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The Family Commentary on the Holy Bible.

By the Rev. Charles Girdlestone, M.A.

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Vol. I.	Genesis to Deuteronomy.	Vol. IV.	Isaiah to Malachi.
„ II.	Joshua to Esther.	,, V.	Matthew to John.
,, III.	Job to Song of Solomon.	„ VI.	Acts to Revelation.

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Thorough:

Being an attempt to show the value of Thoroughness in several departments of Christian Life and Practice.

By Rev. Sir Emilius Bayley, Bart., B.D., Vicar of St. John’s, Paddington.

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Pleasant Memories:

A Woman’s Thoughts and Life-work.

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The Church and the World:

Their Mutual Relations, God’s Retributive Righteousness in His dealings with them; the Key to Sacred History, Past, Present, and to Come.

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Temptation: its Nature and Limits.

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The Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures.

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Meditations on the First Part of St. John, xv.

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Introductory Letter by the Rt. Hon. Sir John Coleridge.

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The Final Judgment and Future Prospects of Mankind.

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Scripture and Science not at Variance.

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The Descent of England. How Far?

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Christ our Example.

By Caroline Fry.

Preface by the Rev. A. M. W. Christopher.

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Sleep in Jesus, and Blessing in Sorrow.

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Selected and Arranged by Anna Clowes.

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The Name of Jesus, and other Poems,

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Words of Consolation, Pardon, and Hope.

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