New from Bible Truth Books

Hidden Treasures in the Parables, Volume 2 by M. Quist—In this second volume, fifteen of the Lord Jesus’ parables are explained for children. At the beginning of each parable, an example is given from the lives of children. Following this is an introduction to the parable, the parable itself, and its meaning. Hardcover, 162 pages, $18.50.

Sowing the Seed, Volume 19—The nineteenth volume from GA Publishing encompasses Blue Books 208 to 216. Of particular note are three sermons by Rev. Kleppe, two Advent sermons by Rev. M. Heikoop, and a Passion sermon entitled “Tears for Jesus” by Rev. van Haaren. Hardcover, $32.00.

From the Manse, Volume 10 by Rev. J. Roos— Hardcover, $18.50.

Gracious Benefits Bestowed in the Life of Bastiaan Broere—The autobiography of Bastiaan Broere (1823–1907) from Yerseke, the Netherlands. Mr. Broere emigrated to America in 1849 and moved to the Richmond, Virginia area just prior to the beginning of the Civil War, thereby placing him in exceptionally difficult circumstances. Despite the circumstances, the Lord continued to provide and sustain in remarkable ways. Hardcover, 75 pages, $18.50.

Brave Mary by S. van Ledden-Vis—Mary Winslow was born in 1774 on the Bermuda Islands. Already as a young girl, Mary had deep impressions of the omnipotence of God. A sermon of Rev. Thomas Shepard was instrumentally used in her life at age twenty. However, she was not spared from difficulties. After emigrating to America, she lost both her husband and youngest daughter to death, but the Lord still cared for her and her nine remaining children. For children ages 10-15. Hardcover, 63 pages, $18.50.

Turton’s Pillar—The autobiography of James Turton (1839–1912). Mr. Turton was a member of the Strict Baptist congregations who was remarkably delivered from serving the pleasures of the world, self, and sin in his early years. Herein we read of the workings of the Holy Spirit—also through times of trouble and adversity. Hardcover, 75 pages, $18.50.

Bunyan’s Catechism by J. Bunyan—During his time in prison, Bunyan wrote this special work for his Bedford congregation. Although not entirely suited for a children’s catechism class, Bunyan’s Catechism brings the reader step-bystep through foundational Bible truths, entirely in questions-and-answers. Our readers will find the old, familiar style of Bunyan…so plain, so simple, and yet so firm, so sound, and so true. Formerly published under the title, Instruction for the Ignorant. Paperback, 56 pages, $2.75.

Hart’s Hymns—First published in 1759, Joseph Hart’s hymns have been much beloved by the people of the Lord in England for many generations. Written in poetry form without musical notes, the hymns are also edifying for personal reading. The author’s autobiography is included in the book’s preface. Paperback, 253 pages, $10.50.

The Highest Good by M. van Steenis-van-Dikkenberg—A collection of 10 simply-told stories from the life of God’s people. Easy reading for children ages 8–12. Respectfully illustrated, hardcover, 58 pages, $18.50.

Please note that the prices above do not include postage.

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