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By Paul M. Sadler

There is very little written on what are commonly called the General Epistles from the standpoint of the Word, rightly divided. This is somewhat understandable to the extent that most of our Grace authors have spent the lion’s share of their time addressing Pauline themes. Of course, this has been by design since the commands of Christ for the Church today are found solely in Paul’s epistles. While there will always be room to further our understanding of the Mystery, perhaps the time has come to consider the writings of Peter in light of the Pauline revelation.

An expositional commentary

Did Peter and Paul preach the same gospel?

Explore Biblical relationships

Examines the old world that perished

(Includes Scripture Index)

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250 Pages

By Paul M. Sadler

The book of Ephesians has been called the Alps of the Pauline revelation. From the summit of this epistle, the reader can behold all the wonders of God's grace that are often obscured by the blinding blizzards of tradition and the commandments of men. This volume is an expositional commentary that extensively explores both the riches of God's grace and the riches of His glory. It takes a fresh look at our standing and state from the perspective of the Word, rightly divided.

(Includes Scripture Index)

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400 Pages

By Paul M. Sadler

This volume is a comprehensive study on the doctrine of the pretribulational Rapture of the Church. Midtribulationism, pre-wrath, posttribulationism and the partial rapture theories are thoroughly examined under the microscope of the Word, rightly divided. The Triumph of His Grace also contains charts, outlines, time lines and numerous comparisons to help the reader understand that the Body of Christ will be "delivered from the wrath to come."

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215 PAGES

(Includes Scripture Index)

By C. R. Stam

This volume contains 366 devotionals for your reading enjoyment. What better way to show our appreciation for all of God's bountiful blessings than by having daily devotions!

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By C. R. Stam

The significance of Paul's place in history and in the program of God has been all but lost sight of by the Church. As a result he is considered, even by Christian believers, as merely "an apostle" along with the twelve. Yet he was chosen entirely apart from the twelve, far from Jerusalem, out on Gentile territory. And he had not been a follower of Christ as they had been (Matt. 19:28); rather, just before his conversion he was "yet breathing out threatenings and slaughter against the disciples of the Lord" (Acts 9:1). And at his conversion he was immediately appointed an apostle (Acts 26:16,17; cf. 20:24).

In Paul we learn what the Lord Jesus Christ accomplished at Calvary, for Paul was, as he himself testifies, the chief of sinners, saved by the infinite grace of God (I Tim. 1:13-16), grace which could be justly bestowed only "through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus" (Rom. 3:24).

In light of all this, God must have had some very special purpose in saving him. This is what this volume is really about. It is written to demonstrate from the Scriptures that God raised up Paul to be both the herald and the living demonstration of His grace to a doomed world.

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192 PAGES

(With Bible Index)