Author: Barry Baggott
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A Place and a Name Better than of Sons and Daughters
SKU: CV8-N6 | by Barry Baggott
Consolation and advice for those who are not able to have children
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$0.07The Coming of the Lord and the End of the World / A Thousand Year Reign?
SKU: CV5-N3 | by Barry BaggottWhat God has revealed to us concerning the end of the world
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$0.07The Christian and Suffering
SKU: Q-106 | by Barry BaggottA study which answers several questions concerning suffering in the life of the Christian. Among them, does God really promise that the Christian will see all his problems solved in this life? Is the message “Stop Suffering,” printed on banners above some places of worship, the one that the Lord asks us to preach to the world? Same content as CV6-N4.
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$0.07What Should We Think of the Lottery? / Flee Corruption
SKU: CV5-N6 | by Barry BaggottBiblical principles applied to the question of lotteries; encouragement to resist the temptation of participating in corruption
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$0.07Confess Your Sins to One Another
This article deals with the following questions: Is it necessary for a Christian to confess his sins? When should he confess them, and to whom? And what exactly does the word “confession” mean?
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$0.07God’s Name is Not Magic / Exposition of Mark 16:16
SKU: CV1-N1 | by Barry BaggottThe necessity of having a personal relationship with God instead of just going through outward forms
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Le but de Chemin de Vérité
Le nom de Dieu n’est pas magique
« Celui qui croira et qui sera baptisé sera sauvé » (Marc 16.16)
Les Églises du Christ vous saluent (Romains 16.16)
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$0.07The Patience and the Impatience of Job
SKU: CV12-N3 | by Barry BaggottTells the story of Job and draws lessons from it. We are often ignorant of the reasons for some misfortunes that come to us, but our suffering does not give us the right to accuse God of wrong-doing. As Christians we have sources of consolation that Job did not have.
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$0.07Men of Every Tribe, Tongue, People and Nation
SKU: CV7-N1 | by Barry BaggottRacism and Tribalism have no place in the Church of Jesus Christ.
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$0.07The Role of the Holy Spirit
SKU: CV17-N2 | by Barry BaggottThis issue examines the role of the Holy Spirit in the conversion of sinners. Does he act directly upon the heart or indirectly though the Word which he inspired? The article also deals with the role of the Spirit in understanding of the Bible. Is the “doctrine of illumination” biblical?
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$0.07Hope for Addicts?
SKU: 551 | by Barry BaggottPerhaps you struggle with illegal substance abuse and wish to be freed from it. Perhaps you have never taken any illegal drugs and have never even been tempted by them, but you have suffered from abuse of alcohol. Perhaps you have children to whom you want to give advice to help them escape the trap of drugs. Perhaps you have friends or acquaintances who use drugs whom you wish to help. Whatever your situation, this booklet can help you or someone you know.
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$0.25Does Everyone Have the Right to His Own Morality?
SKU: CV18-N3 | by Barry BaggottDoes the morality of an action depend entirely on the situation and motive? Are there not actions that are of themselves evil? Are there absolute rules that must be observed in every circumstance? This issue examines the question of relativistic morality from the point of view of logic and especially of the Bible.
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$0.07What God Has Declared Clean
SKU: CV16-N6 | by Barry BaggottThe Law of Moses classified several foods as unclean. Most world religions, as well as several groups that wear the name “Christian,” also have their rules on diet. Jesus said, however, “Whatever enters a man from the outside cannot defile him.” This issue tries to answer the question: Can a Christian really eat anything?
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$0.07The Book of Mormon
SKU: CV13-N2 | by Barry BaggottIs the Mormon faith based on truth? This article objectively examines arguments for and against the faith of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
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$0.07How to Understand the Bible
SKU: GR-10 | by Barry BaggottThis book examines some important principles for correctly interpreting the Bible and correctly applying it to our time. It is written in a way that is accessible to as many people as possible, for the Bible is not the exclusive domain of scholars. Fortunately, the rules to respect are matters of common sense: for example, one must take into account the grammar, the context, and everything else the Bible says about a given subject. Additionally, one must learn to recognize whether a passage uses figurative language or if it must be understood to the letter. Finally, one must avoid certain attitudes that hinder understanding. Whether you are a preacher or Bible teacher, a new Christian, or even an enthusiast who sees a need for some advice about reading the Bible in an intelligent manner before drawing conclusions about it, this book is for you.
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$3.00Where Are the Dead?
SKU: CV21-N5 | by Barry BaggottWe wonder about what happens after the death of a human being. Does he cease to exist? If not, what then is the nature of his existence? If he is righteous, does he go directly to God in heaven, or must he wait for the day of judgment? What waits for him in the beyond? This issue examines such questions in light of the Bible.
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$0.07“They appointed elders in every church”
SKU: Q-115 | by Barry BaggottMany Christians know the qualifications for becoming one of the elders of a local congregation fairly well, but they have never seen a group of elders in person. In fact, they are not even sure what the elders are supposed to do. This study examines the Biblical information that tells us about the work they are called to do in the church.
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