volume Five Is Complete)
1. The Wilderness Journey (done)
2. Names and Titles of Christ (No. 1) (done)
3. Names and Titles of Christ (No. 2) (done)
4. The Great Salvation (done)
5. What Must I Do To Be Saved? (done)
6. Infant Baptism (done)
7. The Church At Corinth (done)
8. Conversion of Saul of Tarsus (done)
9. Conversion of Cornelius (done)
10. Soldiers of Christ (done)
11. The Second Coming of Christ (No. 1) (done)
12. The Second Coming of Christ (No. 2) (done)
13. Eternal Life: The Reward of the Righteous (done)

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