February 9, 2010

Journibles The 17:18 Series

Why the 17:18 series?
In Deuteronomy 17, Moses is leaving final instructions concerning the future of Israel. As a prophet of God, Moses foretells of when Israel will place a king over the nation (v. 14). In verse 18, the king is commanded to not simply acquire a copy of the law (the entire book of Deuteronomy) from the “scroll publishing house,” but to hand write his own copy of the law. Thirty-four hundred years later, educators are “discovering” that students that physically write out their notes by hand have a much greater retention rate than simply hearing or visually reading the information. Apparently, God knew this to be true of the kings of Israel also. From such understanding came the conception of this series of books.

How to Use These Books?
Each book is organized so that you can write out your very own copy of Scripture. You will be writing the Bible text only on the right hand page of the book. This should make for easier writing and also allows ample space on the left page to write your own notes and comments. From time to time a question or word will be lightly printed on the left page; these questions are to aid in further study, but should not interfere with your own notes and comments.

Now Available?
ProverbsJohnRomansGalatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, 1 and 2 Thessalonians; 1 & 2 Timothy, Titus, Philemon, and HebrewsJames, 1 & 2 Peter, 1, 2 & 3 John and Jude.

Jerry Bridges writes,
“There is an old proverb that says ‘Thoughts disentangle themselves when passing over the lips and through the finger tips.’ The 17:18 Series which encourages us to actually write out the words of Scripture will be a tremendous tool in putting that proverb into action in our daily lives. I am happy to commend this project.”

February 8, 2010

Poster of John Calvin

A 11″ X 14″ High Resolution Picture of John Calvin from Reformation Art for your study, home, or office at only $11.00 while supplies last. Buy here, buy now.

February 5, 2010

Practical Observations on Job, 12 vols

(post from Randall J. Pederson)

Caryl’s work is a monolithic achievement, even by Puritan standards. His exegesis is lengthy, meaty, and timeless. There are many thoughts and applications in Caryl’s work that cannot be found elsewhere.

In the nineteenth-century, an abridgement of Caryl’s work appeared, but how one can skillfully reduce twelve octavo volumes into a single work of nearly 200 pages is something of a mystery. Spurgeon said it best: “We do not believe in an abridgment of a book which is good throughout. Think of twelve large volumes condensed into one small one! An ox in a gallipot [a small jar used to hold medicines] is nothing to it” (Commenting on Commentaries, p. 76).

Not everyone has seen the merit of Caryl’s work for our day. Recently, Allan Harman wrote: “Caryl’s exposition on Job should have been left on library shelves for anyone interested in puritan exposition on Job to consult there. It does not merit republication, especially in its original format that is very difficult to read. It is an example of the verbose treatment typical of some puritans, in which every statement leads to a doctrinal development of the subject. The twelve volumes in this set will remain unread, as there are many other expositions of appropriate length to which modern readers will turn” (The Reformed Theological Review [61:3, December 2002, 172]).

I appreciate Harman’s opinion as it enables me to clarify a few points. First, the Puritan virtue was verbosity. Richard Alleine, for instance, noted how he pounded the same words and phrases into his congregation’s ears that it might penetrate their hearts. There is need for us to constantly be reminded of eternal truths, as we are prone to ignore, supress, and forget them. Secondly, The work does merit republication. Where else can one find the diamonds that Caryl has mined? No modern work has ever dealt with Job in similar fashion to Caryl. Literally, he has weaved a whole body of divinity. His insight into the text is breathtaking, and should not be frowned upon. Thirdly, I am not convinced the volumes will remain unread; I know several individuals who faithfully consult Caryl on particular matters of application. Fourthly, and lastly, the matter of print quality. Regretfully, some parts of it are hard to read, as the original set was not perfect. Thankfully, however, the difficult portions are rare. As to the matter of the archaic English, with a little practice one will be able to pour through the volumes quite easily. This will not only enhance one’s reading skills, but provide an opportunity to appreciate more deeply the historical complexity of the English language. This set should be in the library of every pastor and student of theology.

In closing his course on Job, Joseph Caryl expressed his hope that the Lord would restore all things, that our unceasing cry should be to God in prayer for “all his sorrowing Jobs.” May God richly bless this work to all who faithfully use it.

Originally $479.00, RHB: $240.00

February 4, 2010

Coming Soon

The Larger Catechism: A Critical Text and Introduction
John Bower
Expected Availability: March 15, 2010

The Larger Catechism stands as one of the three major doctrinal standards produced by the Westminster Assembly. Often overshadowed by the Shorter Catechism and the Confession of Faith, the Larger Catechism exhibits the Assembly’s most mature theological reflection and insight. In this remarkable volume, John Bower provides extensive historical background for the making of this colossal catechism. He traces the history of the Assembly’s efforts from the initial call for a catechism, through deliberations on its form and content, and down to the intricate process of monitoring its printing. The centerpiece of the volume is Bower’s critical text of the catechism. Painstakingly checked and indexed, the critical text is supported by a four-column comparison of the authoritative manuscripts and printings. Graced with a glossary and a catalogue of corrected proof-texts, Bower’s text is sure to be the benchmark for future study, modern editions, and foreign translations for years to come. This is the initial volume of the Principal Documents of the Westminster Assembly series.

February 3, 2010

The Masculine Mandate

There is a crying need in the church today for men to be men. But competing visions for what a man is to be —some growing out of popular culture and others arising from flawed teaching in the church—are exacerbating the problem. In his newest release from Reformation Trust, Rev. Richard D. Phillips believes the problem and the inadequate solutions being put forward demand sound exegesis of biblical passages relating to masculinity. The Bible alone has the answer to what men are to be in the eyes of their Creator. You can Purchase The Masculine Mandate at Reformation for only $10.00.

Who is Richard D. Phillips?  With an M.Div. from Westminster Theological Seminary he is the senior minister of the historic Second Presbyterian Church in Greenville, S.C., a member of the council of the Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals, and chairman of the Philadelphia Conference on Reformed Theology, which was founded by James Montgomery Boice. He is the author of numerous books, including Jesus the Evangelist, What’s So Great about the Doctrines of Grace?, and Hebrews in the Reformed Expository Commentary series. His preaching is heard weekly on the radio program God’s Living Word. Prior to his calling to the gospel ministry, Rev. Phillips served as a tank officer in the U.S. Army and was assistant professor of leadership at the United States Military Academy, West Point, resigning with the rank of major. He lives with his wife, Sharon, and their five children in the Upcountry of South Carolina.

Book Blurb: “In the face of the widespread confusion in our culture, Rick Phillips lays out the biblical mandate for men to work and keep the world around us. This book carefully avoids stereotypes and legalistic rules, while unfolding with clarity and practical simplicity the biblical vision of men as individuals and in relationships to other men, to our wives and children, and to the church of Jesus Christ. I learned much from this book and look forward to sharing it with my sons.”
- Iain M. Duguid, Professor of religion, Grove City College, Grove City, Pa.

February 2, 2010

No Compromise Radio Interviews Dr. Joel Beeke

Mike interviews Dr. Joel Beeke and discusses his new book, “Living for God’s Glory: An Introduction to Calvinism,” a great new book on Reformation Trust.

February 1, 2010

Now at RHB

Puritan Reformed Journal: Volume 2, Number 1 – January 2010

Articles on the following:

The Jew’s View of the Old Testament ~ David Murray
An Everlasting House: An Exegesis of 2 Samuel 17 ~ Maarten Kuivenhoven
Applying Christ’s Supremacy: Learning from Hebrews ~ Gerald M. Bilkes
James Durham (1622-1658)and the Free Offer of the Gospel ~ Donald M. MacLean
The Ceremonial or Moral Law: Jonathan Edwards’s Old Perspective on an Old Error ~ Craig Biehl
Was Samuel Rutherford a Mystic? ~ Robert Arnold
John Owen and the Third Mark of the Church ~ Stephen Yuile
Handling Error in the Church: Martin Downes Interviewing Joel R. Beeke
Interview with Geoff Thomas
Practical Lessons from the Life of Idelette Calvin ~ Joel R. Beeke
Thirteen Book Reviews… And so Much More

Buy HERE!

January 29, 2010

Back In Print The Works of John Bunyan

John Bunyan is best known for his famous allegorical works. He was prepared to suffer the hardship of imprisonment, in order to expound these great works. But his exposition of them was not confined to allegory, and in his many other works, like, ‘Come and Welcome to Jesus Christ’ and ‘An Exposition of the First Ten Chapters of Genesis’, we find Bunyan writing as the outstanding pastor-evangelist he was. These three quality volumes, first edited by George Offor (1853 and 1862) constitute the only available standard edition of his works.

John Owen on John Bunyan,

“A powerful preacher and the best-known of all the Puritan writers, that he would gladly exchange all his learning for Bunyan’s power of touching men’s hearts.”

Joel Beeke on John Bunyan,

“Bunyan was one of the most popular Puritans, no doubt because, while possessing the Word-centerednes and depth of doctrine and experience of other Puritans, he presented truth with warm simplicity”

You purchase the 3-volume set of The Works of John Bunyan here

January 28, 2010

Publishing Initiative of the Westminster Assembly Project

The Westminster Assembly Project, best known for the edition of Assembly minutes and papers to be published by Oxford University Press, has now entered an extensive publishing agreement with Reformation Heritage Books.

John Bower has joined historian Chad Van Dixhoorn in launching three new series of books by the Westminster Assembly, and one series of new and classic studies on the Assembly, all being published by Reformation Heritage Books. It is hoped that both texts and studies will stimulate further research in the Assembly and the religious dimension of English civil war politics. Certainly future publications on British post-Reformation theology and Puritanism will be enriched by these publications, briefly described here.

Principal Documents of the Westminster Assembly. This series will produce the six chief works authored by the Assembly for covenanted uniformity of religion in England: the Confession of Faith, Larger Catechism, Shorter Catechism, Directory for Public Worship, Directory for Church Government, and The Psalter. Each volume will contain a historical introduction, a critical text, and multi-column comparisons of original manuscripts and early editions. The inaugural volume, The Larger Catechism, has been prepared by John Bower and scheduled for a launch in March 2010.

Writings of the Westminster Divines. The aim of this series is to provide scholarly editions of texts by Westminster Assembly members and commissioners. Volumes will include previously unpublished manuscripts as well as republications of rare editions. Carefully determined editorial standards will be used to ensure an authoritative product that is accessible to modern readers, while remaining reliable for students and scholars.

Westminster Assembly Facsimiles. With this new series, Reformation Heritage Books and the Westminster Assembly Project are providing electronic and print access to publications by Assembly members in their original form. Free PDF downloads will be made available through the Westminster Assembly Project website. The same text can be purchased for your collection in paperback and hard cover from Reformation Heritage Books.

Studies of the Westminster Assembly. Complementing the primary source material in the other series, the Assembly studies will provide access to classic studies that have not been reprinted and to new studies, providing some of the best existing research on the Assembly and its members.

For more information visit the Westminster Assembly Project. Be sure to check for more information on and about this project at our RHB website and blog.

January 26, 2010

The Collected Writings of James Henley Thornwell, 4 vols.

ONLY 8 SETS LEFT!
Originally $240, RHB $140

This is a highly valuable collection of one of the most brilliant divines of Old School Presbyterianism – James Henley Thornwell (1812-1862). Over the course of his life, he served as a pastor at different churches, was a professor and president of the College of South Carolina, and held the chair of theology at the Theological Seminary in Columbia, South Carolina. Thanks to Solid Ground Christian Books, this classic is now back in print! The first volume is theological (672 pages), the second theological and ethical (632 pages), the third theological and controversial (824 pages), and the fourth ecclesiological (640 pages).

January 26, 2010

Missionary Patriarch: The True Story of John G. Paton

Some of the defining issues of our day include the death of men, the loss of fatherhood, and the complete absence of multi-generational vision on the part of families. Since beginning Vision Forum, we have made it our goal to urge fathers to turn their hearts to home and to rise up with courage to address the issues of the age. When I share this message before an audience, I usually begin by quoting at length an autobiographical account, penned by John G. Paton in the 19th century, describing how his father’s love and training prepared him to endure bitter hardship, to persevere against unspeakably difficult circumstances, and to resist sin. This may be the most important narrative of missionary work you will ever read. The book touched me on the deepest level and has become an important part of my life and personal vision. We have republished it because it contains the finest testimony of multi-generational love and devotion between a father and son that I have ever read outside the Scriptures. Paton, a descendant of the Scottish Covenanters, was able to love and lead to Christ the very people who tried to eat his wife and child. One of the most important books you will ever read to your children.

You can purchase Missionary Patriarch: The True Story of John G. Paton buy clicking here.

January 25, 2010

Character Building Collection

Retail: $59.00
RHB: $40.00

Series Include:
The Bible in the Wall
Godliness is Great Gain
Little Daisy & the Swearing Class
Little Medicine Carrier
A Little Rebel Becomes a Saint
The Reward of Childhood Truth
Roses and Thorns
Tampering With Temptation
Theobold the Iron-Hearted
Wandering May
The Weed With an Ill Name

The renowned, classic 19th century “Children’s Character Collection”, in the highest-quality edition evr printed. All eleven titles with beautiful new covers! Grace & Truth’s all-time best-selling set of children’s stories, and all with fresh artwork that captures the era!

Each volume packed with Biblical truth, presented in winsome story form, and sure to warm the heart and teach the mind of every family member. Reading level: 3rd-5th grade, but we find children of all ages enjoy them, and even adults often tell us they find them delightful.

January 22, 2010

Christ the Center Interviews Joel Beeke

Taken from the Reformed Forum,

“Christ the Center is pleased to welcome Dr. Joel Beeke to discuss Meet the Puritans, which he wrote with Randall J. Pederson.  This volume is a wonderful collection of short biographies as well as a guide to modern reprints of many Puritan theologians.  Dr. Beeke serves as President and Professor of Systematic Theology, Church History, and Homiletics at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary and brings a wealth of knowledge to this episode.”

You can listen here

You can purchase Meet The Puritans here

Use the coupon code “Puritan” and receive $5.00 off

January 20, 2010

BUMPED BOOK SALE

LIMITED SUPPLY, ORDER NOW!

Bumped books are new books which we either do not carry in normal stock, are overstocked, or show signs of shelf life. All books on this list are bumped unless otherwise noted. 1st come, 1st serve. To order either call 616.977.0889 or email orders@heritagebooks.org RHB accepts all credit cards and will not place orders on hold without payment information. All sales final, no returns. $3.99 Flat Rate Shipping on All Domestic Orders

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Adam, Thomas “Private Thoughts on Religion” (International Outreach, HC) $10.00

Adams, Jay “The Christian Counselor’s Casebook” (Zondervan, PB) $8.00

Adams, Jay “The Christian Counselor’s Commentary: Hebrews, James, 1 & 2 Peter, and Jude” (Timeless, HC) $15.00

Arthur, Linda “Religion, Dress and the Body” (Berg, PB) $34.95 $8.00

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Balch, David (ed)  ”Early Christian Families in Context” (Eerdmans, PB) $30.00 $14.00

Barnes, Albert “Barnes’ Notes on the OT and NT” (Baker 1979, HC, OT Only-16 vols-used) $100.00

Barnes, Albert “Barnes’ Notes on the OT and NT” (Baker 2005, HC, Whole Bible-14 vols) $115.00

Barnstone, Aliki  “The Calvinist Roots in the Modern Era” (New England, PB) $26.00 $6.00

Barton, Beth “Religion in the American South” (Chapel Hill, PB) $22.00 $5.00

Baxter, Richard “A Christian Directory” (SDG, HC, binding is bent/damaged) $60.00 $20.00

Benne, Robert “Ordinary Saints” (Fortress Press, PB) $8.00

Beogher, Timothy K “Richard Baxter and Conversion” (Mentor, PB) $9.00

Betters, Chuck and Sharon “Treasures of Faith” (P&R, PB) $6.00

Blanchard, John “Jesus Dead or Alive” (Evangelical Press, PB) $2.4 $0.50

Bock, Darrell “Jesus According to Scripture” (Baker, PB) $26.00

Bolt, John “A Free Church, A Holy Nation” (Eerdmans, PB) $9.00

Bond, Douglas “The Betrayal” (P&R, PB) $15.00 $7.50

Bozeman, Theodore Dwight “The Precisianist Strain—Disciplinary Religion & Antinomian Backlash in Puritanism to 1638” (Chapel Hill, HC) $55.00 $10.00

Brown, Candy Gunther “The Word in the World” (Chapel Hill, PB) $22.00 $5.00

Bruce, F.F. “Paul: Apostle of the Heart Set Free” (Eerdmans, PB) $13.00

Buchanan, James “Not Guilty” (Grace Publications, PB) $5.00

Burke, Trevor “Adopted Into God’s Family” (IVP, PB) $22.00 $11.00

Bush, Perry “Two Kingdoms, Two Loyalties: Mennonite Pacifism in Modern America” (John’s Hopkins, HC) $46.00$5.00

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Chappell, Clovis “Preaching on the Words of Jesus” (Baker, PB, like new) $10.00

Clotfelter, David “Sinners in the Hands of a Good God” (Moody Publications, PB) $13.00

Collinson, Patrick “Elizabeth I” (Oxford, PB) $10.00 $4.00

Crampton, Gary “What the Puritans Taught” (SDG, PB) $10.00 $5.00

Curnow, Tim “A Marvelous Ministry: CH Spurgeon Speaks Today” (SDG, PB) $9.00 $4.50

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De Jong, Norman “Teaching for a Change” (P&R, PB) $7.50

De Kroon, Marijn “The Honour of God and Human Salvation” (T&T Clark, HC) $60.00 $15.00

De Young, Kevin “Why We’re Not Emergent” (IVP, PB) $15.00 $8.00

De Young, Kevin “Why We Love the Church” (IVP, PB) $15.00 $8.00

Douma, J. “Responsible Conduct” (P&R, PB) $7.50

Duncan, J. Ligon “Does Grace Grow Best in Winter” (P&R, PB) $10.00 $5.00

Dunn-Wilson, David “A Mirror for the Church” (Eerdmans, PB) $22.00 $8.00

Durham, James “Concerning Scandal” (Naphtali Press, HC) $30.00

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Erdmann, Martin “The Millennial Controversy in the Early Church” (Wipf and Stock, PB) $18.00

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Farenhorst, Christine “The Great Escape” (P&R, PB) $10.00 $5.00

Farley, William “Outrageous Mercy” (P&R, PB) $4.50

Fitzpatrick, Elyse ”Idols of the Heart” (P&R, PB) $7.00

Flynt, Wayne “Alabama Baptists: Southern Baptists in the Heart of Dixie” (University of Alabama, PB) $35.00 $6.00

Frame, John “Salvation Belongs to the Lord” (P&R, PB) $12.50

Framer, James “The Metaphysical Confederacy” (Mercer, PB) $19.00 $5.00

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Gale, Stanley “The Prayer of Jehoshaphat” (P&R, PB) $13.00 $6.50

Gardner, Michelle “Adoption as a Ministry, Adoption as a Blessing” (Pleasant Word, PB) $14.00 $7.00

Gaustad, Edwin “Baptist Piety: The Last Will and Testimony of Obadiah Holmes” (Alabama, PB) $20.00 $5.00

George, Elizabeth “Quiet Confidence for a Woman’s Heart” (Harvest House, PB) $6.50

George, Elizabeth “Walking With the Women of the Bible” (Harvest House, PB) $7.50

Godfrey, W. Robert “An Unexpected Journey” (P&R, PB) $5.00

Goldschmidt, Henry “Race, Nation, and Religion in the Americas” (Oxford, PB) $25.00 $7.00

Granz, F. Edward “Luther’s Thought on Justice, Law, and Society” (Sigler Press, PB) $19.00 $5.00

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Haendler, Gert “Luther: On Ministerial Office & Congregational Function” $10.00 $4.00

Hall, David “Welfare Reformed: A Compassionate Approach” (P&R, PB) $11.00 $5.50

Hammond, Peter and Lenora “Reforming Our Families” $4.00

Haroutunian, Joseph “Calvin: Commentaries” (The Westminster Press, PB) $25.00 $8.00

Harris, Robert “The Way to True Happiness” (SDG, HC) $33.00 $16.50

Hart, D.G. “Dictionary of the Presbyterian & Reformed Tradition in America” (P&R, PB) $17.00 $8.50

Heerschap, M. “Zion’s Comfort in Life and Death” (NRC, HC, 2 vols) $20.00

Hengstenberg, C.W. “Christology of the Old Testament” (MacDonald, HC, 2 vols) $40.00

Holmes, Arthur “Ethics: Approaching Moral Decisions” (IVP, PB) $9.00

Holmes, Stephen “God of Grace and God of Glory” (Eerdmans, HC) $38.00 $5.00

Hooper, Walter “The Collected Letters of C.S. Lewis” (Harper Collins, PB) $35.00 $8.00

Howell, R.B.C “The Cross and the Covenants” (Sprinkle, HC) $16.00 $8.00

Hutchinson, William “Religious Pluralism in America” (Yale, HC) $34.00 $10.00

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Keck, Gregory “Adopting the Hurt Child” (NAVPress, PB) $18.00 $9.00

Kennedy, John “Man’s Relations to God” (JBS, PB) $5.00

Kingdon, Robert “Registers of the Consistory of Geneva in the Time of Calvin” (Eerdmans/Meter, PB) $50.00 $6.00

Kleyn, Diana “Teacher’s Manual: My 1st Book of Questions and Answers” (Christian Focus, PB) $12.00 $6.00

Kling, David “Jonathan Edwards At Home and Abroad” (South Carolina, HC) $60.00 $13.00

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Larson, Catherine “As We Forgive” (Zondervan, PB) $16.00 $8.00

Lippy, Charles “Christianity Comes to the Americas-1492-1776” (Paragon House, HC) $25.00 $5.00

Logan, Samuel (ed) “The Preacher and Preaching” (P&R, HC, used w/underlining) $8.00

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MacArthur, John “The Ultimate Priority” (Moody Press, PB, used w/underlining) $5.00

MacKenzie, Carine “Bible Questions and Answers” (Christian Focus, PB) $2.95 $0.99

Mathison, Keith “Dispensationalism:  Rightly Dividing the People of God?” (P&R, PB) $5.00

McDowell, Brucfe “Muslims and Christians at the Table” (P&R, PB) $15.00 $7.50

McKee, Elise Anne “Probing the Reformed Tradition” (WJKP, HC) $10.00

Moore, Russell “Adopted for Life” (Crossway, PB) $16.00 $8.00

Moore, T.M. “God’s Prayer Program: Passionately Using the Psalms in Prayer” (Christian Focus, PB) $6.00

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Noll, Mark ”The Old Religion in a New World” (Eerdmans, PB) $12.00

Noonan, John T. “The Lustre of Our Country” (California, HC) $10.00

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Ostrander, Rick “The Life of Prayer in a World of Science” (Oxford, HC) $10.00

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Packer, J.I. “Puritan Papers vol. 4 1965-1967” (P&R, PB) $17.00 $8.50

Packer, J.I. “Puritan Papers vol. 5 1968-1969” (P&R, PB) $17.00 $8.50

Packull, Werner “Hutterite Beginnings” (John Hopkins, PB) $27.00 $4.00

Parsons, Burk “Assured by God” (P&R, PB) $4.50

Payson, Edward “Legacy of a Legend” (Solid Ground, PB) $10.00 $5.00

Pemberton, Ebenezer “The Puritan Pulpit Ebenezer Pemberton” (SDG, HC) $28.00 $14.00

Pemble, William “The Justification of a Sinner” (SDG, HC) $25.00 $12.50

Penny, Robert “The Hope Fulfilled” (P&R, PB) $11.00

Peterson, Robert “Getting to Know John’s Gospel” (P&R, PB) $13.00 $6.50

Peterson, Robert “Hell on Trial” (P&R, PB) $15.00 $7.50

Peterson, Robert “Two Views of Hell” (IVP, PB) $17.00 $8.50

Peterson, Robert “Why I’m Not Arminian” (IVP, PB) $17.00 $8.50

Philbrick, Nathaniel “Mayflower: A Voyage to War” (Harper Collins, HC) $15.00

Phillips, Richard “Mighty to Save” (P&R, PB) $13.00 $6.50

Philpot, J.C. “Meditations” (HC, 3 vols) $15.00

Philpot, J.C. “Sermons” (HC, vols 2-10) $30.00

Plantinga, Cornelius “Not the Way It’s Supposed to Be” (Eerdmans, PB) $5.00

Polhill, Edward “The Works of Edward Polhill” (SDG, HC) $29.00 $14.50

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Redmond, Eric “Where Are All the Brothers?” (Crossway, PB) $10.00 $5.00

Ryken, Philip “My Father’s House” (P&R, PB, used/little wear) $6.00

Ryle, J.C. “Holiness” (Evangelical Press, PB) $9.00

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Schmalzbauer, John “People of Faith” (Cornell University Press, PB) $35.50 $5.00

Schmidt, Leigh Eric “Holy Fairs: Scotland and the Making of American Revivalism” (Eerdmans, PB) $27.00 $9.00

Seeman, Erik “Pious Persuasions: Laity and Clergy in Eighteenth-Century New England” (Johns Hopkins, HC) $40.00$4.00

Sheler, Jeffery “Believers a Journey into Evangelical America” (Viking, HC) $25.00 $10.00

Siker, Jeffrey ”Scripture and Ethics” (Oxford, PB) $10.00

Smith, J. Warren “Passion and Paradise: Human and Divine Emotion in the Thought of Gregory of Nyssa” (Herder and Herder, PB) $40.00 $13.00

Spurgeon, Charles ”Evening by Evening” (Whitaker House, PB) $7.50

Stark, Rodney “Cities of God” (Harper, HC) $25.00 $10.00

Steinberg, Naomi “Kinship and Marriage in Genesis” (Fortress Press, PB) $8.00

Stott, John “The Cross of Christ” (IVP, HC) $20.00

Szasz, Ferenc “The Protestant Clergy in the Great Plains and Mountain West” (Nebraska, PB) $25.00 $7.00

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Tavard, George “The Starting Point of Calvin’s Theology” (Eerdmans, PB) $15.00

Thayer, Anne T. “Penitence, Preaching and the Coming of the Reformation” (Ashgate, HC) $80.00

Thompson, Jim “Prophecy Today” (Evangelical Press, PB) $6.50

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Ussher, James “Puritan Pulpit: James Ussher” (SDG, HC) $26.00 $13.00

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Vogelaar, C. “The Heidelberg Catechism” (NRC, HC, 2 vols) $20.00

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Waller, Ralph “John Wesley: A Personal Portrait” (Continuum, PB) $18.00 $5.00

Weiss, Herold “A Day of Gladness” (South Carolina, HC) $40.00 $16.00

Wells, Colin “The Devil and Doctor Dwight” (Chapel Hill, PB) $28.00 $5.00

Williams, George H. “Spiritual and Anabaptist Writers” (WJK, PB) $40.00 $24.00

Wilson, Derek “In the Lion’s Court: Power, Ambition, and Sudden Death in the Reign of Henry VIII” (St. Martin’s Press, HC) $35.00 $8.00

Witham, Larry “A City Upon a Hill” (Harper One, HC) $25.00 $10.00

Wood, John A. “Perspectives on War in the Bible” (Mercer, PB) $18.00 $5.00

Wright, Conrad “The Transformation of Charity in Postrevolutionary New England” (Northeastern University, HC)$50.00 $7.00

RHB does not necessarily endorse all things taught in these books.

January 20, 2010

Coming Soon from RHB

Reformation Heritage Books

Piety’s Wisdom: A Summary of Calvin’s Institutes with Study Questions, by J. Mark Beach

Reformed Confessions of the 16th and 17th Century in English Translation: Volume 2, 1552–1566, edited by James T. Dennison

Water, Word, and Spirit: A Reformed Perspective on Baptism, by J. V. Fesko

In Defense of the Descent, by Daniel R. Hyde

The Seven Signs: Seeing the Glory of Christ in the Gospel of John, by Anthony T. Selvaggio

Introduction to Reformed Scholasticism, edited by Willem J. van Asselt

A Portrait of Paul: Identifying a True Minister of Christ, by Rob Ventura and Jeremy Walker

Soli Deo Gloria

Moses’ Self Denial — Jeremiah Burroughs

The Cure of Distractions in Worshiping God, by Nathanael Vincent

The Hymns of Philip Doddridge — Philip Doddridge