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Published by Gospel Advocate: www.GospelAdvocate.com. Elam’s Notes was first started by E.A. Elam and first published by the William Printing Company in 1921. By 1926, the work started being published by the Gospel Advocate Company. In 1929, Elam and Boles were coeditors of the yearly edition until finally in 1930 Boles took over editorship. He renamed the work Annual Lesson Commentary in 1933.

Published by Gospel Advocate: www.GospelAdvocate.com. Elam’s Notes was first started by E.A. Elam and first published by the William Printing Company in 1921. By 1926, the work started being published by the Gospel Advocate Company. In 1929, Elam and Boles were coeditors of the yearly edition until finally in 1930 Boles took over editorship. He renamed the work Annual Lesson Commentary in 1933.

The Savage World of Solomon Kane is a roleplaying game based upon the incredible works of Robert E. Howard, author of Conan the Barbarian®, Kull the Conqueror®, and countless other great heroes and heroines.

Savage Worlds is the core rules for all of Pinnacle’s current roleplaying games, including Deadlands, 50 Fathoms, Weird Wars: Rome, and more. It has everything you need to play narrative or miniature-based games, with quick, simple, yet comprehensive rules for everything from combat to Dramatic Tasks, Chases, and Interludes. The emphasis is on less bookeeping for the Game Master so he can quickly and easily create worlds and adventures for any setting, and focus on the players and their actions during frenetic combat.

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Hosted by the Brown Trail Church of Christ

Hosted by the Brown Trail Church of Christ

The Living Word Series by Sweet Publishing.

The Living Word Series by Sweet Publishing.

Series editor W. C. "Bill" Johnson

Series editor W. C. "Bill" Johnson

From Resource Publications website: A complete exegesis and application of the Old and New Testament Scriptures by faithful scholars of the churches of Christ. Scholars within the churches of Christ are producing a complete book-by-book commentary on the entire Bible. Each volume in this historic work provides remarks on the verses of the text covered, and chapters end with application sections which offer suggestions for developing sermons and Bible classes.

From Resource Publications website: A complete exegesis and application of the Old and New Testament Scriptures by faithful scholars of the churches of Christ. Scholars within the churches of Christ are producing a complete book-by-book commentary on the entire Bible. Each volume in this historic work provides remarks on the verses of the text covered, and chapters end with application sections which offer suggestions for developing sermons and Bible classes.

From College Press website: Many of you are familiar with the Bible Study Textbook Series (The Old Green Commentaries). These were very popular several years back and many of you have requested copies of these timeless treasures. Because reprint cost are so high we have chosen not to reprint but instead, we are offering them electronically for free. These commentaries are being made available for your personal use. Feel free to download them to your computer. These files are very large and may take a while even with high speed and DSL services. If using dial up service please be aware the your download times may be extensive and you may encounter problems during the download. If you have problems downloading these files you want toconsider using a download manager. Thank you for your interest in College Press.

From College Press website: Many of you are familiar with the Bible Study Textbook Series (The Old Green Commentaries). These were very popular several years back and many of you have requested copies of these timeless treasures. Because reprint cost are so high we have chosen not to reprint but instead, we are offering them electronically for free. These commentaries are being made available for your personal use. Feel free to download them to your computer. These files are very large and may take a while even with high speed and DSL services. If using dial up service please be aware the your download times may be extensive and you may encounter problems during the download. If you have problems downloading these files you want toconsider using a download manager. Thank you for your interest in College Press.

"strong desire felt to increase our facilities as much as possible, for laying before tha age in which we live, the claims of Primitive Christianity."... "The highest distinction, then, to which the Quarterly aspires, is to contain a clear, true statement, and just defense of Christianity as taught in God's holy word."

"strong desire felt to increase our facilities as much as possible, for laying before tha age in which we live, the claims of Primitive Christianity."... "The highest distinction, then, to which the Quarterly aspires, is to contain a clear, true statement, and just defense of Christianity as taught in God's holy word."

"THE "CHRISTIAN BAPTIST" shall espouse the cause of no religious sect, excepting that ancient sec called "CHRISTIANS FIRST AT ANTIOCH." Its sole object shall be the eviction of truth, and the exposure of error in doctrine and practice." from Prospectus of the Christian Baptist

"THE "CHRISTIAN BAPTIST" shall espouse the cause of no religious sect, excepting that ancient sec called "CHRISTIANS FIRST AT ANTIOCH." Its sole object shall be the eviction of truth, and the exposure of error in doctrine and practice." from Prospectus of the Christian Baptist

Periodical published from Nov. 1826 through Apr. 1845. "It is universally acknowledged, by the various sects of Christians, that the religion of Heaven, for centuries past, has fallen far below the excellency and glory of primitive Christianity, The man, who honestly investigates the cause of this declension, and points the proper way of reformation, must certainly be engaged in a work, pleasing to God, and profitable to man. This is our design; and to accomplish this desirable end, shall our best exertions be enlisted and engaged."

Periodical published from Nov. 1826 through Apr. 1845. "It is universally acknowledged, by the various sects of Christians, that the religion of Heaven, for centuries past, has fallen far below the excellency and glory of primitive Christianity, The man, who honestly investigates the cause of this declension, and points the proper way of reformation, must certainly be engaged in a work, pleasing to God, and profitable to man. This is our design; and to accomplish this desirable end, shall our best exertions be enlisted and engaged."