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Home » Publications » Free Presbyterian Magazine » 1958 » October 1958 » THE SOVEREIGN GRACE BOOK CLUB

THE SOVEREIGN GRACE BOOK CLUB

What is it? It is a Book Club run by Jay Green of America, under whose direction several hundred American Christians have joined together in order to publish the best books of bygone days. Why a Book Club? The reason is strictly economical. The demand for God-exalting books is small, although, praise God, it is increasing. For this reason, if Christians did not join together, thus guaranteeing the sale of so many books before they were printed, it would not be economically possible to continue to print them. How does the Book Club operate? Christians in Great Britain

do NOT have to join any club. Instead they may purchase S.G.B.C. publications in the ordinary way from the British agent, Mr. T. E. Watson. As a result of Jay Green’s concern that these books should feed Christ’s lambs in Britain, the British prices of S.G.B.C. books are well below their American equivalents.

COMMENTARIES

An Exposition of James by Thomas Manton (470 pages, complete), 20/-.

An Exposition of Galatians by John Brown of Edinburgh (428 pages, complete), 20/-.

An Exposition of First Peter by John Brown of Edinburgh (1,480 pages, 3 volumes, complete), 47/6.

The Returning Backslider by Richard Sibbes (180 pages), being an exposition of Hosea 14. 16/6.

DOCTRINAL AND DEVOTIONAL CLASSICS

Human Nature in Its Fourfold State by Thomas Boston (364 pages, complete), 20/-.

The Saint’s Everlasting Rest by Richard Baxter (370 pages, abridged, large print), 24/-.

Prayer by John Bunyan and Return of Prayers by Thomas Goodwin (120 pages, paper cover), 4/6.

The Five Points of Calvinism by Horatius Bonar (264 pages, complete), 16/6.

The Cause of God and Truth by John Gill (236 pages, parts I, II and III only), 19/6.

Absolute Predestination by Jerome Zanchius (162 pages, complete, Toplady edition), (cloth) 10/6, (paper) 6/6.

The Existence and Attributes of God by Stephen Charnock (804 pages, complete), 27/6.

FORTHCOMING PUBLICATIONS

John Trapp’s Complete Commentary on the New Testament (804 pp.), 35/-.

Exposition of Ephesians I and II by Thomas Goodwin (552 pp. abridged).

Exposition of Leviticus by Andrew Bonar.

Temptation and Sin by John Owen (including Indwelling Sin, Temptation, and Mortification of Sin).

Multilinear Translation of the New Testament (4 vols.).

Exposition of John’s Gospel by George Hutcheson.

Exposition of John Seventeen by Thomas Manton.

Christian in Complete Armour by William Gurnall.

(a) Books may be had ON APPROVAL if postage is paid on returned books.

(b) Send remittance on receipt of invoice, not before, please.

(c) Cheques and P.O.s to be made payable to T. E. Watson.

(d) Any number of books may be purchased and then paid for at the rate of not less than 15/- per month.

(e) Orders over £3 sent post free.

(f) 10% discount on books ordered before they are published. (Pre-publication orders help us to know how many books to print in an edition.)

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