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Study Guides

Study Guides place special emphasis on:

  • First principles of doctrine
  • Practical outcomes

They are designed to help all those for whom Bible Study is new or difficult, and sould be especially helpful to anyone with little background knowledge of the scriptures.

The Guides are set out to provide at an early stage an "overview" of the passage of scripture to be studied. The more detailed sections can thus be related to this summary.

Throughout the Guide, wherever individual subjects arise, these are summarised, so that they will prove useful for later reference.

The text is supported by illustrations, maps and diagrams to assist an understanding of scripture.

Finally, though most importantly, Study Guides are designed to lead to the Bible. They should be read alongside, and never instead of, the Bible.

May God's blessing rest upon all who study His word.

The 66 Books of the Bible

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Norman Owen
Binding: Limp
Pages: 104

Each book of the Bible is summarised and illustrated in a single page - focusing on the principal features. As well as the pages devoted to individual books there are introductory and general pages presenting charts and maps, a summary of Bible teaching, a list of books for further reading, and a useful index. This book is of particular value for interested friends, young people and those receiving instruction: a handy reference guide for young and old.



Price: £7.00



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The 66 Books of the Bible

Tabernacle Study Guide

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Michael Ashton
Binding: Limp
Pages:

At the time when Israel was being forged into a nation with its own identity, and while its people were wandering in the wilderness of Sinai, God instructed Moses to build a special centre for worship.

The journey from where the Israelite tents were pitched to the centre of the Tabernacle where the Ark of God was placed became a "Way of Life". It involved, as does a believer's life today, separation and sacrifice, washing and baptism, prayer and devotion, a recognition of sin and the desire for righteousness.

All these are described in the various parts of the Tabernacle. This simple sanctuary teaches us about man's origins and destiny, about God and His holiness, and about the Lord Jesus Christ and his sacrifice; its study can assist all who wish to worship God "in spirit and in truth".



Price: £7.00



Tabernacle Study Guide

Song of Solomon Study Guide

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Stanley Owen
Binding: Limp
Pages: 76

The Song of Songs is one of the most delightful books in the Bible. Its exalted theme, the love of one man for one woman as they prepare for marriage, has few equals.

The meaning of the book has presented a challenge to every Bible student. This Study Guide follows the "shepherd" and "rose-of-Sharon" interpretation, revealing the relationship between Christ and the saints.

We all need the moral guidance which the Song of Solomon presents. The young at heart, seeking to choose the good and reject the evil, will find in this Guide wholesome instruction and true delight.



Price: £7.00



Song of Solomon Study Guide

Philippians Study Guide

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Michael Owen
Binding: Limp
Pages: 56

Late in the first century AD the Apostle Paul wrote a letter to Christian believers in the Roman colony of Philippi. He himself was in prison in Rome. Like a letter we might write, it contained some personal news about himself and also his hopes and fears for those he was writing to.

The Gospel is unchanging, so the message of hope Paul conveyed to his friends is relevant now also. All who read it should be encouraged to "press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus" (chapter 3, verse 14).



Price: £7.00



Philippians Study Guide

Revelation Study Guide

Publisher: The Christadelphian
Author: Michael Ashton
Binding: Limp
Pages: 96

The book of Revelation contains the last recorded words of the Lord Jesus Christ and it has fascinated Bible readers ever since it was written at the end of the first century AD. This Study Guide provides an introduction, explaining the book's special language and teaching, showing the panorama of God's purpose as it has unfolded since Jesus' death and resurrection.



Price: £7.00



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