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Matthew
The Gospel of the King and his kingdom. The sermon on the mount, the parables of the kingdom, the signs of the end, and the great commission, in the complete King James text.
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Each booklet contains the complete King James text of the book, paragraphed by subject with short original study headings. Scripture sits on the left page and ruled notes on the right, so you can write as you read. Ten extra notes pages wait at the back of every volume.
Accuracy is the foundation: every verse in every booklet is verified word for word against the source text before it is released. Nothing is paraphrased, nothing is skipped.
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Mark
The swiftest gospel: the Servant of God at work, preaching, healing, casting out, and giving his life a ransom for many. The complete King James text.
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Luke
The gospel of the seeking Saviour: the manger and the shepherds, the good Samaritan, the prodigal son, and the road to Emmaus. The complete King James text.
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John
The gospel of the Son of God: the seven signs, the great I am sayings, the words of the last night, and the resurrection. The complete King James text.
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Acts
The birth and spread of the church: Pentecost at Jerusalem, Peter among the Jews, Paul among the nations, and the word running unhindered to Rome. The complete King James text.
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1 & 2 Peter
The two letters of Peter, written to believers scattered under pressure. Living hope in Christ, a call to holy conduct, growth in grace, and a steady warning against false teachers. Peter writes as one who walked with the Lord and wants his readers to stand firm to the end.
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Romans
Paul's letter to the Romans, his fullest account of the gospel. All have sinned, all are justified freely by grace through faith, and all who are in Christ walk in newness of life. Includes the olive tree of Romans 11 and Paul's appeal for transformed minds and merciful living.
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1 Corinthians
Paul's first letter to a divided church. Unity in Christ, purity in the body, order in worship, the way of love in chapter thirteen, the gifts of the Spirit, and the sure hope of the resurrection. Written to correct, and written in love.
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2 Corinthians
Paul's second letter to the Corinthians, his most personal letter. The God of all comfort, treasure in earthen vessels, the ministry of reconciliation, and grace sufficient for the thorn. Paul defends a ministry marked by weakness, and shows where true strength lies.
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Galatians
Paul's letter to the churches of Galatia, written in alarm and in fire. No other gospel: a sinner is justified by faith and not by the law, the law is a schoolmaster to bring us to Christ, and the fruit of the Spirit needs no law. The great charter of freedom in Christ.
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Ephesians
Paul's letter to the Ephesians, written from prison yet soaring in the heavenlies. Blessed with all spiritual blessings, saved by grace through faith, one body under one Head, and the whole armor of God for the standing fight. The church's charter of what she is in Christ.
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Philippians
Paul's letter of thanks and joy to the church at Philippi, written from a prison cell. The mind of Christ stooping to a cross, all things counted loss for him, and contentment learned in want and in plenty. The happiest letter ever written from chains.
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Colossians
Paul's letter to the Colossians, lifting Christ so high that nothing can be added to him. The image of the invisible God, the firstborn of every creature, the head of the church, and the believer complete in him, against every philosophy that would add to Christ.
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1 Thessalonians
Paul's first letter to the Thessalonians, among his earliest, written to a young church under fire. Work of faith, labour of love, patience of hope, and the clearest picture in Scripture of the Lord's descent, the rising dead, and the catching up of the living.
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2 Thessalonians
Paul's second letter to the Thessalonians, written within months of the first to steady a shaken church. The day of Christ is not yet: the falling away and the man of sin come first. Meanwhile the church stands fast, holds what she was taught, and works quietly.
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1 Timothy
Paul's first letter to Timothy, his son in the faith, left at Ephesus with a church to set in order. Prayer for all men, bishops and deacons, widows and elders, and the peril of the love of money. The church's own order book, warm with a father's counsel.
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2 Timothy
Paul's second letter to Timothy, the last letter he ever wrote, from his final imprisonment at Rome. No defeat in it: stir up the gift, endure hardness as a good soldier, preach the word, and the crown of righteousness laid up at the end of a finished course.
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Titus
Paul's letter to Titus, left in Crete to set in order the things that are wanting. Short and strong: elders who hold fast the faithful word, every age of the church taught its duty, and mercy producing good works everywhere. The order book for a church in a hard place.
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Philemon
Paul's shortest letter, sent home to Colosse in the hands of Onesimus, the runaway servant who found Christ in the apostle's cell. Paul does not command his friend; he beseeches him, underwrites the debt himself, and asks that the servant be received as a brother beloved.
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Hebrews
The letter to the Hebrews, written to believers tempted to drift back to the shadows. One word sounds through it like a bell: better. A better spokesman than the prophets, a better priest than Aaron, a better covenant with better promises, and a better sacrifice, offered once for all.
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James
The letter of James, the Lord's brother, the most practical letter in the New Testament. Joy in trials, wisdom asked in faith, no respect of persons, faith proven by works, the tongue bridled, and pride humbled. The Proverbs of the New Testament, written to be done.
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1, 2 & 3 John
The three letters of John, flowing as one study. God is light and God is love: walk in the light, love one another, hold fast the truth about Christ, and test every spirit. Short letters with a long reach, ending in the quiet confidence of eternal life.
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Jude
The letter of Jude, the brother of James. A call to contend earnestly for the faith, warnings drawn from Israel in the wilderness, Sodom, Cain, Balaam, and Korah, and a close that rests in the God who is able to keep us from falling.
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Revelation
The Revelation of Jesus Christ, given to the apostle John on Patmos for churches under the shadow of Rome. The risen Christ among his candlesticks, the throne set in heaven, the Lamb opening the seals, Babylon fallen, the King riding out, and a new heaven and a new earth with the curse gone for ever.
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Solomon
Solomon, a study in wisdom. The son of David who asked God for wisdom, built the temple, and wrote of the vanity of life under the sun. His beginning and his end are both left in the text, so the reader can weigh what wisdom kept and what wandering cost.
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