Keach Benjamin Cathechism
Keach’s catechism:
OR,
A BRIEF INSTRUCTION IN THE PRINCIPLES OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION:
AGREEABLY TO THE CONFESSION OF FAITH PUT FORTH BY UPWARDS
OF AN HUNDRED CONGREGATIONS IN GREAT BRITAIN,
JULY 3, 1689,
AND ADOPTED BY THE PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST ASSOCIATION,
SEPTEMBER 22, 1742
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Austin-Sparks What is Man

Preface
To my readers I would say that, although the main subject of the tripartite nature of man is such a controversial one, this book is not entered as a part of the controversy. Such a course would only be to contradict its main contention—that Divine things can only be entered into by revelation and never by reason. Indeed, I have no wish that anyone should read this book unless they are really exercised about reality and spiritual things. I would ask for openness of heart as the one concession to the Spirit of truth if, peradventure, He might be ready to use what is written here for enlightenment.
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Spurgeon Charles Sermons from Numbers
Sermons on the Book of Numbers from the Prince of Preachers
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This is another one of John Bunyan’s interesting fictional works about the spiritual side of things, presented in an analogy. This has to do with man’s spiritual war over his soul, Satan being the antagonist.
The Holy War made by Shaddi upon Diabolus for the regaining of the Metropolis of the world or the losing and taking again of hte town of mansoul. By John Bunyan This is another one of John Bunyan’s interesting fictional works about the spiritual side of things, presented in an analogy. This has to do with man’s spiritual war over his soul, Satan being the antagonist. Continue reading “Bunyan, J. Holy War”
Spurgeon Sermons from Esther
Sermons from Esther from the Prince of Preachers , Charles Spurgeon
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Milton John Poetical Works
Moses and John
The Same Message, Dealt with Different Ways
A Study about Parallels Between the Five Books of Moses and the Five Books of John