• The Works of John Wesley - An extensive work featuring Twenty-One Volumes.  Contains Hundreds of Sermons, Addresses,  Essays, Illustrations.  Hundreds of Hymns are also included in this large collection of the Works of John Wesley.  Also contains some material by his brother Charles Wesley.
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• SATAN by Lewis Sperry Chafer (c) 1909 - Includes an Introduction by C.I. Scofield.  This module includes Twelve (12) Biblical Lessons on the origin and Work of the Devil and his angels.  Includes the follow Lessons in this Module:
      1. The Career of Satan
       2. The Ages
       3. The Course of This Age
       4. This Age and the Satanic System
       5. The Satanic Host
       6. Satan's Motive
       7. Satan's Methods
       8. The Man of Sin
       9. The Fatal Omission
     10. Modern Devices
     11. The Believer's Present Position
     12. The Believer's Present Victory"
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• BIBLE WORD SEARCH PUZZLES -- Current Version (3/02/21) Now includes Word Search Puzzles on every Chapter in the New Testament. It also includes puzzles for every Old Testament Book, except for Psalms 51-150.  This module will have at least one puzzle (or more) for every chapter in the Bible, when complete.    This ZIP file contains the module "WrdSearch.ss5book" plus a subdirectory containing 66 .docx files from which I derived the puzzles for this module.  The module contained in the ZIP file is 2.89 MB in size and will be even larger when I add the rest of Psalms.  Altogether, the ZIP File is 7.1 MB, because of the addition of  the .docx files added on this date
  This update: 3/02/21 at 7:30a CST --TAB Name: "WrdSearch"

• QUOTES - Quteable Wisdom from A.Z. Tozer, D.L. Moody and many others who are not Bible scholars.  These quotes from across the spectrum of Christianity are good for three areas: (1)church bulletins, (2)church signs, and (3)sermons/illustrations.  This module is a work in progress.  As of 2/18/21 it contains "hundreds" of quotations, but will grow to contain much more as I plan to update it on a weekly basis, so check back for the latest update.  TAB: "QUOTES" - ZIPped: 521kb - unZIPped: 896kb.

• How To Enjoy The Bible by E.W. Bullinger - This work contends that the Bible is its own best proof of its inspiration. It claims to be "the Word of God"; and if it be not what it claims to be, then it is not only not a "good book," but is unworthy of our further attention.   Those who, accept the claims of the Scriptures as being the Word of God, desire to study it so as to understand it and enjoy it.  This module will help reinforce that effort to "Enjoy God's Word."

• Works of William Bell Riley (1861-1947) Fundamentalist Baptist who worked to keep Theological Liberalism out of the Baptist Church.  While his works are denominational, there is some educational merit to his writings.  This module is a small sample of his publications.  This module contains the following items:

1. Christ the Incomparable (Book)
2. Divine Healing (pamphlet)
3. Pastoral Problems (Book)
4. Seven New Testament Soul-Winners (Book)
5. The Preacher and His Preaching (Book)

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• Harmony of the Gospels - Based on material from the Blue Letter Bible

• The Gospel in Leviticus by Joseph A. Seiss - This memorable work is different from another work by Henry Law, which has the same title.

• The Gospel in Leviticus by Henry Law - Typology: Leviticus is Calvary fore-shown. Calvary is Leviticus unfolded.

• The 400 Silent Years by Harry Ironside - This book (module) covers that period of Time between Malachi and the book of Matthew.

• Hymns of Isaac Watts - Watts' most published book was his Psalms of David, first published in 1719. In his poetic paraphrases of the psalms, Watts adapted the psalms for use by the Church and made David speak "the language of a Christian." Examples of Watts' method can be seen in his paraphrases of Psalm 72 into the hymn "Jesus Shall Reign Wher'er the Sun," Psalm 90 into "O God, Our Help in Ages Past," and Psalm 98 into "Joy to the World."  Benjamin Franklin first published Watts' psalm paraphrases in America in 1729. Franklin was not the only American publisher to take an interest in Watt's hymns. In Boston his hymns were published in 1739. They were well-loved by Americans of the Revolutionary period.  Besides over 600 hymns, Watts published 52 other works, including a book of logic used in the universities, books on grammar, pedagogy, ethics, psychology, astronomy, geography, three volumes of sermons, and 29 treatises on theology. After his death on November 25, 1748, a monument to Watts was erected in Westminster Abbey.

• The Shadow of Good Things (The Gospel In Type) - (c)1922 by Russell R. Byrum.  This module was posted by Brandon Staggs as a user module on the SwordSearcher Forum.  Because I have a thing for "Shadows" and "Types," it has been included in this Category.  Here is a list of the Contents of this Module/Book below:

0.01 Preface
1.00 The Gospel According to Moses
1.01 The Mosaic Rites Were Typical
1.02 Types Deserve Our Study
2.00 Nature and Interpretation of Types
2.01 Classes of Bible Symbols
2.02 Nature of Types
2.03 Interpretation of Types
3.00 The Tabernacle and Its Furniture
3.01 Its Names
3.02 General View of the Tabernacle
3.03 What the Tabernacle Typified
3.04 The Court
3.05 The Brazen Altar
3.06 The Laver
3.07 The Sanctuary
3.08 The Golden Candlestick
3.09 The Table of Shewbread
3.10 The Golden Altar
3.11 The Ark and the Mercy Seat
3.12 The Antitypical Holy of Holies
4.00 The Aaronic Priesthood
4.01 The Levitical Priesthood
4.02 Aaron and Melchisedec
4.03 The Antitype of the Priesthood
4.04 The "Golden Garments" of Aaron
4.05 The Consecration of Aaron and His Sons
5.00 The Offerings at the Altar
5.01 Sacrifices by Blood
5.02 Inefficiency of Animal Sacrifices
5.03 The Antitypical Sacrifice for Sin
5.04 Classes and Quality of Sacrifices
5.05 The Burnt Offering
5.06 The Meat Offering
5.07 The Peace Offering
5.08 The Sin Offering
5.09 The Trespass Offeringing
6.00 The Sacred Seasons
6.01 The Sabbath
6.02 The Passover and Unleavened Bread
6.03 Feast of First fruits and Pentecost
6.04 Feast of Trumpets
6.05 Day of Atonement
6.06 Feast of Tabernacles
6.07 Jubilee and the Sabbatical Year
7.00 Other Ritual Types
7.01 Clean and Unclean Meats
7.02 Defilement of Childbirth and Issues
7.03 Leprosy and Its Cleansing
7.04 The Nazarite
8.00 Historical Types
8.01 Examples of Historical Types
8.02 Journey from Egypt to Canaan

• The Bible Book by Book (c)1916 by J.B. Tidwell - Professor of Biblical Literature at Baylor University.  This Book was designed to give Bible students with an outline which will make it possible for them to achieve familiarity with the Bible.  This is  classic for all serious students of God's Word.

• The Bible Period by Period by J.B. Tidwell - This book is basically a sequel or companion book to Tidwell's book "The Bible Book by Book."  Tidwell attempts to illustrate that Bible History can be divided into 21 separate distinct periods of time.

• Notes From The Margin of Ironside's Bible -  Ironside’s Bible: Notes and Quotes from the Margins of his Bible. Tab Name is: 'IronNotes" Contains Ironside's Notes for Genesis thru Revelation. A few moments of browsing through his Bible will quickly reveal Dr. Henry A Ironside’s devotional love for the Book, also his method of expounding it. He was probably the most famous exponent of verse-by-verse exposition of our generation.  Dr. Ironside’s manner of marking the Bible is a fascinating study in itself. In fact, all flyleaves are actually covered with sayings, poems, diagrams, illustrations, epitaphs, and even Chinese characters, which he studied for recreation. Here and there, he has noted some of the great themes of the Bible, which signified the power and effectiveness of his preaching. But perhaps the richest of the treasure is the reading of his choice comments scattered over some fifteen hundred pages of Scripture, as written by him in the margins. This volume contains selections from the many 12 marginal notes found in each of the Books of the great expositor’s old Bible. If the reader will fit these notes with chapter and verse, he will find the map leading to buried treasure.

• The Bible In Pictures and Symbols -- (c)1904 by Frank Beard.  This public domain work was copyrighted in 1904 by Frank Beard.  It contains over  175 images.  Rebuses are picture puzzles. In this book, stories from both the Old and New Testaments are brought to life in a series of rebuses that make a superb introduction to the teachings of the Bible.  Symbols associated with important Biblical passages are joined by illustrations of the most famous stories.  Beautifully ornamented pages illustrate God's creation of Earth; the flood, Noah's Ark, and the rainbow of promise; Joseph and his coat of many colors; David's battle against Goliath; Daniel in the lions' den; and the birth of Jesus. Also presented in this unique format are the best-loved proverbs, parables, and psalms. Both children and adults will enjoy puzzling over the meanings of the symbols and artwork that provide stimulation for continued study of the Scriptures. There are also quizzes that families will enjoy answering together.  his striking visual presentation of Old and New Testament stories makes THE BIBLE THROUGH PICTURES a unique volume for the family bookshelf.

• Companion to the Bible by Elijah Porter Barrows - (c)1867.  This book is one of the best reads for those who are interested in the Formation and Canon of the Old and New Testaments.  In print form, this Public Domain Work is in the neighborhood of 600 pages.  What I enjoyed about this book is that it is informative, interesting, and the author doesn't speak "above our heads" in the text of this excellent book.  Barrows graduated from Yale in 1826, and, after teaching school for five years at Hartford, was ordained in 1832. In 1835, he declined a position at Oberlin College,[2] choosing instead to become pastor of the first free Presbyterian Church in New York City. Here Barrows remained until 1837, when he accepted the professorship of sacred literature in Western Reserve College (1837–52). In 1853, he was appointed professor of Hebrew language and literature in Andover Theological Seminary, retaining the office until 1866. In 1858, Barrows' D.D. was awarded by Dartmouth College.[2] In 1872, he accepted a like appointment at the Oberlin Theological Seminary. Besides twenty-five articles in the Bibliotheca Sacra, Barrows has published A Memoir of Evertin Judson (1852); Companion to the Bible (1869); and Sacred Geography and Antiquities (1872). He has also been one of the editors of the American Tract Society's Bible with Notes. Barrows wrote the hymn "Hallelujah, Christ is mine", which has been translated into several languages.  Below is a listing of the Table of Contents of this fine book:
   

Title
Plates
Preface

01 Evidences of Revealed Religion
02 Chapter 1: Introductory Remarks
03 Chapter 2: Genuineness of the Gospel Narratives
04 Chapter 3: Uncorrupt Preservation of the Gospel Narratives
05 Chapter 4: Authenticity and Credibility of the Gospel Narratives
06 Chapter 5: Acts of the Apostles and the Acknowledged Epistles
07 Chapter 6: The Disputed Books
08 Chapter 7: Inspiration and the Canon
09 Chapter 8: Inseparable Connection Between the Old Testament and the New Testament
10 Chapter 9: Authorship of the Pentateuch
11 Chapter 10: Authenticity and Credibility of the Pentateuch
12 Chapter 11: Remaining Books of the Old Testament
13 Chapter 12: Evidences Internal and Experimental

     Introduction to the Old Testament
Chapter 13: Names and External Form of the Old Testament
15 Chapter 14: The Original Text and its History
16 Chapter 15: Formation and History of the Hebrew Canon
17 Chapter 16: Ancient Versions of the Old Testament
18 Chapter 17: Criticism of the Sacred Text
19 Chapter 18: The Books of the Old Testament as a Whole
20 Chapter 19: The Pentateuch
21 Chapter 20: The Historical Books
22 Chapter 21: The Poetical Books (With Ecclesiastes and Canticles)
23 Chapter 22:  The Greater Prophets
24 Chapter 23: The Twelve Minor Prophets
24.1 APPENDIX: Apocryphal Books of the Old Testament

25 Chapter 24:  Introduction to the New Testament   

26 Chapter 25: External Form of the New Testament
27 Chapter 26: The New Testament Text and its History
28 Chapter 27: Formation and History of the New Testament Canon
29 Chapter 28: Ancient Versions of the New Testament
30 Chapter 29: The Historical Books (Matthew - Acts)
31 Chapter 30: The Epistles of Paul (Romans to Hebrews)
32 Chapter 31: The General Epistles (James to Jude)
33 Chapter 32: The Apocalypse (Revelation)
33.1 Appendix: Appendix: Writings of the Apostolic Fathers

     Principles of Biblical Interpretation (Hermeneutics)

34 Chapter 33: Intrepretation: Introductory Remarks
35 Chapter 34: General Principles of Interpretation
36 Chapter 35: The Figurative Language of Scripture
37 Chapter 36: The Unity of Revelation
38 Chapter 37: Scriptural Types
39 Chapter 38: Quotations From the Old Testament in the New

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• New Testament Holiness by Thomas Cook (c) 1903 - This is the Twenty-Five Chapter Book by the British Methodist Preacher, Thomas Cook born in 1859.  Here is a listing of the Contents of the Book by Thomas...

Chapter One - Blameless, Not Faultless
Chapter Two - Holiness and Temptation
Chapter Three - Sin Not a Necessity
Chapter Four - The Double Need and the Double Cure
Chapter Five - The New Birth and Entire Sanctification
Chapter Six - Purity and Maturity
Chapter Seven - The Present Tense of Cleansing
Chapter Eight - A God-Possessed Soul
Chapter Nine - Perfect Love
Chapter Ten - Evangelical Perfection
Chapter Eleven - The Fullness of the Spirit
Chapter Twelve - A Living Sacrifice
Chapter Thirteen - Walking With God
Chapter Fourteen - Beulah Land
Chapter Fifteen - Soul Rest
Chapter Sixteen - Christ's Legacy to the Church
Chapter Seventeen - Joy in the Holy Ghost
Chapter Eighteen - Power For Service
Chapter Nineteen - Vessels Unto Honour
Chapter Twenty - Consecration
Chapter Twenty One - Sanctifying Faith
Chapter Twenty Two - Address to Seekers
Chapter Twenty Three - How To Retain the Blessing
Chapter Twenty Four - The Arbiter of the Heart
Chapter Twenty Five - Testimony​

• Vessels and Furniture of the Tabernacle by Henry William Soltau Henry W. Soltau (1805-1875) was born in Plymouth, England, and was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge. He gave up his law practice to devote himself to the study of the Scriptures and the work of the Gospel. He is also the author of The Tabernacle, the Priesthood, and the Offerings.

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