JOHN HENRY JOWETT
My Daily Meditationfor the Circling Year
12mo, cloth, net $1.35
A series of choice, tabloid talks—a spiritual meditation for every day in the year. Dr. Jowett points every word of these brief expositions so that it tells, while the lessons he seeks to convey are so propounded as to enter the understanding of his readers along a pathway of light. The whole volume is of true mintage, bearing the impress of Dr. Jowett's ripest thought and fruitful mind.
A series of choice, tabloid talks—a spiritual meditation for every day in the year. Dr. Jowett points every word of these brief expositions so that it tells, while the lessons he seeks to convey are so propounded as to enter the understanding of his readers along a pathway of light. The whole volume is of true mintage, bearing the impress of Dr. Jowett's ripest thought and fruitful mind.
S. D. GORDON
Quiet Talks About the Crowned Christ
12mo, cloth, net 85c.
After many years' study of the one book of the Bible devoted to the subject of the crowned Christ—the Revelation of John—Mr. Gordon has put these latest talks together. No book of the sixty-six has seemed so much like a riddle, and set so many guessing. Mr. Gordon, however, holds the deep conviction that it is wholly apractical book, and concerned wholly with our practical daily lives.
After many years' study of the one book of the Bible devoted to the subject of the crowned Christ—the Revelation of John—Mr. Gordon has put these latest talks together. No book of the sixty-six has seemed so much like a riddle, and set so many guessing. Mr. Gordon, however, holds the deep conviction that it is wholly apractical book, and concerned wholly with our practical daily lives.
F. B. MEYER, B.A.
My Daily Prayer
A Short Supplication for Every Day in the Year. 32mo, leather, net 35c; cloth, net 25c.
"This is a tiny volume, in the 'Yet Another Day' series, and contains a brief prayer for each day in the year. Some of the petitions contain only one sentence, but each one is simple, pertinent, and helpful."—Zion's Herald.
"This is a tiny volume, in the 'Yet Another Day' series, and contains a brief prayer for each day in the year. Some of the petitions contain only one sentence, but each one is simple, pertinent, and helpful."—Zion's Herald.
GEORGE MATHESON
Day Unto Day
A Brief Prayer for Every Day.New Edition.16mo, cloth, net 50c.
These choice prayers will be valued by the Christian world for the stimulus, inspiration, and wide spiritual outlook which have made the memory of their author a cherished possession.
These choice prayers will be valued by the Christian world for the stimulus, inspiration, and wide spiritual outlook which have made the memory of their author a cherished possession.
HENRY WARD BEECHER
A Book of Public Prayer
12mo, cloth, net 75c.
"A distinct addition to our devotional literature. It is good for private reading; but would be especially valuable for ministers as an aid to the difficult, but immensely important, service of voicing the petitions of a congregation in public prayer."—Standard.
"A distinct addition to our devotional literature. It is good for private reading; but would be especially valuable for ministers as an aid to the difficult, but immensely important, service of voicing the petitions of a congregation in public prayer."—Standard.
B. H. CARROLL, D.D.
An Interpretation of the English BibleNumbers to Ruth. 8vo, cloth, net $1.75.
"These works are designed especially for class use in the Seminary, Christian Colleges and Bible Schools, as well as the Sunday School. That they will make the greatest commentary on the English Bible ever published, is our sincere conviction."—Baptist and Reflector.
"These works are designed especially for class use in the Seminary, Christian Colleges and Bible Schools, as well as the Sunday School. That they will make the greatest commentary on the English Bible ever published, is our sincere conviction."—Baptist and Reflector.
OTHER VOLUMES NOW READY
The Book of Revelation. 8vo, cloth, net $1.75.The Book of Genesis. 8vo, cloth, net $2.25.Exodus and Leviticus. 8vo, cloth, net $2.25.
The Book of Revelation. 8vo, cloth, net $1.75.The Book of Genesis. 8vo, cloth, net $2.25.Exodus and Leviticus. 8vo, cloth, net $2.25.
J. FRANK SMITH, D.D.
My Father's Business—And Mine
12mo, cloth, net $1.00.
Dr. Smith devotes the earlier part of his book to a study of Christ's historic pronouncement concerning His Father's business, presenting an examination of the analogical content of the word "Father," and an analysis of the Master's own sayings respecting His earthly mission.
Dr. Smith devotes the earlier part of his book to a study of Christ's historic pronouncement concerning His Father's business, presenting an examination of the analogical content of the word "Father," and an analysis of the Master's own sayings respecting His earthly mission.
JOHN F. STIRLINGAuthor of "An Atlas of the Life of Christ"
An Atlas of the Acts and Epistles
A Complete Outline of Apostolic History, Showing the Details of the Apostles' Journeys and the Area of the Epistles in Specially Drawn Maps. 8vo, limp cloth, net 50c.
"Gives at a glance a complete and graphic outline of apostolic history. The outline follows the narrative of the Acts of the Apostles, supplemented by the data furnished in the epistles, and interpreted in the light of the best scholarship. The historical details are presented in their geographical and chronological setting, on a series of specially drawn maps, so that the student may follow easily the movements of the leading figures in the growth of the early church."—Service.
"Gives at a glance a complete and graphic outline of apostolic history. The outline follows the narrative of the Acts of the Apostles, supplemented by the data furnished in the epistles, and interpreted in the light of the best scholarship. The historical details are presented in their geographical and chronological setting, on a series of specially drawn maps, so that the student may follow easily the movements of the leading figures in the growth of the early church."—Service.
JESSE FOREST SILVER
The Lord's Return
Seen in History and in Scripture as Pre-Millennial and Imminent. With an Introduction by Bishop Wilson T. Hogue, Ph.D. 8vo, cloth, net $1.15.
In his Introductory Preface, Bishop Hogue of the Free Methodist Church says: "An encyclopedia of valuable information condensed into a convenient hand-book for ready reference."
In his Introductory Preface, Bishop Hogue of the Free Methodist Church says: "An encyclopedia of valuable information condensed into a convenient hand-book for ready reference."
PROF. EDOUARD NAVILLE, C.D.L., LL.D., F.R.S.
Archæology of the Old Testament
Was the Old Testament Written in Hebrew?Library of Historic Theology. 8vo, cloth, net $1.50.
Professor A. H. Sayce says: "A very remarkable work, and coming as it does from one of the leading Egyptologists of the day, who is also a practical archæologist, its arguments and conclusions carry unusual weight."
Professor A. H. Sayce says: "A very remarkable work, and coming as it does from one of the leading Egyptologists of the day, who is also a practical archæologist, its arguments and conclusions carry unusual weight."
A. R. BUCKLAND, M.A.(Editor)An Entirely New Bible DictionaryUniversal Bible DictionaryLarge 8vo, cloth, net $1.50.A work prepared with the definite aim of aiding the ordinary reader and Bible student, rather than critic and scholar. It is also arranged so as to serve as an introduction to systematic theology study, and contains extended articles on the cardinal doctrines of the Christian faith by such experienced teachers as Prof. S. W. Green, Dr. W. H. Griffith Thomas, Principal Warman, and others of equal standing. On questions of modern criticism, the general exposition taken by the compilers is a conservative one, although exhaustive account has been taken of the conclusion of up-to-date criticism and research. The volume extends to about five hundred pages, and contains upwards of four thousand five hundred articles.
A. R. BUCKLAND, M.A.(Editor)An Entirely New Bible Dictionary
Universal Bible Dictionary
Large 8vo, cloth, net $1.50.
A work prepared with the definite aim of aiding the ordinary reader and Bible student, rather than critic and scholar. It is also arranged so as to serve as an introduction to systematic theology study, and contains extended articles on the cardinal doctrines of the Christian faith by such experienced teachers as Prof. S. W. Green, Dr. W. H. Griffith Thomas, Principal Warman, and others of equal standing. On questions of modern criticism, the general exposition taken by the compilers is a conservative one, although exhaustive account has been taken of the conclusion of up-to-date criticism and research. The volume extends to about five hundred pages, and contains upwards of four thousand five hundred articles.
A work prepared with the definite aim of aiding the ordinary reader and Bible student, rather than critic and scholar. It is also arranged so as to serve as an introduction to systematic theology study, and contains extended articles on the cardinal doctrines of the Christian faith by such experienced teachers as Prof. S. W. Green, Dr. W. H. Griffith Thomas, Principal Warman, and others of equal standing. On questions of modern criticism, the general exposition taken by the compilers is a conservative one, although exhaustive account has been taken of the conclusion of up-to-date criticism and research. The volume extends to about five hundred pages, and contains upwards of four thousand five hundred articles.
PHILIP MAURO
EXPOSITORY READINGS IN THE EPISTLE TO THE ROMANS
God's Gospel and God's Righteousness
Romans I-V. 12mo, cloth, net 50c.
Romans I-V. 12mo, cloth, net 50c.
God's Gift and Our Response
Romans VI-VIII. 12mo, cloth, net 50c.
Romans VI-VIII. 12mo, cloth, net 50c.
God's Love and God's Children
Romans IX-XVII. 12mo, cloth, net 50c.
Romans IX-XVII. 12mo, cloth, net 50c.
A helpful and clearly-written body of comment on St. Paul's Letter to the Romans. The author is a layman whose work is known and valued on both sides of the Atlantic. Mr. Mauro does not write for scholars, but for devout and worshipful believers—for men and women whose faith is simple, yet grounded on the Word of the Living God.
A helpful and clearly-written body of comment on St. Paul's Letter to the Romans. The author is a layman whose work is known and valued on both sides of the Atlantic. Mr. Mauro does not write for scholars, but for devout and worshipful believers—for men and women whose faith is simple, yet grounded on the Word of the Living God.
JAMES L. GORDON, D.D.
All's Love Yet All's Law
12mo, cloth, net $1.25.
"Discloses the secret of Dr. Gordon's eloquence—fresh, and intimate presentations of truth which always keep close to reality. Dr. Gordon also seems to have the world's literature at his command. A few of the titles will give an idea of the scope of his preaching. 'The Law of Truth: The Science of Universal Relationships'; 'The Law of Inspiration: The Vitalizing Power of Truth'; 'The Law of Vibration'; 'The Law of Beauty: The Spiritualizing Power of Thought'; The Soul's Guarantee of Immortality."—Christian Work.
"Discloses the secret of Dr. Gordon's eloquence—fresh, and intimate presentations of truth which always keep close to reality. Dr. Gordon also seems to have the world's literature at his command. A few of the titles will give an idea of the scope of his preaching. 'The Law of Truth: The Science of Universal Relationships'; 'The Law of Inspiration: The Vitalizing Power of Truth'; 'The Law of Vibration'; 'The Law of Beauty: The Spiritualizing Power of Thought'; The Soul's Guarantee of Immortality."—Christian Work.
BISHOP FRANCIS J. McCONNELLCole Lectures
Personal Christianity
Instruments and Ends in the Kingdom of God. 12mo, cloth, net $1.25.
The latest volume of the famous "Cole Lectures" delivered at Vanderbilt University. The subjects are: I. The Personal in Christianity. II. The Instrumental in Christianity. III. The Mastery of World-Views. IV. The Invigoration of Morality. V. The Control of Social Advance. VI. "Every Kindred, and People, and Tongue."
The latest volume of the famous "Cole Lectures" delivered at Vanderbilt University. The subjects are: I. The Personal in Christianity. II. The Instrumental in Christianity. III. The Mastery of World-Views. IV. The Invigoration of Morality. V. The Control of Social Advance. VI. "Every Kindred, and People, and Tongue."
NEWELL DWIGHT HILLIS, D.D.
Lectures and Orations by Henry Ward Beecher
Collected by Newell Dwight Hillis. 12mo, net $1.20.
It is fitting that one who is noted for the grace, finish and eloquence of his own addresses should choose those of his predecessor which he deems worthy to be preserved in a bound volume as the most desirable, the most characteristic and the most dynamic utterances of America's greatest pulpit orator.
It is fitting that one who is noted for the grace, finish and eloquence of his own addresses should choose those of his predecessor which he deems worthy to be preserved in a bound volume as the most desirable, the most characteristic and the most dynamic utterances of America's greatest pulpit orator.
W. L. WATKINSON, D.D.
The Moral Paradoxes of St. Paul
12mo, cloth, net 75c.
"These sermons are marked, even to greater degree than is usual with their talented preacher, by clearness, force and illustrative aptness. He penetrates unerringly to the heart of Paul's paradoxical settings forth of great truths, and illumines them with pointed comment and telling illustration. The sermons while thoroughly practical are garbed in striking and eloquent sentences, terse, nervous, attention-compelling."—Christian World.
"These sermons are marked, even to greater degree than is usual with their talented preacher, by clearness, force and illustrative aptness. He penetrates unerringly to the heart of Paul's paradoxical settings forth of great truths, and illumines them with pointed comment and telling illustration. The sermons while thoroughly practical are garbed in striking and eloquent sentences, terse, nervous, attention-compelling."—Christian World.
LEN G. BROUGHTON, D.D.
The Prodigal and Others
12mo, cloth, net $1.00.
"The discourses are vital, bright, interesting and helpful. It makes a preacher feel like preaching once more on this exhaustless parable, and will prove helpful to all young people—and elder ones, too. Dr. Broughton does not hesitate to make his utterances striking and entertaining by the introduction of numerous appropriate and homely stories and illustrations. He reaches the heart."—Review and Expositor.
"The discourses are vital, bright, interesting and helpful. It makes a preacher feel like preaching once more on this exhaustless parable, and will prove helpful to all young people—and elder ones, too. Dr. Broughton does not hesitate to make his utterances striking and entertaining by the introduction of numerous appropriate and homely stories and illustrations. He reaches the heart."—Review and Expositor.
PROF. HUGH BLACK
The New World
16mo, cloth, net $1.15.
"The old order changeth, bringing in the new." To a review of our changing world—religious, scientific, social—Hugh Black brings that interpretative skill and keen insight which distinguishes all his writings and thinking. Especially does he face the problem of the present-day unsettlement and unrest in religious beliefs with sanity and courage, furnishing in this, as in other aspects of his enquiry, a new viewpoint and clarified outlook.
"The old order changeth, bringing in the new." To a review of our changing world—religious, scientific, social—Hugh Black brings that interpretative skill and keen insight which distinguishes all his writings and thinking. Especially does he face the problem of the present-day unsettlement and unrest in religious beliefs with sanity and courage, furnishing in this, as in other aspects of his enquiry, a new viewpoint and clarified outlook.
S. D. GORDON
Quiet Talks on John's Gospel
As Presented in the Gospel of John. Cloth, net 85c.
Mr. Gordon halts his reader here and there, at some precious text, some outstanding instance of God's tenderness, much as a traveller lingers for refreshment at a wayside spring, and bids us hearken as God's wooing note is heard pleading for consecrated service. An enheartening book, and a restful. A book of the winning Voice, of outstretched Hands.
Mr. Gordon halts his reader here and there, at some precious text, some outstanding instance of God's tenderness, much as a traveller lingers for refreshment at a wayside spring, and bids us hearken as God's wooing note is heard pleading for consecrated service. An enheartening book, and a restful. A book of the winning Voice, of outstretched Hands.
ROBERT F. HORTON, D.D.
The Springs Of Joyand Other Addresses
12mo, cloth, net $1.00.
"Scholarly, reverent, penetrating, human. The product of a mature mind and of a genuine and sustained religious experience. The message of a thinker and a saint, which will be found to be very helpful."—Christian Intelligencer.
"Scholarly, reverent, penetrating, human. The product of a mature mind and of a genuine and sustained religious experience. The message of a thinker and a saint, which will be found to be very helpful."—Christian Intelligencer.
BISHOP WALTER R. LAMBUTH
Winning the World for Christ
A Study of Dynamics. Cole Lectures for 1915. 12mo, cloth, net $1.25.
This Lecture-Course is a spirited contribution to the dynamics of Missions. It presents a study of the sources of inspiration and power in the lives of missionaries, native and foreign, who with supreme abandon gave themselves utterly to the work to which they were called.
This Lecture-Course is a spirited contribution to the dynamics of Missions. It presents a study of the sources of inspiration and power in the lives of missionaries, native and foreign, who with supreme abandon gave themselves utterly to the work to which they were called.
FREDERICK F. SHANNON, D.D.
The New Personalityand Other Sermons
12mo, cloth, net $1.00.
Mr. Shannon, pastor of the Reformed Church on the Heights, Brooklyn, is possessed of lofty ideals, is purposeful, more than ordinarily eloquent and has the undoubted gifts of felicitous and epigrammatic expression. This new volume by the popular preacher is a contribution of distinct value to current sermonic literature.
Mr. Shannon, pastor of the Reformed Church on the Heights, Brooklyn, is possessed of lofty ideals, is purposeful, more than ordinarily eloquent and has the undoubted gifts of felicitous and epigrammatic expression. This new volume by the popular preacher is a contribution of distinct value to current sermonic literature.
WAYNE WHIPPLE
The Story-Life of the Son of Man
8vo, illustrated, net $2.50.
"A literary mosaic, consisting of quotations from a great number of writers concerning all the events of the Gospels. The sub-title accurately describes its contents. That sub-title is 'Nearly a thousand stories from sacred and secular sources in a continuous and complete chronicle of the earth life of the Saviour.' The book was prepared for the general reader, but will be valuable to minister, teacher and student. There are many full-page engravings from historic paintings and sacred originals, some reproduced for the first time."—Christian Observer.
"A literary mosaic, consisting of quotations from a great number of writers concerning all the events of the Gospels. The sub-title accurately describes its contents. That sub-title is 'Nearly a thousand stories from sacred and secular sources in a continuous and complete chronicle of the earth life of the Saviour.' The book was prepared for the general reader, but will be valuable to minister, teacher and student. There are many full-page engravings from historic paintings and sacred originals, some reproduced for the first time."—Christian Observer.
GAIUS GLENN ATKINS, D.D.
Pilgrims of the Lonely Road
12mo, cloth, net $1.50.
"A rare book for its style, its theme and the richness of its insight. Seldom is seen a book of more exquisite grace of diction—happy surprises of phrase, and lovely lengths of haunting prose to delight the eye. Each of the great pilgrim's studies is followed step by step along the lonely way of the soul in its quest of light, toward the common goal of all—union with the eternal."—Chicago Record-Herald.
"A rare book for its style, its theme and the richness of its insight. Seldom is seen a book of more exquisite grace of diction—happy surprises of phrase, and lovely lengths of haunting prose to delight the eye. Each of the great pilgrim's studies is followed step by step along the lonely way of the soul in its quest of light, toward the common goal of all—union with the eternal."—Chicago Record-Herald.
S. D. GORDON
Quiet Talks on Following The Christ
12mo, cloth, net 85c.
"This volume is well calculated to aid in Christian life, to give strength, courage and light on difficult problems. It grips one's very life, brings one face to face with God's word, ways of understanding it and, even its every day application. It is plain, clear, direct, no confusion of dark sentences."—Bapt. Observer.
"This volume is well calculated to aid in Christian life, to give strength, courage and light on difficult problems. It grips one's very life, brings one face to face with God's word, ways of understanding it and, even its every day application. It is plain, clear, direct, no confusion of dark sentences."—Bapt. Observer.
G. CAMPBELL MORGAN, D.D.
The Teaching of Christ
A Companion Volume to "The Crises of The Christ." 8vo, cloth, net $1.75.
"One does not read far before he is amazed at the clear and logical grasp Dr. Morgan has upon divine truths. Could a copy of this book, with its marvelous insight, its straightforwardness, its masterly appeal, be placed in the hands of our church leaders, it would go far toward negativing the spiritual barrenness of destructive criticism. Here is a work that may profitably occupy a prominent place in the minister's library."—Augsburg Teacher.
"One does not read far before he is amazed at the clear and logical grasp Dr. Morgan has upon divine truths. Could a copy of this book, with its marvelous insight, its straightforwardness, its masterly appeal, be placed in the hands of our church leaders, it would go far toward negativing the spiritual barrenness of destructive criticism. Here is a work that may profitably occupy a prominent place in the minister's library."—Augsburg Teacher.
ZEPHINE HUMPHREY
The Edge of the WoodsAnd Other Papers
12mo, cloth, net $1.25.
"Sane optimism, an appreciation of the beautiful and a delicate humor pervades the book which is one for lovers of real literature to enjoy."—Pittsburgh Post.
"Sane optimism, an appreciation of the beautiful and a delicate humor pervades the book which is one for lovers of real literature to enjoy."—Pittsburgh Post.