Revelation explained

Revelation explainedP J Southgate & C J Wharton Many find the last book of the Bible difficult to understand, and the authors of Revelation explained attempt to remedy this by offering a scheme of interpretation that may be more intelligible for modern readers. It is based upon Eureka by John Thomas, and shows the Book of Revelation as an outline of the major events in the history of Christianity from New Testament times onward. 240 pages, with many coloured

For the followers of Christ

Verity Lovell begins to realize how little she knows about what happens after death

A collection of introductory essays on each of the books of the Bible

22-23This 2nd edition of the popular book by Colin Attridge looks at these verses from Galatians and discusses the impact they should have on the Christian life

It is based upon Eureka by John Thomas

Verity begins reading the Bible for her-self

Psalms 73 - 106

Analytically examined and refuted by numerous extracts from clerical writings etc

to urge forward so that we may be prepared for Jesus’ coming

through to the question of human suffering and God’s plan to rectify the worlds problems through the work of Jesus Christ

can look into to see what Christ would make of us and our ecclesial environment

God’s Secret is the intriguing title of a new book