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Carmel NY.: Guideposts / Berkley Publishing Group., 1994. Hard cover. Fine in very good dust jacket. Near fine jackets, slight surface wear.. 2 2 volume set. Textured light gold paper over boards. Illustrated jackets. 160 p. B&W artwork, some page borders. Books paginated separately: 155 & 179 & 167 & 180 pgs. Audience: General/trade. Christian: Stories of ordinary people touched by extraordinary events. These 4 collections of angel accounts

Indianapolis / New York: The Bobbs-Merrill Company, 1946. Possible Book Club. Hard cover. Very good. No dust jacket. Spine titles darkened but readable; minor spine end scuffing and corner bumps; Inside fep small stroe price ticket (59 cents) and prior reader's initial and date.. 0 279 p. Red cloth covered covers; gold titles unadorned; Set in the Syrian city of Antioch early in the 2nd century, this book exploits the age-old conflict between Church and Theatre.

New York.: Avon Books., 1985. First edition. 1st Avon printing.. Mass-market paperback. Fine.. 1 Mass market (rack) paperback. Glued binding. Audience: General/trade. Rev. Billy Graham equated the ancient symbols of the horsemen with the modern terrors of "war, violence, deception, economic chaos, unemployment, poverty, hunger, disease, and death". His message was one of hope.

New York.: Friendship Press., 1940. Trade paperback. Very good. Signed by previous owner. Light rear cover soiling. Tight binding. Age-toning, deckled right page block.. Thorne, Rev, Frederick R (Photos by), and Abernethy, John K (Photos by), and others.. 1 132 p. Illustrated paper covers, green on yellow. 19 cm. Center B&W photo section. Reference list at back. In 1939, Florence Hayes traveled through Alaska to gather photographs and new information on U.S.A. Presbyterian Church mission work. The expedition traveled from the extreme southeast by liner, fishing boat, bus, train, airplane, oomiak, and dog team. Employed by the Board of National Missions in the Office of Education and Publicity as an editorial assistant for Presbyterian magazines for children and youth.

Christian Light Publications Inc, 1992. Mass-market paperback. Good. No dust jacket as issued. Clear tape repair at spine ends. Prior owner name inside cover. Cover wear. Clean text pages.. 1 True account: An American family in Guatamala was attacked near midnight by terrorists, killing John Troyer, Conservative Mennonite missionary, husband and father in 1981.

Philadelphia.: J.B. Lippincott Co., 1897. 1893 copyright.. Hard cover. Very good. No dust jacket. Signed by previous owner. Bookplate: "Field" showing shield. Near fine condition. No edge wear. Covers bright. Lower light on photo a scanning error. Book cover not faded.. 1 Sturdy red buckram covers. Silver titles, cover art. 480 p. front., 5 pl. 21 cm. Includes Plates. Christian fiction opening in Syria with a prisoner in chains shirking a single shaft of light. Ancient cultures times and places. Biblical quotes on introductory page, referencing Barabbas.

New York: A Signet Classic / New American Library, 1966. CT297.. Mass-market paperback. Good. No dust jacket as issued. Highlighting/underlining. Ex-library. Underlining in pencil. Tape residue on cover.. Lambert (Cover painting portrait by). 1 255 p. 18 cm. Biographical notes. Foreword vii-xxviii. Selected Bibliography. Christian: Edwards b.1701 West Windsor CT-d. 1758 Princeton NJ. During 1735-1737, his preaching in Northampton MA inspired a revival movement which became widespread and ultimately caused him to be dismissed by the church council.

Garden City, N. Y: Doubleday, 1968. A Family Bookshelf Edition. Hard cover. Very good in very good dust jacket. Minor soiling to top page edges.. 0 xxvii, 327 p. 22 cm. Appendices. Selected Bibliography. Alphabetical list as contents. Over 200 trades and callings listed and described: "what they did and how they did it. "

Word Publishing, 1995. Trade paperback. Good. No dust jacket as issued. Signed by previous owner. First few pages individualized creatively with random blue crayon markings. Signature not decipherable.. Dalby, Danny Brooks (illustrated by). 0 220 p. Color drawings. Simple text. 5x7in. There are 39 stories from the Bible with colorful illustrations filling most of each page.

Washington DC.: Review and Herald Publishing Assn., 1900. Reinforced binding.. Hard cover. Good. Signed by previous owner. In neat script: "Miss Bertha Pellerin", a gift from her Grandma. Foxing to end papers. Cover moderately soiled. Interior clean. Lower spine: half-inch tear.. 1 Red cloth covers over boards. Paste-on color cover illustration, 2.5x7in. Book 6.25x8.5in. 194 p. Audience: Children/juvenile. Christian Education: Easy Lessons (47) for Children introduces the volume with color and B&W artwork, and easy-reading text, p. 6-55. B&W chapter heading and other illustrations with text that follows. Varied artists' works, not identified.

New York.: Simon and Schuster., 1936. Fourth Printing.. Hard cover. Good. No dust jacket. Sun-fade to spine, top front edge. Spine ends, corners have minor wear.. Farrow, Vernon (End paper Syria, Palestine maps in blue, black, white, by).. 1 Light red buckram cloth over boards. Beveled edges. 2-color title page. 24 cm. 1239 p. Maps (on lining papers) 25 cm. Includes Maps. Gold spine titles w/ double gold bands. "In the case of Proverbs, Job, Ecclesiates, and the Song of songs...the Revised version is used...Genealogies and repetitions are omitted, as well as the whole of Chronicles, the minor Epistles, and similar unimportant passages."-p. [ii]

New York: Macmillan, 1944. Hard cover. Very good in good dust jacket.. 0 316 p. : map; 22 cm. Includes Maps. First printing. Includes bibliographical references in foreword. "Books suggested for reading and study": p. 315-316.

Time-Life Books, 1999. Illustrated.. Hard cover. Very good in very good dust jacket. Signed by previous owner. some wear on the cover edges; like new inside. 0 Sewn binding. Paper over boards. With dust jacket. 272 p. Contains: Illustrations. Audience: General/trade.

The Macmillan Company., 1936. "Popular Edition". First printing 1913, also copyrighted 1929.. Hard cover. Very good. No dust jacket. Signed by previous owner. Near fine. Minor back cover lower spotting. Small paper tag, few, "The Old Corner Book Store, Inc. Boston, -Mass". Clean, well-bound.. 1 391 p. Dark blue cloth over boards. Gold stamped spine and front titles. 23 cm. A work weaving the early stories and morality tales of both Hebrew and Christian traditions in the Middle East, adapted from texts about the era of Jesus Christ. Unusual in the author's use of lengthy paragraphs with only occasional breaks within undefined chapters. Considered controversial, this novel tells of Christ being nursed back to health after crucifixion, and his travel to India to find wisdom.

Mineola NY: Dover Publications, 2004. Trade paperback. New. No dust jacket as issued.. 0 520 p. Apendices. Index. Publisher's catalog at back. Unabridged 2004 republication of the 4th (1906) issue of "Buddhism in Translations", first published by Harvard University in 1896 as Volume III of the Harvard Oriental Series.

Harper Perennial, 1994. Trade paperback. Very good. No dust jacket as issued. Glossy black cover with gold titles, worn edges, no creases, few indents on face.. 1 Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. 336 p. Audience: General/trade. "This book just may help you give up your search for salvation and get down to the task of taking care of your soul. A modest and marvelous book about the life of the spirit. ' (Back cover blurb)

Montreal / London / Buffalo.: McGill-Queen's University Press., 1998. No print line.. Hard cover. Fine in very good dust jacket. Light jacket surface blemishing.. Drummond, David (Jacket designed by).. 1 Gray paper over boards. 277 p. Archival reprint B&W illustrations. 24 cm. Audience: General/trade. An historic tale of a Catholic priest, Urbain Grandier, 1590-1634, in the Loudun community and in local government, who was popular but had enemies like Cardinal Richelieu and Louis XIII. The powerful wanted to wrest local power into their circle, and so they were at odds with Grandier. When convent nuns began experimenting with hallucinations and other visions, Grandier's enemies seized on the opportunity, scheming for his downfall. Themes: Demonic possession, witchcraft trials.

New York.: Thames and Hudson., 1987. Wraps. Very good. No dust jacket as issued. Front lower corner crease. Light cover surface wear.. 1 Paperback, 8x11in. Glued binding. Color (24) and B&W photos; 117 in all. Audience: General/trade. Celtic religion: History, symbology, sculptures.

New York.: Eaton & Mains., 1899. Hard cover. Very good. No dust jacket as issued. Scuffing light at edges, heavier top and bottom, spine.. 1 319 p. Light green cloth covered illustrated boards: home w/picket fence, cat and rocking chair; in browns and white. In wonderful condition for 100-plus years. Frontispiece is author's portrait. 7 other illustrations. Poetry and prose, Christian themes, about living one's life, late 19th century.

Eaton & Mains., 1899. First edition. Likely 1st, no print line.. Hard cover. Good. No dust jacket. Signed by previous owner. Prior owner in neat script "Harriet E. Densmore 1900". Lower outside corners are quite chipped. Minor spine tilt.. 1 319 p. Light green cloth covered illustrated boards: home w/picket fence, cat and rocking chair; in browns and white. Frontispiece is author's B&W portrait. 7 other illustrations. Poetry and prose, Christian themes, about living one's life, late 19th century. Newspaper poem by Sangster tucked inside, from The Congregationalist: "The Thinning Ranks". From a New Hampshire collection.