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Revelation of Jesus Christ by C. Van der Waal
The exposition of the last book of the Bible is a bone of contention.
Does it deal with judgments about to be meted out against Caesar’s Rome?
Does it deal with calamities which are yet to occur?
Is Revelation a summation of history?
This commentary comes with an approach of its own.
Not only does it presuppose an earlier publication date, prior to the destruction of Jerusalem in a.d. 70, it also regards Revelation as a prophecy of that destruction
The author is convinced that the preaching of the prophets against apostate Israel and the words of Jesus against Jerusalem in the Apocalypse form a continuum.
Subject: Revelation Age: 16-99
ISBN 978-1-928136-48-4 US$18.90
RT24 Hendrik of Zutphen by Henszen Veenland
Monk and Martyr
Hendrik of Zutphen paused on the doorstep, extending a hand to his unwilling host. "I wish you a good day, Sir. I hope that we will have another opportunity to speak with each other."
Michael accepted the prior’s hand, but did not answer.
As he closed the door, he noticed a passerby looking at him and the man whose hand he had just shaken. This did not improve Michael’s mood.
Hendrik of Zutphen mentally deliberated. It was clear that, at least for the time being, he would not be able to visit Lottie Verelst. Seeing her secretly was not something he wished to do. But leaving the woman alone with her struggles was not a possibility, either. If he or one of his brothers were not able to visit her, someone else would have to do it. He smiled. After all, that was already happening. How else would he have gotten the message from Faris van de Walle?
Time: 1517-1524 Age: 12-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-144-5 US$15.90
Reaching Toward the Heights by Richard Wurmbrand
Daily Meditations on God’s Word & His Love
Pastor Richard Wurmbrand (1909–2001) was an evangelical minister who endured fourteen years of Communist imprisonment and torture in his homeland of Romania. Few names are better known in Romania, where he is one of the most widely recognized Christian leaders, authors, and educators. In 1945, when the Communists seized Romania and attempted to control the churches for their purposes, Richard Wurmbrand immediately began an effective, vigorous "underground" ministry to his enslaved people as well as the invading Russian soldiers. He was arrested in 1948, along with his wife, Sabina. His wife was a slave-laborer for three years on the Danube Canal. Richard Wurmbrand spent three years in solitary confinement, seeing no one but his Communist torturers. He was then transferred to a group cell, where the torture continued for five more years.
Subject: Meditations Age 12-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-137-7 US$25.90
(Some of the following books are not in print yet. The Lord willing they will be available soon!)
The Dutch-American Inheritance Series
DAI 1 Church Pioneers in America
by Marian M. Schoolland
This book appeared as a serial story in The Banner. It covers in short the history of The Netherlands from Roman times, through the Reformations of 1517 and 1834, to the emigration to America of the Pioneers in De Kolonie (original title of this book) in the Holland region in Michigan.
Marian Schoolland is one of the first Reformed women in North America to devote a career to writing, and is one of the first women writers to have appeared on the pages of The Banner. She began writing for the Young People’s page of The Banner and for the Sunday school papers in about 1938. She lived along the Thornapple River near Cascade, Michigan, for many years. She also spent five years in a cabin on Grand Traverse Bay, Michigan. Before devoting her life to writing, she taught in some Christian elementary schools of Grand Rapids and at Calvin College for five years.
Time: A.D. 33-1960s Age: 12-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-181-0 US$17.90
DAI 2 The Story of Van Raalte by Marian M. Schoolland
"God’s providence works mediately; God raises up men to carry out His will and to do His work upon earth. When there is a great task to be done, a difficult and important work, He raises up great men to perform it — men of faith, courage and endurance, God-fearing men, men who can lead and direct, who can bear and forbear; men who are not inflated by praise, nor discouraged by criticism, nor disheartened by seeming failure . . .
—Hon. C. van Loo, Aug. 21,1907
Time: 1811-1876 Age: 13-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-179-7 US$11.90
DAI 3 Land I Will Show Thee by Marian M. Schoolland
A historical novel about the pioneers who established the Reformed community in Holland, Michigan. The immigrants who constituted "the colony" went forth to sow. They purposed to sow, rather than to reap. They purposed to sow, though it must be with tears, in order that the generations to come might reap with rejoicing.
It is the history of their sowing, of their labor and suffering, their ideals and their faith, that has inspired the story which follows in this book. Many of the people who walk its pages are fictitious, but Van Raalte, Brummelkamp, the Americans who so nobly aided the colonists, and others were men who grappled with the problems of life of about a hundred years ago and helped make the history of our country. And the events of my story are, almost without exception, based upon the accumulated records of those pioneer days.
ISBN 978-1-77298-180-3 US$ 18.90
DAI 4 I Will Build My Church
by Thea Van Halsema
Twenty men in Sunday black suits were in the church. It was a small church, made of logs. Eighteen of the men sat in the straight wood benches of the church. They sat together, in the front near the pulpit. One man stood up, facing the men in the benches. The other man sat at a table with a quill pen in his hand and a stack of papers before him.
The twenty men wore their Sunday black suits, but it was not Sunday. Wednesday it was, an April Wednesday. The men were ministers and elders from nine churches. They had traveled over muddy spring roads in their horsedrawn carriages to the log church in the town of Zeeland for an all-day meeting. It was an important meeting, a meeting of the classis. Twice a year the men met as a classis to decide the affairs of the churches, the churches in western Michigan which called themselves Reformed.
ISBN 978-1-928136-72-9 US$ 13.90
The Reformed Church in Dutch Brazil (1630-1654) by F.L. Schalkwijk
This book describes the history of a 17th century Reformed Church in Latin America. After a general introduction to Dutch Brazil (1630-1654), the author analyzes the church as to her organization, her position as a state-church, her servants, and her work. He deals with her relations with Jews, Roman Catholics, and Africans, and describes extensively the mission work among the Indians. Much attention is given to the question of religious liberty, especially in relation to Roman Catholics. It is a valuable contribution to the knowledge of Dutch overseas church and mission history. The original Portuguese version became a bestseller.
Time: 1630-1654 Age: 14-99
ISBN 9023914937 US$32.90
To be published soon:
For Word and Church 5 by Klaas Schilder
Alice Nahon - Modern People and Easter - Evangelism and Astrology -Vaccination Rumor - Classical or Individual Education - Napoleon -"‘Pentecostal Church" - Lohman died - Roman Catholics about the Song of Solomon - etc.
ISBN 978-1-77298-104-9 US$ 18.90
For Word and Church 6 by Klaas Schilder
Jewish thinking - The Treacherous Mathematics - The Plump Northerner -What is syncretism? - Common Grace - About Geerten Gossaert - Buddhism of the Present Time - Freud and the Bible - Rev. Kersten and the Reformed Churches - etc.
ISBN 978-1-77298-148-3 US$ 20.90
For Word and Church 7 by Klaas Schilder
Why always the Church - Christian Barbarism - The Bible among Christian Spiritualists - Netherlands Christian Radio Association - Jewish exegesis -Rather Turkish than Papal - J.C. de Moor - etc.
ISBN 978-1-77298-149-0 US$ 23.90
For Word and Church 8 by Klaas Schilder
Dr. Geelkerken honoured by non-Reformed people - Prof. Haitjema and the Enlightenment (Aufklarung) - The Confessionals and "The Friend of Truth" - Communion of the sick - Prince Willem and Alva - Dr. Kromsigt about Assen - Prof. Obbink about a difficulty - The ancient world perspective - The appeal to the church fathers - etc.
ISBN 978-1-77298-150-6 US$ 24.90
Hunters
and Goldminers
by Henszen Veenland
The publisher’s second most favourite juvenile story!
Bill was a hunter — for years he had lived in this region. He knew it like the back of his hand. He had seen the town develop. Back in the day, when the first gold discoveries had been made and prospectors had flocked here from all over. Poor and covetous.
They had stored their huts and their encampments near their claims: the pieces of land which each had managed to reserve for himself to search there for the coveted yellow metal.
Especially the early years had been rough and harsh: the dwellings were far from comfortable; the goldminers were forced to hunt themselves if they wanted to eat meat; and grain and other food was rarely brought in. It was very expensive, so that often the proceeds of weeks of work at the sites had to be given in order to obtain good food. Gradually this had improved. Or rather: changed. Bill had not found much improvement. There were a few stores which had some stock and which — because they were competing with each other — did not charge very high prices. But there were also pubs, and that was certainly not an improvement.
Subject: Fiction set in 1870s Age: 10-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-182-7 US$12.90
Kindness and Fidelity
or, The Mountain Fugitive by M.J. Porchat
Huguenot Inheritance Series #16
Germain was a stout lad of sixteen; Madeleine was two years younger, and possessed of all the delicacy of her gender, as Germain was of the strength of his. They wore a more serious and thoughtful air than is usual at their age. Three cows, a goat, and a dozen sheep were feeding around them; and while the other animals browsed the grass without taking any notice of their keepers, the goat, more sociable, looked at them from time to time, spoke to them in a friendly bleat, and without interrupting her feeding, gradually drew nearer to the girl; who, finding her at length within her reach, laid aside her knitting to caress her.
Germain had a book open upon his knees; but he had stopped reading, and remained pensive, as if unconscious of everything near him. The sun, which had just broken through the mist, was lighting up the landscape, like a friend who is trying to invite a smile. The autumnal scene was enlivened by the distant sound of bells; by the smoke from the village rising behind the . . .
Time: 1793-1795 Age: 14-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-151-3 US$13.90
The Young Woodcarver of Geneva
by Grace Sinclair
Huguenot Inheritance Series #17
"To the Molard!" rose the cry, and in a moment the whole crowd had taken it up: "To the Molard!"
The Molard was a large square near the lake, and not far from the spot where the fish market was held. It was filled by the time Froment had been carried off there.
But great as the throng was, an absolute hush fell upon it as the young schoolmaster lifted up his voice in prayer.
"Father," he prayed, "look down upon the poor blind people, led by the blind, so that they both fall into the ditch, and can only be lifted out by Thy mercy. Give me, Lord, strength and wisdom, so that Thy power may be shown — that it may be seen that Thy power is greater than Satan’s, and that Thy strength is not like man’s strength."
Time: 1560s Age: 13-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-140-7 US$12.90
Scout:
The Black Tower by
Piet Prins
Once again Scout gets involved in an exciting adventure with his boss, Tom, and Carl, Bert, Ina, and Miriam. This time the mystery stirs up unresolved events which played out in the Middle Ages, a time of knights, castles, and robbers. As the children experience hot sunny days and a cold damp dungeon, the past and present finally merge together as the children help unravel the mystery surrounding the black tower.
Subject: Fiction Age: 9-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-194-0 US$12.90
Hotse Hiddes Series
(Available D.V. in May, 2026)
by Sibe Van Aangium
#1 Hotse Hiddes
#2 The Freebooter
#3 The Sea Beggar
In 1567 the Duke of Alva arrived in The Netherlands and William of Orange fled to Germany.
It was these two pivotal events, along with the curtailing of religious freedom by Philip II of Spain, that led to the beginning of the Eighty Years War. Already before the war began Hotse was confronted with the evil of the Inquisition and wanted to save Wietske.
Upon the requests of many
readers the events described in this classic story have now been
translated into English. This trilogy were some of the most
favourite books of the publisher when he was about 10 years old.
Also today these books are sure to be favourites of young and old
alike!
Time: 1567-1572 Age: 12-99
#1 ISBN 978-1-77298-187-2 US$14.90
#2 ISBN 978-1-77298-188-9 US$14.90
#3 ISBN 978-1-77298-189-6 US$14.90
Weighmaster of Delft
(Available D.V. in August, 2026)
by John Smelik
Suddenly he remembered what Skipper Krijn Jansen had told him yesterday. In the first place, there would soon be stricter edicts against the followers of the Reformation. He had himself seen the placards in Antwerp when he was there last week with his boat. In the second place, the Reformed had to be on the look out for Gerrit One-Eye, who had recently tried a number of times to find out from Krijn Jansen when and where the people of the new teaching were meeting. Gerrit said he wanted to acquaint himself with them because he could no longer find peace in the Holy Mother church. Skipper Jansen had no proof, but he had his doubts, whether Gerrit had the right desire or only wanted to gain admittance with the aim of spying on them.
Kerstand Martens knew the skipper as a wise and careful person and the more he thought about this the more likely it appeared to him that Krijn Jansen had hit the nail on the head.
Time: 1566-1572 Age: 12-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-184-1 US$18.90
A Winter of Content by Laura Lee Davidson
Island of Peace Series #1 A Real Canadian Story
"You’ll break a leg and lie for days before anyone knows you are hurt," said Cousin John.
"You’ll be snowed in and no one will find you until spring," said Brother Henry.
"You are a city woman and not strong. What do you know of a pioneer’s life? It is the most foolish plan we ever heard of," chorused all.
Descending from prophecy to argument, they continued:
"Of course you will have a telephone."
"That I will not," I answered. "I have been jerked at the end of a telephone wire for years. I want rest."
"At least you will have a good dog. That will be some protection."
"A dog would drive away all the wild things. I want to study them," I objected.
Time: 1914-1915 Age: 12-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-186-5 US$12.90
Isles
of Eden by
Laura Lee Davidson
Island of Peace Series #2 An Other Real Canadian Story
Three years, three long war years, have passed since we last saw this beloved land, and — remembered with longing — it had grown to seem but a dream island; but it is real, there it lies unchanged and there it waits, serene and beautiful, and the long war years seem now the dream instead.
Along the shore great clumps of iris wave us welcome, royal in purple and gold. Nearer we come and nearer until the canoe slides along the side of a swaying dock and we step ashore. For very joy I long to kneel in the little trail that winds uphill through the birches and lay my lips against its moss. I glance sideways at Patricia. Her eyes are bright with tears.
Patricia is the Lady of the Island and for it she has done a beautiful thing. Years ago she bought this lovely wild place, covered with birches, poplars, cedars and ferns, and then she let it alone. No attempt was made to clear it or turn it into park or garden, and when the buildings for her camp were made, only the most needed paths were cut, and the woods were left much as she found them.
Time: 1919 Age: 12-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-185-8 US$12.90
Glengarry School Days by Ralph Connor
A Story of Early Days in Glengarry
There was a deep silence. All eyes were turned upon the master.
"I think Hughie was first," he said, slowly. A great sigh swept over the school, and then a wave of applause.
The master held up his hand.
"But it was so very nearly a tie, that if Hughie is willing —"
"All right, Sir," cried Hughie, eager for more fight.
But Thomas, in sullen rage, strode to his seat muttering, "I was just as soon anyway." Every one heard and waited, looking at the master.
"The match is over," said the master, quietly. Great disappointment showed in every face.
"There is just one thing better than winning, and that is, taking defeat like a man." His voice was grave, and with just a touch of sadness. The children, sensitive to moods, as is the characteristic of children, felt the touch and sat subdued and silent.
Time: Canadian Fiction in the 1800s Age: 14-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-183-4 US$16.90
CIS 4 Forty Years in Canada
by Samuel B. Steele Forty Years in Canada
We had the detestable prohibitory liquor law to enforce, an insult to a free people. Our powers under it were so great, in fact so outrageous, that no self-respecting member of the corps, unless directly ordered, cared to exert them to the full extent. We were expected, on the slightest grounds of suspicion, to enter any habitation without a warrant, at any hour of the day or night, and search for intoxicants; no privacy need be respected. Yet, owing to the pressure of a lot of fanatics who neither knew nor cared to understand the situation, parliament would not repeal the law . . .
Time: 1849-1919 Age: 14-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-193-3-7 US$29.90
Lonely
But Not Alone
by Queen Wilhelmina of Orange Nassau
This book was written exclusively for my countrymen, both in our homeland and abroad. You might compare it with a long intimate letter to the Dutch people as members of one big family, with many years’ experience in common. The reactions I received proved unmistakably that my countrymen understood it in this way.
Last October I was astonished to receive requests from publishers in different countries who proposed to translate and publish my book.
You will realize that I needed a long time to consider my answer. However, in Chapter 5 you can read how I became a world Citizen in the spiritual sense (and in the preceding chapters I have tried to make clear the underlying concept of universal Christianity). This conviction prompted me to give my consent.
I trust the foreign reader will realize that this book was never intended to become a part of world literature.
Time: 1880-1962 Age: 13-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-195-7 US$32.90
The Carnival of Florence by Marjorie Bowen
The Reformation Trail Series #22 - Savonarola #1
The two young men themselves were fitting figures for the scene; Cristofano was beyond the common — handsome, slight, graceful — and of a type rare but much admired in Tuscany.
His complexion was golden pale, his eyes a clear brown, his hair the colour of a deerskin and falling in thick curls on to his shoulders; his well-shaped but slightly thick lips and nostrils balanced the spiritual look of his open brow and candid eyes; the chin was firm and a little heavy, giving an impression of a character haughty and materialistic; the whole face, oval shaped and close shaved after the Florentine fashion, was both beautiful and pleasing, the dreariness of the expression being atoned by the masculine firmness of the lines.
He was in his twenty-eighth year and serious in his deportment; his attire was a loose, white-belted coat to the knees, open at the throat on a close-drawn, cambric shirt, red hose and leather shoes, and a flat cap with a single heron's feather.
Andrea was within a few months of the same age, but slightly taller, of a stouter build, a more impetuous manner and eager carriage, with a dark face, irregular, and animated features, and curling black hair.
Time: 1452-1498 Age: 16-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-157-5 US$24.90
Savonarola - The Florentine Martyr by Elizabeth Warren
The Reformation Trail Series #23 - Savonarola #2
Girolamo Savonarola was born at Ferrara, on the 21st of September, 1452, just thirty years before the birth of Luther.
His family originally came from Padua; but about the year 1440, Girolamo’s grandfather, Michele, moved to Ferrara at the express invitation of Nicholas, third Prince of Este, the renowned patron of literature and arts.
Girolamo was the third of seven children. His father’s name was Nicholas. His mother — Helena Anna — was descended from the ancient family of Buonacorsi, of Padua. She was a woman of great strength of character, and deep and tender sympathy. Fervently devoted to her son, he ever looked to her for comfort in dark and troublous days. This loving interaction between mother and son is evidenced by many letters which remain.
Marvellous stories, upon which, however, little reliance can be placed, are related of the boy’s life at home, while authentic details of those days are few and without much to interest. He does not seem to have been an attractive child. Reserved, serious, a lover of solitude, amusements, suited to his age, had no charm for him. His biographer, Burlamacchi, says, "His delight was to be alone, employing himself making little altars and performing acts of devotion." And yet, his disposition was calculated to make friends and keep them too; and he himself tells us that, while yet a boy, he made up his mind not to enter a monastery — a decision, however, which looks as if, even then, the matter had been pondered over in the depths of his heart.
Time: 1452-1498 Age: 15-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-158-2 US$16.90
Young People’s History of the Church 1-3
by Wolbert Meijer
In a world filled with falsehood, the truth concerning the Church of the Lord Jesus Christ is attacked, not only from the world, but also from sects, false, and illegitimate churches. That is why it is so important to ask the question: Where would the apostle Paul or the reformer John Calvin go to church in the area in which we live?
The Netherlands has a very educational history of the Church. In 1940 The Netherlands was suddenly was occupied by National Socialists. One can read about that in Chapter 3 of Schilder’s Struggle for the Unity of the Church! It is very remarkable that what followed in that war clearly revealed the true colours of the Dutch churches. When in 2020 believers all over the world were confronted with obedience to God or to local governments, very few people did what was right!
Yet, out of the refined and purified churches in the 1940s there came a small group of reformers of church and society, very similar to those in Wittenberg and Geneva in the 16th century: Benne Holwerda (1909-1952), the author of Bride or Harlot; Pieter Jongeling (1909-1985), better known in North America as Piet Prins, the author of Scout, the Secret of the Swamp; Wolbert Meijer (1904-1996), the author of Young People’s History of the Church (also known as Wolf Meesters, the author of Behold the Lamb of God and the other volumes of The Bible Narrated for Young Adults); etc.
Several things these authors had in common was that they had burning hearts for the Lord, were faithful members of His Church, were faithful in their resistance to National Socialism, and — after the Second World War — also in their political leadership. As a matter of fact, while they represented less than about 1% of the population of The Netherlands, they contained about 25-50 % of the active resistance workers in WW2.
Young People’s History of the Church is likely the most important Church History series of the 20th century of The Netherlands, and likely also the most educational series for Christians all over the world, since descendants of these churches have, by God’s grace, been salt of the earth, even though most of her descendants in The Netherlands today reflect more the 10 tribes of Israel, than the Jerusalem of David’s time, though a remnant still remains, also there!
The reason for the importance of these books is the honesty and faithfulness of the author in giving the facts, yet telling them as a good storyteller.
Young People’s History of the Church 1 ISBN 978-1-77298-185-8 US$13.90
Young People’s History of the Church 2 ISBN 978-1-77298-185-8 US$13.90
Young People’s History of the Church 3 ISBN 978-1-77298-185-8 US$13.90
Christ
in the Family
by Wolbert Meijer
. . . we must live with Christ in our Family because we belong to Him, and He rules above the husband and father as the Head of our family. Because He is the first one in our family, we must deal very carefully with Him in all things; His order must be our order, His rule our rule. He leads us and we must follow. His image must be continually before our eyes if we desire that Christ be formed in us (Gal. 4:19). We have to be filled with Christ. He must be heard in us, seen in us, perceived in all our thinking and doing. We all must build on Him. We must glory in Him who is our only and complete righteousness, and our only hope.
Time: 1919 Age: 13-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-185-8 US$11.90
The Best of John Calvin in the Best Translations
CALVIN, JOHN - CALVIN'S N.T.C. 1 - HARM. GOSPELS - 978-1-77298-165-0 - US$ 23.90
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The Seven Churches of Asia
by Deborah Alcock
Or, The Seven Golden Candlesticks
. . . Like that to Smyrna, and unlike all the rest, it contains no word of censure; and the praise is more detailed and definite than even that accorded to Smyrna. Thus we learn that not to great saints and martyrs alone is it given to live very near to Christ, and to walk so as to please God. He who is faithful in the least will be faithful also in much; and the highest rewards of the kingdom, the "rule over ten cities," may be earned in the quiet discharge of daily duties, as well as by acts of exceptional heroism.
Time: Revelation 2 & 3 Age: 16-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-004-2 US$14.90
An Everlasting Covenant by Kamphuis
Many certainties have been lost. We are living in the midst of a crisis in the sphere of authority, which is part of a comprehensive crisis of life. This world no longer has a father!
What is even worse is that this world has lost its view of the heavenly Father. Many people have turned their back upon the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, and have rejected the gospel of the Mediator and His reconciliation through the blood of Calvary.
Subject: Covenant Theology Age: 16-99
ISBN 978-1-928136-78-1 US$13.90
The Church’s Witness to the World by P.Y. De Jong
The Belgic Confession is no substitute for Holy Scripture. Its only aim is to set forth simply and straightforwardly what the Reformed churches believe to be the sound doctrine of the Bible unto godliness. As such it is an official declaration of those churches whose goal was to declare in their preaching and teaching neither more nor less than what God Himself has revealed in His holy Word. And each one who loves the truth in Jesus Christ which alone can set us free from sin and all its fatal consequences is under obligation to make this truth his own personal and precious treasure, witnessing to it in word and deed whenever opportunity is provided.
Because the church is provided with the gospel and preserved in the truth by the indwelling Spirit, her message in every generation remains basically the same. Individuals may differ radically in their understanding and appropriation of this truth. Large sections of the organized church may deviate and defect from the faith once for all delivered to the saints. Even at best the church in this world knows only in part and prophesies in part. (1 Cor. 13:9) But the truth of God in Christ, always fuller and larger and richer than any representation thereof, remains unchanged. This is the inalienable legacy given to the church by divine grace.
Subject: Belgic Confession Age: 14-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-153-7 US$43.90
Doctrinal Integrity by Samuel Miller
Writing to ministerial students, Samuel Miller once said, "It ought to be remembered that neither the conscience nor the heart can ever be suitably impressed but through the medium of truth. It is only as far as gospel truth is apprehended, that any genuine Scriptural exercises with regard to it can exist."
Because genuine spiritual life is inseparably connected with gospel truth, Miller repeatedly issued calls for doctrinal integrity. He well understood that the very nature of the Church required an uncompromising commitment to the truth of Scripture. And he firmly believed that the principal doctrines of the Bible were embedded in the Westminster Standards.
Miller’s writings on doctrinal integrity grew out of the turbulent decades of the 1820s and 1830s, when the Church was rocked by turmoil over doctrinal controversies. Miller was distressed by the decline of doctrinal integrity among Presbyterians. Aberrant theological opinions were gaining widespread circulation, even among church officers: many persons denied original sin and human inability, asserted the will of man as determinative in salvation, and adopted the evangelistic techniques of Finneyism. Lax views of confessional subscription prevailed in some presbyteries; men declaimed against creeds in general and spoke openly of their differences with leading articles of the Westminster Confession.
Within this context, Miller arose to defend the doctrine and order of the Westminster Standards. His most prominent statements on doctrinal purity are found in his small book The Utility and Importance of Creeds and Confessions and his open letters to Presbyterians Adherence to Our Doctrinal Standards. These crucial writings are here published together in this book.
The Utility and Importance of Creeds and Confessions (1824) was originally composed as a lecture for seminary students. In this work, Miller provides an eloquent statement on the necessity of written creeds. He answers several objections commonly lodged against creeds and confessions. Miller examines the appropriate extent of creeds, showing that they should include many articles not ordinarily deemed "essential" or "fundamental." Further, he discusses the binding nature of confessional standards as regards ministers in the Church.
Miller’s "Letters to Presbyterians" were written to counteract apostasy in the Church. Written in an era of spiritual decline and confusion, his comments provide many timely observations and warnings. Because these epistles were written for the general membership of the Presbyterian Church, the letters possess more vigor and immediacy than many of Miller’s seminary compositions.
This reprint has been newly type-set using contemporary spelling and punctuation. The Introductory Essay, written by Kevin Reed, provides historical background on the nature of confessional subscription.
Samuel Miller (1769-1850) served as a Presbyterian pastor in New York City for over 20 years. In 1813 Miller was selected as the second Professor at Princeton Seminary. For over 35 years, he labored there as the Professor of Ecclesiastical History and Church Government.
Subject: Bible Age: 14-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-178-0 US$15.90
Lessons on Early Church History
by Deborah Alcock
Church History is the story of the Church. Where does it begin? Perhaps with Adam, certainly with Abel. We hear of the Church in the wilderness (Acts 7:38). And no doubt Noah, David, Daniel, and others, are one body with us. But the History of the Christian Church begins with the Ascension of Christ and the outpouring of the Spirit. Where shall we find what followed? In the Book of the Acts of the Apostles, the inspired Epistles, the Revelation of John. How far does the Acts of the Apostles bring down the story of the Church? To the preaching of the Gospel in Rome, then the great centre of the world. When the inspired narrative stops, what are we to do? Suppose yourself travelling along an unknown path on a dark night — suddenly the light in your lantern goes out; at first the darkness seems total, you almost despair. But you take courage and look around you. Here and there you discern a glimmer, by which you can grope your way safely, though slowly and with difficulty. The eye grows accustomed to twilight. Thus it is with Church History, after the close of the inspired narrative. From where do we get the light?
Time: a.d. 33-1963 Age: 13-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-003-5 US$12.90
In
the Shadow of Death
by Abraham Kuyper
In his foreword to the book, Peter Y. De Jong says, "Undoubtedly much of our lack of spiritual depth stems from our inability and unwillingness to meditate. The world with its incessant clamor is always too much with us. We waste our strength in doing the common things, while ignoring that far more than the physical and earthly is needed to sustain our lives. Small wonder, then, that our insight into and experience of the riches of God’s grace in Christ Jesus remain so superficial. Many, indeed, both in the past and the present have prepared meditations for believers. Few, however, have demonstrated the ability to sweep the harp-strings of the soul quite so effectively as old Abraham Kuyper.
Subject: Meditations Age: 14-99
ISBN 978-1-77298-204-6 US$23.90
This
Is My God by
John Hultink
The Story of a Dutch Immigrant, his Country and his God
What makes this work truly distinctive as an autobiography is its seamless blending of personal narrative with rich theological and philosophical insight, turning Hultink’s life story into a testimony of God’s almight, glory, and honour.
John Hultink was the first publisher of the Scout books, Journey Through the Night, and many more books today available from Inheritance Publications. This is his "autobiography."
Time: 1943-2025 Age: 13-99
ISBN 978-0-88815-345-6 US$29.90
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The History of Jesuitism in America
American Jesuits may be one of the most important documentaries ever produced concerning the social and political conflicts in America today. The influence of Rome in America is one that was written about extensively by authors throughout the 19th century and into the early 20th century, with many warnings about a hidden plan by foreign powers to enslave the country. Nevertheless, most modern history books have been carefully rewritten to remove critical information that would likely warn the people about what has been happening behind the scenes for more than 200 years.
Is it just a coincidence that many key figures in power today (Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Dr. Anthony Fauci, to name a few) are either directly or indirectly associated with the Roman Catholic Jesuit Order? And what will be the ultimate influence of this notorious society, which has been expelled from at least 83 countries, city-states and cities around the world?
The influence of the Vatican and her Jesuit priests is the key to understanding globalism, social justice, illegal immigration, the LGBT agenda, Black Lives Matter, the infiltration of Islam and Sharia law, Covid-19, and much more.
This documentary covers the history of Jesuitism in America and the diabolical influence of the order into modern times.
Subject: Jesuits Age: 12-99
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