Author: Michael Ashton
Binding: Paperback, 184 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

God's call in Leviticus

For many who have read Leviticus today, even many who have embraced the Gospel of Christ, the wording of God's call is not attractive; they are not drawn closer to God by the material in the book, but feel distant from Him and perplexed by much of the law. The objective of this book, therefore, is to show the relevance of Leviticus for today's disciples of Christ, and to draw the unmistakable links between God's message to the nation of Israel in the wilderness, and that to followers of the Lord Jesus who are in a wilderness of probation, endeavouring to enter fully into God's promised rest.

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Author: Alfred Nicholls
Binding: Paperback, 224 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

The long journey from Egypt to the Land of Canaan lasted forty years, and the generation that was brought by God's power out of Egypt died in the wilderness. The new generation stood on the threshold of the Promised Land where Moses spoke words of comfort, warning and encouragement. These great declarations of God's purpose with His people have been preserved in the fifth book of the Bible, Deuteronomy.

The generation that is now waiting to enter the kingdom when the Lord Jesus returns can learn much from Moses' exhortation. It is a message about the holiness of God and the relationship He seeks with men and women of faith.

Author: W. F. Barling
Binding: Hardback, 208 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

This book originally took form as a set of full-length lecture notes, which were specially compiled for use with a course of twelve addresses on the Law of Moses at a Bible Study Class.

The book is intended as a key to understanding the Law as a whole; and that in doing so it will induce readers to undertake for themselves a study in greater depth, for as the author writes in his preface:

"... nothing is more satisfying than that intimate and sympathetic understanding of God's word which comes only from one's own eager and prayerful consideration of its pages."

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Author: Robert Roberts
Binding: Hardback, 352 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

Provides a detailed study of the law, with many insights for those who wish to understand it more fully.

Author: F. E. Mitchell
Binding: Paperback, 160 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

The author draws out the significance of the sacrifices under the law of Moses and the annual feasts that Israel celebrated: and all the time our attention is directed to the fulfilment of these ordinances in the Lord Jesus Christ.

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Author: Michael Ashton
Binding: Paperback, 224 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

A series of articles first published in The Christadelphian (1998 - 2000), published as book form.

"We can view the books of Chronicles as documents preparing a people for the Saviour to come. Like the Gospel accounts of Matthew and Luke, they commence with genealogical information, and continue by describing the growth and power of privileged classes in Judah who quickly moved away from relying on God's word, killing the prophets and stoning those who were sent to them from God."

In these words the book is recommended as a help to the reading of the books of Chronicles.

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Author: Michael Ashton
Binding: Paperback, 240 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

The times of Ezra and Nehemiah, the return of Israel from captivity, and the role played by the prophets are all examined in this book covering the closing period of Old Testament history.

Author: Cyril Tennant
Binding: Paperback, 120 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

The author of this book examines carefully the development of Job's character under trial. He sees the whole book as a powerful example of God's self-revelation. He portrays the life of Job, moreover, as a parable of human life generally: afflicted by sin (typified by leprosy), in bondage to mortality, in need of redemption, and (with the eye of faith) looking to the hope of resurrection. Many helpful parallels between the language and events of Job's life and Christ's redemptive work are drawn.

This book, comprising first an overall survey of the book and then chapter by chapter notes, is useful for all who want to understand more of this fascinating character from partiarchal times.

Author: C. C. Walker
Binding: Booklet, 24 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

A short "consideration" of Job in the light of the later work of God in the Lord Jesus Christ.

Author: Mark Vincent
Binding: Paperback or Hardback, 448 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

A handbook containing suggestions and ideas to be followed by those who wish to improve their understanding of this section of scripture. The part Psalms play in the whole of God's word is examined, as well as the insight they give to our understaning of the Lord Jesus Christ.

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Author: Dudley Fifield
Binding: Hardback, 560 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

Volume one of a three-volume set (Psalms 1-72).

The Book of Psalms, containing the thoughts and meditations of David the sweet Psalmist of Israel, adds an immeasurably important dimension to the scriptural account of the lives of men and women revealed in other parts of God's word. Those other accounts, while given from a divine standpoint are often an external view of events. In the Psalms are found the thoughts, the hopes, fears and aspirations of the writers. There are expressions of deep and abiding trust, alongside others that express utter confusion and despair. In them we find mirrored our own spiritual journey.

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Author: Dudley Fifield
Binding: Hardback, 352 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

Volume two of a three-volume set (Psalms 73-106).

The Book of Psalms, containing the thoughts and meditations of Godly individuals, particularly of David the sweet Psalmist of Israel, adds an immeasurably important dimension to the scriptural account of the lives of men and women revealed in other parts of God's word. Those other accounts, while given from a divine standpoint are often an external view of events. In the Psalms are found the thoughts, the hopes, fears and aspirations of the writers. There are expressions of deep and abiding trust, alongside others that express utter confusion and despair. In them we find mirrored our own spiritual journey.

Author: Ray Willetts
Binding: Paperback, 144 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

In this largely devotional work, the great themes of Isaiah are explored with reference to God's work of salvation in the coming messiah.

"Throughout the book we meet 'the remnant' of faithful believers and are prepared for the call to come to God, to eat and drink of His word, and to prepare ourselves to become kings and priests for God in that age of blessing which is the focus of so many of the prophecies of Isaiah."

Author: W. H. Boulton
Binding: Paperback, 208 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

This commentary is divided into four sections with a chapter by chapter exposition of the message. A useful book to have to accompany the reading of this prophecy.

Author: John Thomas
Binding: Hardback, 128 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

This book was first published in 1868 and appeared bound in the same volume as Eureka. The interdependence of Daniel and Revelation is clearly demonstrated time and again. The progress and final completion of God's purpose is shown from the prophecies in Daniel with "the earnest desire" that "the reader may be ready".

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Author: Edmund Green
Binding: Paperback, 176 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

This contains twelve chapters (matching those of the book of Daniel) interspersed with various appendices on particular subjects. The commentary concludes with a few charts giving the historical background and details of visions.

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Author: Cyril Tennant
Binding: Paperback, 112 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

"The prophecy of Hosea is unique for its sympathetic and moving treatment of God 'receiving graciously' those who render to Him 'the calves of their lips'."

So starts the introduction to this thorough exposition of Hosea's prophecy.

Author: Fred Pearce
Binding: Paperback, 208 pages
Publisher: The Christadelphian

Nine of the twelve minor prophets are covered in this running commentary. Groups of verses are examined to expound their meaning and extract exhortation.

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Author: H. P. Mansfield
Binding: Hardback, 544 pages
Publisher: Logos

Author: H. P. Mansfield
Binding: Hardback, 496 pages
Publisher: Logos

Author: Mark Vincent
Binding: Paperback, 237 pages
Publisher: The Testimony

A commentary on chapters 1-15

Author: H. P. Mansfield
Binding: Hardback, 384 pages
Publisher: Logos

Author: John Martin
Binding: Hardback, 392 pages
Publisher: Christadelphian Scripture Study Service

An exposition of the book of Leviticus, incorporating related laws from the book of Numbers.

Author: H. P. Mansfield
Binding: Hardback, 238 pages
Publisher: Logos

Author: John Martin
Binding: Paperback, 80 pages
Publisher: Christadelphian Scripture Study Service

Author: H. P. Mansfield
Binding: Hardback, 96 pages
Publisher: Logos

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Author: Philip Hinde
Binding: Paperback, 130 pages
Publisher: Tamarisk

Author: Cyril Tennant
Binding: Hardback, 278 pages
Publisher: Tamarisk

The author explores 40 of the psalms, emphasising exhortation and help with prayer.

Author: H. P. Mansfield
Binding: Hardback, 144 pages
Publisher: Logos

Author: J. Allfree
Binding: Hardback, 472 pages
Publisher: Christadelphian Scripture Study Service

Author: H. P. Mansfield
Binding: Hardback, 368 pages
Publisher: Logos

Author: Geoff Henstock
Binding: Paperback, 106 pages
Publisher: Christadelphian Scripture Study Service

An exposition of Jonah and Nahum

Author: H. P. Mansfield
Binding: Hardback, 64 pages
Publisher: Logos

Author: James Luke & Andrew Johns
Binding: Booklet, 72 pages
Publisher: Christadelphian Scripture Study Service

Author: H. P. Mansfield
Binding: Hardback, 240 pages
Publisher: Logos

Author: J. Martin
Binding: Paperback, 58 pages
Publisher: Christadelphian Scripture Study Service