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This book was first published in 1975. It was written for those Christians who either knew already, or who desired to know, the implications of the Acts of the Apostles for today. Out of print for some time, Precious Seed Books are please to reissue this edition with the permission of the copyright owners. John Heading was the second editor of the magazine, succeeding J. H. Large who was one of the founding members of the original committee.

The account of this period of Biblical history has been put into rhyme to help us enjoy the narrative. Reading it with your child is a wonderful thing to do and it will be a memory they will never forget. Reading it will teach your child to value God's Word, the Bible, and create a habit, so that they might read it for themselves as they grow older. There is no greater book and no greater message from a great God.

Balaam has a large place in the scriptures. He is mentioned in eight books and referenced sixty-three times in fifty-nine verses. Whilst his only assignment was to curse God’s people, God was working out all of the apparent disparate circumstances for the implementing of His sovereign purposes.

We are pleased to make available these popular charts together with the book introduction and analysis that appeared on the reverse when they were first published in Precious Seed magazine.

We are pleased to make available these popular charts together with the book introduction and analysis that appeared on the reverse when they were first published in Precious Seed magazine.

It is probably fair to say that whilst Paul’s Second Epistle to the Corinthians receives less attention in public ministry than other New Testament Epistles, there are many verses which are known and beloved by believers. This commentary seeks to help the reader to understand the text, both by summary as well as a more detailed exposition.

This book traces the narrative of Exodus, giving numerous practical applications as well as an insight into the types and shadows, none more so than in the chapters dealing with the tabernacle. The mix of faithfulness to the word of God, and application to the needs of the people of God, is coupled with much that seeks to exalt the Saviour.

This is the latest edition of Faith Matters. Once again, there is a mixture of gospel-orientated articles from different authors over 12 pages and is suitable for evangelistic work. Available in packs of 100. Please note that purchase of this product will entitle customers to purchase Faith Matters 10 at the discounted price of £3.50 (Non-Trade Customers only) while stocks last. A voucher code will be emailed following completion of the sale.

This book focusses on God’s programme for the ages of time. Each of ‘The three sevens’ show that nothing is happening by chance. Man is not on the ascendancy. God is in complete control. The step-by-step developments in the seven feasts of Jehovah in Leviticus chapter 23, the seven mysteries of the kingdom in Mathew chapter 13, and the seven churches of Asia in Revelation chapters 2 and 3 show unequivocally that everything is under a higher hand.

It is anticipated that this book will be available to order in early May. This commentary on the Epistle to the Hebrews is the latest book by Norman Mellish.

The stories of Joshua to Ruth -from the Bible have been put into rhyme to help make memories children will never forget.

The latest in our Archive series, providing a facsimile of Volume 10 of Precious Seed Magazine for 1959. The first edition came out in September 1945 shortly after the end of World War II. It resulted from the exercise of a number of brethren in South-West England who were burdened to meet the need among assemblies in the UK for a consistent ministry of the word through a well-balanced and Christ-centred magazine. Its stated purpose was that, on a monthly basis, articles of an evangelistic, expository and informative nature should be freely available to all.

The purpose of this commentary is to help the saints understand the mind of God, while increasing our knowledge of coming events. These things are written to draw out our affections to Christ and to glorify the Lord who will soon appear and unite us to Himself for ever.

This book is due for publication in June 2024. It is available for preorder and will be shipped once stocks are received. Romans is the Epistle that presents the doctrine of the gospel in all its magnificence – God’s ability to make a guilty sinner righteous.

The stories from Samuel to Solomon from the Bible have been put into rhyme to help make memories children will never forget.

The latest book from the pen of Norman Mellish. The Epistles of John bring together the theme of love. As John bids his readers to ‘love the brethren’, 3. 14, he demonstrates that love in his dealings with ‘the elect lady and her children’, 2 John 1, and Gaius, 3 John 1.

Matthew chapters 24 and 25 form one of seven major discourses in Matthew’s Gospel. These include: the moral and ethical principles of the kingdom which are covered in chapters 5 to 7, otherwise known as the sermon on the mount; the parables of the kingdom, in chapter 13; and the prophecies of the kingdom, covered in the Olivet discourse. These three also have particular reference to prophetic matters involving the kingdom. The Olivet discourse itself gives a chronological outline of predicted events in relation to the nation of Israel as the fulfilment of Daniel’s seventieth ‘week’, 9. 27.

These Epistles get their name because they are written to individuals rather than to a company of the Lord’s people. In apostolic times, there were those who were given a commission by Paul to be a help to different companies of God’s children and for a particular reason. These Epistles written by Paul to Timothy and Titus were to such. These were men who were called to the ministry by the Spirit of God and moved with Paul in his service for God. They were men Paul could trust and were able to maintain the saints in the pathway of faith.

This is the sixth book in the Albert Leckie series. The sermon on the mount is so called because Matthew says of the Lord, ‘he went up into a mountain’, 5. 1. Whilst this may be its geographical setting, its spiritual setting is the kingdom in anticipation. It will, in a very real way, be the heart cry of the faithful, godly Jew during the coming tribulation.

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