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look what I bought...look what I missed..(on Ebay)

sermonindex Dec 9, 2006

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Hearken, O Daughter! Testimony of Mary Morrison. Convert of Revival in the Hebrides. Compiled by Juanita C Snyder. Prairie Bible Institute. 1966. 95pp. A classic on the Lewis Awakening ( first-hand ), but notoriously bound. This one coming disbound just like about every other copy I have ever seen. Complete though.


look what I missed though...by one dollar, I was working and someone snuck in, it depresses me, coz I felt this book would be of great profit.

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TITLE: The Duties of Secret Religion Illustrated from the Records of Christian Experience.

AUTHOR: David A Sturrock.

PUBLISHER: John Johnstone, Edinburgh.

DATE: 1847

BINDING: 1/2 leather, marbled boards

SIZE: 4 x 6 appx

NUMBER OF PAGES: 195

DUSTJACKET: None

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DESCRIPTION OF CONTENTS: A very fine, and rare work by Sturrock. Published by Johnstone, who was doing the works of Hodge, Bonar, Candlish, John Brown, R S Candlish etc., largely Scottish Presbyterian. This work, interestingly, inscribed to William Brown ( probably the author of the famous history of missions ) from Dr. Anderson ( of the history of the Bible ), and dated 1851.

Besides that, a very sweet, pious work and one we see very rarely.

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oh well, God's will, maybe the person who got it HAD to have it.

We are known as people of the Book.

ebay's a great resource saints.

I
iansmith Dec 9, 2006

About eight months ago I got a copy of 'The Servant as His Lord' by Oswald Chambers -signed by Biddy Chambers and presented to Roy Hession... for ten pounds sterling. Although I already had the book in the volume of 'The Complete Works of Oswald Chambers' I wouldn't miss a chance to have a piece of history!
Plus it'll make a great gift some day =)

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