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The Absolute Sovereignty of God
(#2435). The is a comprehensive compilation. This quintessential book
victoriously celebrates and convincingly proclaims the absolute
sovereignty of God. Sadly, religion has veiled the truth of the God of
the Bible, making Him either an aloof deity, indifferent to the
condition of the creation, or one who is at the worst cruel or at the
least unloving and uncaring. Yet the loving Deity of Sacred Scripture
always has had and will have sole and complete control over His entire
creation. This ultimate collection of 100 works by 34 authors spans
nearly 175 years. It is an extensive reference work that is essential
for every library. Paperback. 478 pages.
$19.95
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Deity
of God, The (#7450) by
John Henry Essex (1907-1991)
It is in the prison epistle of
Paul to the Ephesians that we find the most absolute expression of
the Deity of God in relation to the points we have been considering.
Here we find the phrase which puts all other Scriptures into
perspective. -- 72 page Paperback.
$9.95
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Divine Lockup
- by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. This work deals scripturally with God’s
sovereignty in the midst of humanity’s current condition of, and future
deliverance from, unbelief, sin, vanity and corruption. Without
question, for all creation, the best is yet to come. Paperback, 66
Pages.
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God 101 (Back to Basics)
by Clyde L. Pilkington, Jr. (#2527) Sadly, there are some who would
teach of a god who somehow does not know all things, is not all
powerful, is not sovereign, and is always changing his mind. This may be
a god of religion, but it is not the God of Scripture. This work goes
back to the basics, back to a scriptural foundation of the True and
Living God.
Paperback. 70 Pages. $4.95
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Growing in the Realization of God
(#3375) by Robert McMahon 56 pages, Paperback,
$4.95
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The Sovereignty of God
(#0226)
by
George Addair. A thoughtful look at a critical doctrine of
Scripture. 64 pages,
Paperback, $4.95
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