Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Harry Tennant
Binding: Limp
Pages: 96

A consise and easy-to-read book, giving a brief look at the whole message of the Bible.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Harry Tennant
Binding: Hardback or limp
Pages: 304

This book deals with the foundation principles of the message of salvation contained in the Bible, with over twelve hundred scripture passages printed in support of the faith and practice required of the followers of Jesus Christ.

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Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Robert Roberts
Binding: Hardback or limp
Pages: 272

The subtitle reads: "Popular Christianity (both in faith and practice), shewn to be unscriptural; and the true nature of the ancient apostolic faith exhibited."

This book, covering "the things concerning the kingdom of God, and the name of Jesus Christ", arose from a series of lectures given by Robert Roberts between 1861 and 1862.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: John Carter
Binding: Hardback
Pages: 304

This collection of essays has been culled from The Christadelphian magazine of which the author was Editor from 1937 until his death in 1962. The selection includes twelve editorials, eight exhortations, and nine articles; one comprising a nine-part series called "Many parts and many ways", and another, a four-part series on "Bible echoes". The essays are drawn from virtually the entire period of his editorship, the earliest being from 1942 and the latest from 1960.

Through them, we are left in no doubt of the author's reverence for God and love of the scriptures.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Peter Watkins
Binding: Limp
Pages: 128

In this work, the author not only addresses the subject of evil and sin but, by contrast, expands on obedience, redemption and the perfection seen in the Lord Jesus Christ. A thorough study dealing with the issues raised by the concept of the Devil and Satan.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: John Thomas
Binding: Hardback
Pages: 546

An exposition of the kingdom of God with reference to the time of the end and the age to come. Like 'Christendom Astray', this book also emerged as a result of a series of lectures (given in 1848) dealing with the Hope of Israel. It sets out in systematic form Bible teaching about sin, death and reconciliation, and the purpose of God to fill the earth with His glory as the waters cover the sea.

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Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Harry Whittaker
Binding: Limp
Pages: 272

The author writes in the Preface that this is a book "loaded with the writer's personal enthusaisms". Certainly his delight in Bible study comes through these pages, as he deals with subjects such as "Poets and their picture language"; "Old Testament idiom"; "Young and Strong" (the uses of a concordance); "I have been here before"; "Learn your tables". For all ages, a book to refresh our appetite for personal Bible study and devotion.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Alfred Nicholls
Binding: Limp
Pages: 120

Most Christian sects have been affected by Pentecostalism: the belief that true Christians are only those who have received a Holy Spirit gift. This challenge led t a thorough re-examination of scripture teaching about the Spirit, and the work of God in the lives of believers today.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: John Thomas
Binding: Hardback
Pages: 316

Contains essays written between 1845 and 1861 on a variety of scriptural themes.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: CMPA committee
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 8

Reprinted from the January 1972 issue of The Christadelphian

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: C. C. Walker
Binding: Hardback
Pages: 232

Originally titles "Theophany", with the explanatory sub-title "A study on God-manifestation", this edition reverses these, and the book is presented as "God Manifestation", as more accurately presenting to modern readers the subject matter of the book. It deals with a theme which is fundamental to an understanding of God's purpose with the earth. The explanation of how God has revealed Himself to mankind, and His desire to be glorified in those whom He has created is both exciting and humbling.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Fred Pearce
Binding: Limp
Pages: 136

This work is in two parts: the first part shows how God used the power of His Spirit to promote His authority and the knowledge of His will among His people, first in Israel and then in the communities of believers in Christ. In the second part, significant passages in the New Testament about 'the Spirit' and 'the Holy Spirit' are carefully examined, confirming the message presented in part one.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: CMPA committee
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 16

The scriptural principles concerning responsibility and judgement.

Reprinted from the September 1975 issue of The Christadelphian

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: CMPA committee
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 36

Reflections on marriage and divorce - a consideration of the teaching of scripture.

Reprinted from the April 1972, February and March 1976 issues of The Christadelphian.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: John Carter
Binding: Limp
Pages: 104

In a publisher's note, John Carter writes:

"The articles here reproduced appeared serially in The Christadelphian from October 1949 to June 1950. They have always been regarded as a valuable contribution, especially in dealing with the involved problems realting to divorce and remarriage which the present state of law and social custom have made a matter of continual and increasing concern to Christadelphians, and it has been thought helpful to make them more readily available at the present time.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Alfred Nicholls
Binding: Hardback or limp
Pages: 96

Not only does God reveal Himself as Creator but in many other ways, particualrly shown in His Memorial Name. This book examines the different ways the Lord God has manifested Himself.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: John Carter
Binding: Limp
Pages: 128

Over the past 200 years, criticism of the scriptures has reached new levels. Doubts about their historical accuracy, about the origins of the early texts and the reliability of their transmission have all been used to deny the power of the Bible message. The author considers some of the major criticisms and shows the value of believing the Bible's own claim to be the word of God Himself.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Alfred Norris
Binding: Limp
Pages: 164

This book was prepared to help with the work of carrying the Gospel to others. It is a practical manual to assist in preaching.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Alfred Nicholls
Binding: Limp
Pages: 144

As the foreword states, this book sets out to examine "some distinctive features of scripture teaching as they have been understood from the beginning of our history as a separate community". It aims to "inform and to exhort in days when it has become fashionable in the religious world to discard fundamentals ..."

In recalling "the days of old", the author encourages us to understand and appreciate our heritage, emphasising that what is important is not Christadelphian 'tradition' but the teaching of scripture on which Christadelphian faith is based.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Harry Tennant
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 44

This booklet may be seen as a companion to The Ecclesia Guide by Robert Roberts. It is full of exhortation and practical advice for all who whould serve in the ecclesia.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Alfred Nicholls
Binding: Limp
Pages: 160

The subject of the Holy Spirit is sometimes approached as though it were an entirely New Testament study and we were dealing with a new phenomenon unrelated to what went before. But this is clearly not so. This book therefore deals with "The Spirit of God", and begins with a detailed study of the Old Testament and examination of some key passages, so that readers may savour the fulness of the New Testament record of the Holy Spirit at work in salvation.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Harry Tennant
Binding: Limp
Pages: 96

This book is based on articles that first appeared in Faith Alive! It offers practical advice for those contemplating marriage, and for those already married. It deals thoughtfully with the scriptural principles of marriage, and the threats that can arise both from within and without. Throughout this delightful book, the "great mystery" is always evident - that marriage speaks to us about "Christ and the church" (Ephesians 5:32). Here are exhortations for all who wish to be his disciples.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Various
Binding: Limp
Pages: 160

Twelve of the foundation principles of faith are examined by different authors, giving further insight into the Statement of Faith and its application to the life of the disciple of Christ.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Robert Roberts
Binding: Hardback
Pages: 328

A sequel to The Ways of Providence: a study of divine intervention in the history of the Old Testament by miracles and angelic visitation - signs of God's dealings with the nation of Israel.

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Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Islip Collyer
Binding: Limp
Pages: 148

How can we be sure that the Bible is the authoritative word of the Almighty? Vox Dei (the voice of God) is the result of the author's own enquiries into this question. First published in 1921, it has met the need of successive generations of believers seeking to defend themselves against the scepticism and disbelief of the age. Its arguments, though coined in the language of an earlier generation, still stand up well to the scorn and scepticism of the 21st century.

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Robert Roberts
Binding: Hardback
Pages: 256

In the preface of the first edition, the author writes:

Looking at the Bible as divine, the author is concerned to know and exhibit the Bible doctrine of providence only, believing that outside the Bible channel, we can gather no reliable notions of providence whatever, but lose ourselves in the mist of speculation and uncertainty. Inside the Bible channel we get definite notions - clear light and valuable guidance on all matters affecting human life as at present troublously exhibited on earth, whether as regards individual well-being or national development.

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Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Harry Tennant
Binding: Limp
Pages: 304

This book was first published in 1986 as "The Christadelphians: what they believe and preach" (and is still available under this title). Over the years many have been helped by its clear and forthright presentation of Bible teaching. This is a new edition; slightly revised and under this new heading, to widen its appeal. It should provide a very useful follow-on to introductory courses.

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