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File Name: E.M. Zerr Commentary on Genesis and Exodus

File Submitter: djmarko53

File Submitted: 10 Feb 2019

File Category: Commentaries

Update 2/19/2019 --This Verse-by-Verse Commentary
now features Verse Notes by E.M. Zerr, which are
complete from Genesis 1 through Exodus 25.
This Commentary includes Fifty Bible Study Outlines
for all Chapter Notes for the book of Genesis. The
Chapter Notes for Exodus are Complete but i am
adding Chapter Outlines to the Chapter Notes for
Exodus. Chapter Outlines for Exodus 1-15 are
included in Exodus Chapter Notes.

All Verse Notes are by E.M. Zerr. The Tab Name has
been changed to ''ZERR-P" P standing for Pentateuch.
includes Chapter Notes by Coffman and others. Includes:
Approx. 100 Colorful Bible Charts and Bible Maps whiich
are embedded in the Book Notes, Chapter Notes and
some Verse Notes for Genesis and Exodus.

Genesis Book Notes includes 400 Bible Study Questions
by E.M. Zerr.
Exodus Book Notes includes 300 Bible Study Questions
by E.M. Zerr.

This .cmti (HD) Commentary Module requires Version 11.2
of e-Sword to run and view the graphics on your PC. This
module should also work on iPAD and iPhone as well as on
your PC. This HD Module created with Tool Tip Editor and
tested to run on a Hewlett Packard All-In-One PC running
Windows 10.

As mentioned above, the TAB name has been changed and
am currently working on the Book of Exodus by E.M. Zerr and
others. Consider this a Beta Version which, so far, runs just
fine on my PC. If all goes well, I will release Zerr's Bible
Commentary to cover all of the Pentateuch.

When Exodus is completed, I will begin working on the book
of Leviticus. If the file size isn't too large, I will try to add
Numbers and Deuteronomy. I may release a version without
the Graphics so that users can choose to install a smaller
module into their e-Sword.

The screenshot posted on this page is just one of the many
color charts or maps available from within this Commentary.

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File Name: Tolle, James M. - New Testament Word Study -- Volume One

File Submitter: djmarko53

File Submitted: 25 Jan 2019

File Category: Reference Books (refx)

The Book "New Testament Word Study" -- Volume One.
©James M. Tolle

Includes New Testament Greek Word Study of the
following New Testament Words:

I. Basic Concepts (1)
II. Basic Concepts (2)
III. Abide, Abundantly
IV. Access, Adoption
V. Anxiety, Apostle
VI. Assurance, Authority
VII. Bishop, Bear
VIII. Blot Out, Call
IX. Cheerful, Cherish
X. Church, Citizenship
XI. Comforter, Coming
XII. Compel, Confirm
XIII. Conscience, Covenant

The basic thesis in this series of lessons is that the New
Testament is the last and final message God has given
to man through the Holy Spirit, that its purpose is to
reveal the mind of the Spirit to the mind of man, and that
the means of conveying this divinely inspired message is
through words.

Volume Two---Coming Soon!!
Volume Two includes the following New Testament (Greek)
Word studies:

I. Covetousness, Content (done)
II. Courage, Defence (done)
III. Debtor, Disorderly (done)
IV. Earnest, Envy (done)
V. Example, Exercise
VI. Fear, Fellowship
VII. Fervent, Follow
VIII. Forgiveness, Gift
IX. Good, Gospel
X. Grace, Gravity
XI. Hardened, Holy
XII. Hope, Hypocrisy
XIII. Insolent, Intercession

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File Name: Spurgeon, Charles H. - The Interpreter Morning and Evening

File Submitter: djmarko53

File Submitted: 12 Jan 2019

File Category: Reference Books (refx)

This is the Book "Interpreter--Morning and Evening" by
Charles Haddon Spurgeon. This Book is now Complete
for every day of the year. This Book is Volume One in
a set of Three Volumes. The commentary and notes in
these volumes together, would make an interesting abridged
commentary on the Bible.

This is similar to Spurgeon's Morning and Evening Daily
Devotional only better. It has Scripture and Commentary
for each Morning and Evening Daily Devotional. Plus, it
makes allowance for Leap Year. Includes 732 Devotionals
with great Notes and Commentary. Also includes the
following Devotions by Spurgeon:

1. For the Day of a Death or Funeral
2. For a Time of Trouble
3. For a Wedding

Completed: January thru December.

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Below is the Morning Devotion for January 12th:

January 12—Morning
"I am thy shield."

Gen 15:1-18

Gen 15:1
Let those fear who touch the Lord's anointed, but as for those
who trust in the living God they have no cause for alarm. Five
kings or fifty kings may come against them, but while Jehovah
defends them they are secure. Perhaps the Lord saw a rising
fear in Abram's mind, and therefore came to him with this word
of comfort: God is not willing that his servants should be in
bondage to fear.

Gen 15:4
The strongest faith has its conflicts. Abram's heart was set upon
being the progenitor of the Messiah, and he believed in the
promise of God that he should be so, but still it appeared
mpossible, for he had no son, nor did it appear likely that he
would ever have one. It is wise always to spread our doubts
before the Lord, for he can meet them for us.

Gen 15:6
Over the head of every difficulty and physical impossibility he
believed in God; and therefore he stood accepted as righteous
before the Lord.

Gen 15:7-11
The sacrifice ratifying the covenant is the most satisfying food
for faith. Let us see Jesus confirming the promises and we are
content. True, a few distracting questions like these ravenous
birds will molest us, but by faith we chase them away. When the
Lord covenanted with his servant over the bodies of the beasts
slain in sacrifice, he gave him the strongest possible confirmation;
and in the death of Jesus we have solid assurance that the
promises shall all be fulfilled.

Gen 15:17
This symbolised the history of the chosen seed: the furnace of
affliction with its darkening smoke is often theirs, but the lamp of
God's salvation is never removed from them.

Gen 15:18
Thus was the fear of Abram cured by the covenant: let us ever
resort to the same remedy.

'Tis mine the covenant of grace,
And every promise mine;
All flowing from eternal love,
And sealed by blood divine.

On my unworthy, favour'd head,
Its blessings all unite;
Blessings more numerous than the stars,
More lasting and more bright.

That covenant the last accent claims
Of this poor faltering tongue;
And that shall the first notes employ
Of my celestial song.

Below is the Evening Devotion for January 27th:

January 27—Evening
"His banner over me was love."

Gen 43:15-16; Gen 43:18-23; Gen 43:26-34
So deeply interesting is this story of Joseph, that we
must needs linger over it. The Holy Spirit indulges us
with details, and we may be sure that he intended our
profit thereby.

Gen 43:15-16
Thus Joseph's love sought an opportunity for closer
personal intercourse with them.

Gen 43:18
Love intended pleasure, but fear turned it into dread.
Beware of doubts and mistrusts of the Lord Jesus, lest
even his goodness should make us afraid.

Gen 43:19-22
Open confession was natural to honest men when in
fear; it is also the ready way to peace with God.

Gen 43:23
The hostage being delivered all was well. The bringing
of our Lord Jesus from the dead was a token for good
to all his brethren.

Gen 43:28
By calling their father "thy servant," and making
obeisance for themselves and him, they fulfilled his
second dream. The sun and the moon and the eleven
stars did him homage.

Gen 43:29-30
Love longs to express itself, but there is a time for
everything. Jesus loves his brethren always, but he
prudently conceals himself at times for their good.

Gen 43:31-34
How they must have wondered while they feasted
to see the order in which he placed them, and the
favour shown to Benjamin. How plainly everything
said, "I am. Joseph" yet they perceived him not;
and just so, despite all the loving deeds of Jesus,
none ever discover him till he reveals himself by
his Spirit.

Speak to us, Lord, thyself reveal,
While here on earth we rove;
Speak to our hearts and let us feel
The kindlings of thy love.

With thee conversing, we forget
All time, and toil, and care;
Labour is rest, and pain is sweet,
If thou, our God, art there.

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File Name: Spurgeon, Charles H. - The Pastor In Prayer

File Submitter: djmarko53

File Submitted: 12 Jan 2019

File Category: Reference Books (refx)

This book "The Pastor In Prayer" features some of
Charles Haddon Spurgeon's Prayers as prayed when
he was preaching at the Metropolitan Tabernacle.

Contains Twenty-Six (26) Chapters with prayers by
Charles H. Spurgeon. At the end of each prayer
chapter is the accompanying Sermon number and the
date of the sermon preached along with each prayer.
Also included are the Song Numbers from Spurgeon's
"Our Hymn Book" which is also available on this site.
Also include an Appendix after the 26 prayers.

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File Name: Spurgeon, Charles H. - The Soul Winner

File Submitter: djmarko53

File Submitted: 11 Jan 2019

File Category: Reference Books (refx)

The ultimate book on Soul-Winning by Charles Haddon Spurgeon.

This book, entitled "The Soul Winner" includes Fifteen (15) Sermons
to help the Christian to see not only the cost of being a "Soul Winner,"
but also the reason for being a "Soul Winner," namely, "We're saved
in order that we might save others."

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