Gustave Dor#65533; (1832-1883) spent his life creating some of the most iconic wood engravings in history. Without question, you've seen his work, though you may not have realized it. Among his most well-known works of art are those which covered the Bible. This coloring book contains 140 of Dor#65533;'s images from the Old Testament, all of which have been carefully lightened, enabling you to get creative with your colored pencils and bring new life to these timeless classics. Each image has been printed single-sided, with the Bible reference on the reverse, and they have been placed in the book in Biblical order, as well. Whether this helps you get through that reading plan, or just through the day, we are hopeful that you'll find this collection to be most enjoyable. This book has been painstakingly crafted by Jawbone Digital, where we've been reviving out-of-print Christian classic texts since 2011. This is our first foray into something more image-centric, so we hope that you enjoy it. To see more of what we're all about, visit our website. We'll reward your time spent with a small library of free eBooks. JawboneDigital.com

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The Meaning of Faith (Pocket Editions)

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Price, Charles S.

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The Weapon of Prayer (Pocket Editions)

BOUNDS, E.M.

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Edward McKendree Bounds (1835-1913) was an American author, attorney, and member of the Methodist Episcopal Church South clergy. While best known for his classic books on prayer, his others are beginning to be rediscovered by a new generation. It will come as no surprise to those familiar with Bounds that his most powerful ministry came through his weekly prayer meetings, which were known to often last several hours. Bounds faithfully ministered until his death in 1913, and his many books have endured long after. This edition, from Jawbone Digital, is one in our "pocket collection," printed small for portability and sharing. For more of our pint-sized popular titles, visit our page at JawboneDigital.com/pocket We've also got a wide selection of eBooks and full-sized books.

Satan: His Personality, Power, and Overthrow (Pocket Edition)

Asa Alonso Allen, doubtless better known simply as A.A. Allen (1911-1970) was a well-known Pentecostal evangelist during the "Voice of Healing" movement in the 1950s, which included the likes of Gordon Lindsay, William Branham, Jack Coe, and Oral Roberts. One cannot overstate the impact his ministry had on countless individuals, whether through his preaching and teaching, or by the miracles that followed wherever he went. Allen was often accused of being a showman, and his dynamic style sometimes justified these claims. Call him a sensationalist all you want, but it seems that his preaching style didn't offend God, because His hand rested mightily on Allen's ministry. Regrettably, Allen passed away prematurely in 1970, amidst a sea of controversy. It was initially reported that he died of alcohol poisoning, but reports have since emerged that the coroner falsified his reports after receiving a bribe. Without question, one must be careful with whom they trust their spiritual instruction, and while we may never know what happened to Allen, his worth our absolutely worth your prayerful consideration. Even if he was backslidden and drunk at the time of his death, this does not cheapen all the good that he did before that. We cannot ignore the good that came from his ministry, and there are very good reasons why his writings are still read today. For more of the best classic Christian books from generations gone by, be sure to visit the publisher's website at JawboneDigital.com

The Price of God's Miracle Working Power (Pocket Editions)

Allen, A.A.

Asa Alonso Allen, doubtless better known simply as A.A. Allen (1911–1970) was a well-known Pentecostal evangelist during the "Voice of Healing" movement in the 1950s, which included the likes of Gordon Lindsay, William Branham, Jack Coe, and Oral Roberts. One cannot overstate the impact his ministry had on countless individuals, whether through his preaching and teaching, or by the miracles that followed wherever he went. Allen was often accused of being a showman, and his dynamic style sometimes justified these claims. Call him a sensationalist all you want, but it seems that his preaching style didn't offend God, because His hand rested mightily on Allen's ministry. Regrettably, Allen passed away prematurely in 1970, amidst a sea of controversy. It was initially reported that he died of alcohol poisoning, but reports have since emerged that the coroner falsified his reports after receiving a bribe. Without question, one must be careful with whom they trust their spiritual instruction, and while we may never know what happened to Allen, his worth our absolutely worth your prayerful consideration. Even if he was backslidden and drunk at the time of his death, this does not cheapen all the good that he did before that. We cannot ignore the good that came from his ministry, and there are very good reasons why his writings are still read today. For more of the best classic Christian books from generations gone by, be sure to visit the publisher's website at JawboneDigital.com

God's Guarantee to Heal You (Pocket Editions)

Samuel Logan Brengle (1860-1936) was a commissioner in The Salvation Army and a leading author, teacher and preacher on the doctrine of holiness. His religious experiences are readily relayed through his writings, and his testimony and teaching have been instrumental in the salvation and sanctification of many, both while he lived and since his passing. Brengle was a prolific author, and his books are some of the most readable works on holiness that we have ever seen. Despite the depth of his personal spirituality, he is one of the most approachable ministers in our library. Reading his books has been compared to having coffee with a Godly uncle. You will definitely receive sound teaching, but in a most friendly and personal way. He is also easily quotable. You could almost pick any paragraph from any of his books and you'd have something good&nbsp;to share with your friends. His works have been long members of our library, and have always been something worth reading and re-reading. His works are not usually among our top-sellers, but are definitely among our most highly reviewed. If you've read any of his works, you can easily understand why. The Table of Contents for this book are as follows: Chapter 1: Holiness-What is It?Chapter 2: Holiness-How to Get ItChapter 3: Hindrances To Obtaining the BlessingChapter 4: The Temptations of a Sanctified ManChapter 5: After the Holiness MeetingChapter 6: "Fight The Good Fight of Faith"Chapter 7: The Heart of JesusChapter 8: The Secret of PowerChapter 9: The Leakage of Spiritual PowerChapter 10: The Man God UsesChapter 11: Your own SoulChapter 12: Gideon's BandChapter 13: The Chained AmbassadorChapter 14: Faith: The Grace and the GiftChapter 15: Don't ArgueChapter 16: Letting the Truth SlipChapter 17: If You Have Lost the Blessing-What?Chapter 18: Soul-Winners and their PrayersChapter 19: Present-Day Witnesses to the ResurrectionChapter 20: The Radicalism of HolinessChapter 21: Perfect PeaceChapter 22: Some of My Experiences in Teaching HolinessChapter 23: Another Chance for You!Chapter 24: Birds of PreyChapter 25: "With Peace Unbroken"Chapter 26: Sanctification vs. ConsecrationChapter 27: ShoutingChapter 28: Some of God's Words to Me

Helps to Holiness (Pocket Editions)

Brengle, Samuel Logan

Samuel Logan Brengle (1860-1936) was a commissioner in The Salvation Army and a leading author, teacher and preacher on the doctrine of holiness. His religious experiences are readily relayed through his writings, and his testimony and teaching have been instrumental in the salvation and sanctification of many, both while he lived and since his passing. Brengle was a prolific author, and his books are some of the most readable works on holiness that we have ever seen. Despite the depth of his personal spirituality, he is one of the most approachable ministers in our library. Reading his books has been compared to having coffee with a Godly uncle. You will definitely receive sound teaching, but in a most friendly and personal way. He is also easily quotable. You could almost pick any paragraph from any of his books and you'd have something good&nbsp;to share with your friends. His works have been long members of our library, and have always been something worth reading and re-reading. His works are not usually among our top-sellers, but are definitely among our most highly reviewed. If you've read any of his works, you can easily understand why. The Table of Contents for this book are as follows: Chapter 1: The Personal Experience Of The Soul WinnerChapter 2: ObedienceChapter 3: PrayerChapter 4: ZealChapter 5: Spiritual LeadershipChapter 6: Redeeming The TimeChapter 7: The Studies Of The Soul-WinnerChapter 8: HealthChapter 9: The Renewing Of PowerChapter 10: An Undivided HeartChapter 11: FinanceChapter 12: Saving TruthChapter 13: Keeping The FlockChapter 14: The Soul-Winner And The ChildrenChapter 15: The Soul-Winner's Commission To The ChildrenChapter 16: Deal GentlyChapter 17: "So Spake"Chapter 18: Importance And Benefits Of Bible StudyChapter 19: King David's Use Of His Bible

The Soul-Winner's Secret (Pocket Editions)

Author's Preface: The importance of the subject of this book is beyond estimation. True spirituality is that quality of life in the child of God which satisfies and glorifies the Father. It brings celestial joy and peace to the believer’s own heart. Upon it all Christian service depends. Since God purposes to work through human means, the fitness of the instrument determines the progress made. There is general agreement that the daily life of Christians should be improved; but improvement cannot be had other than in God’s way. Merely to exhort an unspiritual Christian is a loss of time and energy. When that Christian becomes spiritual, he will need no exhortation; but himself becomes an exhorter both by precept and example. Christians, as a whole, are satiated with ideals. Their real difficulty is stated in the words: “How to perform that which is good, I find not.” The divine way to sufficiency and efficiency must be understood and acted upon, else we fail. The Bible doctrine concerning the Christian’s nature and daily practice, and the relation of these to the death of Christ, is subject to some disagreement. It is not the primary purpose of this book to correct details of doctrine. The object has been rather to state the outstanding revelation of the divine provision for the overcoming life. May we be delivered from controversy over secondary things in the face of our present failure to “walk as it becometh saints.” It is my prayer that this statement of the fact and force of the spiritual life may be helpful to those who are called upon to manifest Christ to a dying world, and who hope to hear the Master say, “Well done.” Table of Contents: Chapter 1: Three Classes of Men Chapter 2: The Ministries of the Spirit Chapter 3: The Filling of the Spirit, or True Spirituality Chapter 4: "Grieve Not the Holy Spirit" Chapter 5: "Quench Not the Spirit" Chapter 6: "Walk in the Spirit" Chapter 7: An Analogy and the Conclusion

He that is Spiritual (Pocket Editions)

Chafer, Lewis Sperry

Roland Allen (1868–1947) was a British missionary who has written some of the most straight-forward works on missions available. These are not books written by an executive in a home office, but by a man who spent the majority of his life in the mission field. As time progressed, Allen became somewhat disenfranchised with the established church, seeing a division between the formality of religion and the power of God. Throughout his travels, Allen spent time ministering in China, India, Canada, and East Africa. He died while serving in Nairobi, Kenya, which is where he is buried. He was 78 years old. His work wasn’t well received until years after his death, but since then, his books have been considered some of the most revolutionary written on the subject of missions. Some of what he taught that seemed counterintuitive at the time include the ideas that missionaries should be self-sustaining (like Paul, who made tents), should adapt their methods to local customs, and train locals to take over the mission work. The Table of Contents are as follow: Introduction The Nature and Character of Spontaneous Expansion Modern Movements Towards Liberty Fear for the Doctrine The Christian Standard of Morals Civilization and Enlightenment Missionary Organization Ecclesiastical Organization The Way of Spontaneous Expansion For more of the most-enduring Christian classics ever written, including a small library of free eBooks just for signing up for the email list, be sure to visit the publisher’s website at: http://JawboneDigital.com

The Spontaneous Expansion of the Church: And the Causes Which Hinder It

Allen, Roland

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