In "The Expositor's Bible: The Epistle to the Philippians," Robert Rainy provides an extensive theological and expository examination of Paul's heartfelt letter to the church in Philippi. The work is characterized by its clear, methodical approach, combining meticulous textual analysis with pastoral sensitivity. Rainy's literary style is both erudite and accessible, equipped with historical context that highlights the sociocultural circumstances of the early Christians, while also elucidat...

In The Expositor's Bible: The Epistle to the Philippians, Robert Rainy provides a comprehensive commentary on Paul's letter to the Philippian church. Rainy delves into the historical context of the epistle, emphasizing Paul's deep affection for the Philippians and the close relationship they shared. He explores major themes, such as joy, humility, and the importance of Christian unity, illustrating how Paul encourages the believers to remain steadfast in their faith amidst adversity. Rainy...

China. 1944. A downed American pilot. Enemy territory. No map. No radio. Lost in the Himalayan Mountains in a snowstorm.Second Lieutenant Bob Binzer didn't expect to survive the bailout. When his C-47 ran out of fuel over the Himalayas, he and his three-man crew - co-pilot, navigator, and radio operator - had two choices: jump or crash. They jumped - into a blizzard, onto impossible terrain, behind Japanese lines. Now Binzer's only mission is the one nobody assigned hi...

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Robert Rainy "The Expositor's Bible: The Epistle to the Philippians" gives a scholarly and insightful exploration of one among Paul's letters, presenting readers with a radical knowledge of the biblical textual content. Rainy, an outstanding theologian, brings both depth and clarity to his remark, making the complexities of the Epistle to the Philippians handy to an extensive target audience. In this extent, Rainy delves into the historical and cultural context of Philippi, unraveling the ...

In "The Expositor's Bible: The Epistle to the Philippians," Robert Rainy delves into the profound theological implications and pastoral exhortations embedded within Paul's letter to the Philippians. Rainy employs a methodical literary style, balancing exegesis with insightful reflections that illuminate historical context, lexical nuances, and rhetorical techniques used by Paul. This work resonates with the traditions of Victorian biblical scholarship, revealing the interplay between faith...

Though this Course is occasioned by the recent Gifford Lectures of Professor Pfleiderer, there is neither intention nor need of beginning a personal conflict between present Lecturers and him. The mere fact that as yet many only know Dr. Pfleiderer’s views from newspaper summaries, prevents a thorough discussion of them. That may come by and by in detail. Enough is known to make theologians aware of the general purpose and tendency of those views, as every biblical student has long been fa...

THE old or official religions of Greece and of Rome had lost most of their power long before Constantine first declared that Christianity was henceforth to be recognized as a religio licita and then proceeded to bestow the Imperial favor on the faith which his predecessors had persecuted. Hellenism had destroyed their influence over the cultivated classes, and other religions, coming from the East, had captivated the masses of the people. If temples, dedicated to the gods of Olympus, were ...

G. Campbell Morgan (1863-1945) was a well-known and highly regarded preacher and Bible teacher in England. He worked closely with D. L. Moody, F. B. Meyer and Martyn Lloyd-Jones and for over 20 years was pastor of Westminster Chapel. He left an amazing legacy in written books and sermons that still encourage, instruct and challenge today!NOTE: All books in this collection are edited, spell-checked and formatted for your eReader. Includes an Active Table of...

“No heroes, everyone did their part, and everyone was scared to death.”They are the words of soldier Mark W. Harms in 1968, summing up his combat experience during the Vietnam War. His stunning letter home is just one of hundreds featured in this unforgettable collection, Letters from Vietnam. In these affecting pages are the unadorned voices of men and women who fought–and, in some cases, fell–in America’s most controversial war. They bring new i...

How did Christianity compare and compete with the cults of the pagan gods in the Roman Empire? This scholarly work from award-winning historian, Robin Lane Fox, places Christians and pagans side by side in the context of civil life and contrasts their religious experiences, visions, cults and oracles. Leading up to the time of the first Christian emperor, Constantine, the book aims to enlarge and confirm the value of contemporary evidence, some of which has only recently been discovered.

Collected here in this 8-in-1 omnibus edition are all of E. M. Bounds' powerful books. No one else wrote with such power and authority on prayer. These classic books continue to inspire and instruct us on all aspects of prayer and its uses in everyday Christian life. "Prayer has to do with the entire man. Prayer takes in man in his whole being, mind, soul and body. It takes the whole man to pray, and prayer affects the entire man in its gracious results. As the whole nature of man enters i...