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John’s Gospel Is to Be Studied During th e F irst and Second Q uarters We suggest the following books as especially helpful in this study: Exposition of th e Gospel of St. John By W illiam Kelly,- The book contains Mr. Kelly’s own translation ^of the Greek text together with the exposition. It is said of Mr. Kelly th at he had the happiness' to be outside the ranks of those who have “to do the best they can for the side on which they are retained.” He was a man of robust religious belief, and seriously and consistently did battle for the Faith of the Gospel. This book is edited, with additions, by E. E. Whitfield, whose notes are in logical development of Mr. Kelly’s views. Over 500 pages. .— ........................... .............................. .... P ric e , $2.50 Notes on th e Gospel of John By J. N. Darby. The name of the author is sufficient guarantee for the spiritual teaching of this book. We quote from the introduction: “The Gospel of John presents' the Person of the Son of God—the Son of God come down so low th at He can say, ‘Give me to drink.’ . . . John’s subject is God, and eternal life in a man, showing us this life, reproduced in those who possess it in possessing Christ.” ....---------------- ----------------------/........... ................ P rice , $1.1® The Gospel A ccording to St. John ' By G. Campbell Morgan. This is one of a series of analytical studies of the Bible which will number in all probably about th irty vol umes. Each separate book is taken up in a running analysis, showing the logic and prog ress of the book. “JOHN” contains a large out line chart of the contents of the Gospel of John. The study is arranged system atically, the chief headings being “From Everlasting,” - “God Manifest” and “To Everlasting.” ....— -----.— -v. .......... P rice , $1.00 n e t; p o sta g e , 8c The Gospel of John By A. B. Sampson. Mr. Simpson is one of the most reliable w riters of religious literature of the present day. His exposition of the Gospel of John is one of his most spiritual and helpful productions. He takes up first-the scope and characteristics of the Gospel. This is fol lowed by “Jesus, the Son oi God,” and t the topics of “Life,” “Love,” “Light,” and “Faith.” He then outlines “Ten Incidents” and “Teii Miracles.” The last seven chapters deal with the discourses of Christ. _____ ___ __ ________ „ ......„ 4 __________P r ic e ,' $1.0® from
By Dr. R. A. Torrey, is out in a new dress. In order to meet the demand of the trade without additional expense, it has been neces sary to put the leatherette edition in cloth. In all other respects, however, it is the same as formerly, and those who have depended upon this concise exposition as their chief help in preparing their Sunday School lessons in times past will be able to obtain the same help for the same price. ........Cloth-bound, 25c; le a th e re tte , in terle av ed , 50c which has been so widely known and has been so generally used for many years, has been dis continued. The same publishers, however, are issuing a new quarterly entitled T he Precious T ru th Senior Q uarterly This quarterly will be true to the Word of God, and will give du£ attention to the dis- pensational and prophetic - aspects of Bible truth. This will be useful for both the adult Bible student and for teachers. ......— — ............ — ...Price, 25c per quarter ....----------— ....— ......$1.00 per, annual subscription T ar bell’s T eachers’ Guide to the International Sunday School Lessons fo r 1917 By M artha Tarbell. 463 pages. The Bible text used in this volume is taken from the Ameri can Standard Edition of the Revised Bible. The book contains full page illustrations and maps, lesson topics and illustrations, suggestions to teachers, home daily Bible readings, chronology- helps for all grades and all departments. The subject m atter is very full and well arranged. .......1.»— --------------.w.i..—P rice , $1.15; p o stp aid , $1.25 Peloubet’s Select Notes By F. N. Peloubet and Amos R. Wells. The basis for teaching all grades in th$ Sunday School, with all th at can aid the teacher in his own study and in teaching, such as broad views of the history, making one consecutive story. Explanations of the text. H ints for teaching. Illustrations. ' Applications of ancient principles to modern times. All arranged in the general order of teaching. 372 pages. —---------- .....— ......—P rice , $1.15; p o stp aid , $1.25 The Haldeman Sunday School Lesson Q uarterly
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