Search Results: BIBLE STUDIES from Chilton Books

Leicester: Inter-Varsity Press. 1977.. 1st ed. "Derek Williams has brought together the Bible's teaching on who you are and why you exist". Pp 151, discreet owners inkstamp to verso front cover. P/b. Illustrated cover. VG.

Edinburgh: The Banner of Truth Trust, 1989.. 1st ed. The Primary Criterion in Evaluating Bible Versions. Pp. 6/89. P/b. VG.

London: Coverdale House Publications, 1973.. To help interest Christians to initiate discussion Bible Studies with neighbors and friends." Pp. 78. 2 sketch maps. P/b. G+.

Germany: Chr. Kaiser Verlag, 1984.. 1st ed. In German. Old Testament Studies. Pp. 368. P/b. G+.

Oxford: The Bible Reading Fellowship. 1996.. 1st ed. "Discovering God's loving purpose for each one of us". Pp 158. P/b. Illustrated cover. VG.

Fearn: Christian Focus, 2001.. Understanding Future Events from Prophetic Passages of the Bible. "Ryle analyses 8 prophetic scriptural passages and gives an 11-point summary of his 'prophetic creed'. He sheds a great deal of light on issues raised in many people's minds by the success of the 'Left Behind' fiction series." Pp.185, slight toning to pages. Paperback, minor creasing to top front corner. G+.

Bletchley: Scripture Union, 1998.. 1st.ed. "A rich and rewarding series of reflective sessions which lead the participant from the agony and dereliction of Gethsemane through to the victory of Easter. Six Bible studies for individuals and groups." Pp, 64, 6 b/w illustrations. P/b, illustrated cover. G+.

London: Church Pastoral-Aid Society. 1968.. Richard Hooker, one of the greatest of English theologians, who drew attention to the three possible sources of authority in our religion; the Christian bible, the Christian church and the Christian reason. These three possibilities have not been extended in the three centuries since his death, and we today must make up our minds what order of priority we shall assign to them". Pp 38, discreet owners inkstamp to verso front cover. P/b, staples rusted. G+.

London: Mowbray,1949.. 1st ed. Pp.120. Blue cloth spine, blue boards,d/w. VG/VG.

London: CollinsDove Publishers, 1991.. 1st ed. Provides a way into reading and making sense of the Bible. Pp. 51. Illustd. headings to chapters. P/b. Illustd. cover. VG.

Basingstoke: Marshall, Morgan & Scott. 1988.. 1st ed. "Argues that it is possible to apply biblical insights to the personal and social questions which concern modern people". Pp 99. P/b. Illustrated cover. G+.

London: SCM. 1983.. 1st ed. "The fundamental questions arising from the Bible: the nature of Old and New Testaments, the four Gospels, Virgin Birth, the divinity of Jesus, the Resurrection and Ascension. Also chapters about prayer and preaching". Pp 182. P/b. Scuff to front cover. Portrait cover. G+.

London: SPCK, 1982.. 1st ed. "By drawing attention to the weaknesses of historical criticism, Wainwright shows that it is Jesus himself who shapes the Church's teachings and doctrines, and all religious experience is to be tested by him".. Pp.154, owner's bookplate to inside front cover. Paperback, creasing to spine at front. G+.

London: SPCK. 1955.. The Bible has to be discussed, before it can be read, in order to establish the general assumptions with which it is to be approached. Discussion ought not to go on too long without sending us back the Bible to try one more to read it......An attempt has been made in this pamphlet to pass backwards and forwards between these two activities, in the hope that they may interact upon each other". Pp 71. P/b, slight toning to spine. G+.

London:Geoffrey Cumberledge/OUP,1950.. 1st ed. "...the book traces the course of the spiritual development which took place in Biblical history, to its fulfilment in Jesus Christ and in His Church, which stands in direct continuity with the ancient Israel of God." Pp.6/192, owners name to fep. Blue cloth, d/w edges rubbed and spine slightly sunned. VG/G+.

London: The Swarthmore Press Ltd, 1938.. 5th impression, Second edition. "Many suppose that if the Bible is not literally true, from beginning to end, it is of no use at all. That is quite unreasonable. The presence of human imperfection in the work of the men who wrote the Bible is no proof whatever that they had not a real and living message from God to the people for whom they wrote - and for us, if we will take the trouble to understand it." Pp.247/2(publisher's catalogue), toned stripe to endpapers, minor spotting to closed page edges not affecting text. Red cloth, dustwrapper slightly rubbed with chips to corner tips. G+/VG.

Tring: A Lion Book, 1985.. 1st ed. An on-the-ground guide to the events of the Bible. Pp. 128. Coloured maps and diagrams throughout. Stamp to fep. P/b. Illustd. cover. G+.

London: Oxford University Press, 1963.. 1st ed. "This book is meant to provide some clues towards the 'theological' understanding of the Bible." Pp. 80, uneven toning to fep. Dark blue cloth, d/w price-clipped and rubbed. G+/G+.

London: Blackie & Son, Ltd., 1946.. Rep. Selection of poems from the Bible. Pp. 8/150. Dark red cloth, gilt title to spine, d/w has slight chipping to top edges. VG/G.

Oxford: The Bible Reading Fellowship. 2002.. 1st ed. "This "sampler" offers you six weeks of readings for the Christmas Season from BRF's range of Bible reading notes". Pp 59. P/b. Illustrated cover. VG.