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A part of the Truth Commentary series, this commentary on the Gospel of John by Daniel H. King, Sr., is a verse-by-verse exegesis of the text examining issues raised in the book and their application to the church today. Daniel H. King, Sr., has been preaching most of his life in Illinois, Florida, and Tennessee. His writing brings together scholarship and practical, clear analysis of the biblical text.

“Daniel H. King’s writing has been a blessing to all those who have read his various works. His commentary on John is written with a rich depth and clear focus on the gospel of Christ. The balance between careful analysis of the context and powerful application of the Scripture is compelling and transformative. Any diligent Bible student will benefit greatly by reading it!” - Bruce Reeves

The Bible has much to say about the Lord's Supper. Almost every component of this memorial is rich with meaning-meaning supplied by Old Testament foreshadowing and New Testament teaching. The Lord's death itself is meaningful and significant in ways we rarely point out. Beneath the Cross explores the depths of symbolism and meaning to be found in the last hours of the Lord's life and offers a helpful look at the memorial feast that commemorates it. There are 69 essays total.

Contributors:
Wilson Adams, Joseph Bingham, Mark E. Bingham, Andy Cantrell, Kenneth L. Chumbley, Kelly Cook, Jady S. Copeland, Kenneth Craig, Edwin L. Crozier, Melvin D. Curry, Daniel DeGarmo, Matt DeVore, Gary Fisher, Ben Greiving, Patrick N. Halbrook, Sewell Hall, Matt Harber, Jason Hardin, C. Benjamin Hastings, Mark L. Hatfield, Gary Henry, Brent Hunter, T. Mark Lloyd, Sr., Ethan R. Longhenry, Reagan Allen McClenny, David McClister, Mark Moseley, Doy Moyer, Robert A. Ogden, Daniel W. Petty, Martin Pickup, Nathan Quinn, Jerold Redding, Hill Roberts, John D. Trimble, Ralph Walker, Steve Wallace, Keith Ward, Lucas Ward, Nathan Ward, Coulter A. Wickerham

Editors: Jady S. Copeland and Nathan A. Ward
Publisher: Deward Publishing
ISBN-10: 0979889332
ISBN-13: 9780979889332
Dimensions: 5.51 X 8.50 X 0.75 (inches)
Page Count: 336
Binding: Paperback

Miracles of Our Savior

by William Taylor

There are 32 chapters in this book covering the Miracles of Jesus and would be an asset to anyone's Biblical library. The author says of this work "My aim throughout has been expository and practical rather than apologetic." Tayor has taken each miracle as it comes and puts it in its own surroundings so that we get a fuller view of its teaching than we could otherwise obtain. A classic work on the miracles of our Savior. 449 pages.

Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs

850 hymns • wide genre • recovered verses • a teaching hymnal

Additional highlights include: Smyth sewn binding, so it lays flat. The dimensions give it the feel of a “handbook,” literally – it fits hand well. Good use of white space, as in a book of poetry, and the hymn selection, a mix of old and new, is marvelous.

Written by Mark White, a devoted husband, father, radio host, and children's author from Athens, Alabama. Mark hopes to teach important messages to people of all ages through his writing.

Illustrated by Kim Soderberg

Publisher: Starbeams Publishing

ISBN: 9781736382295

8.5" x 8.5" hardback

Discovering God's Way is a curriculum series of workbooks designed to provide solid Bible teaching for all ages, from 2 to 92. The authors and editors are trustworthy and skilled Bible teachers. Call us at 855.492.6657 to learn how DGW can be best used in your church.

The material for the younger ages allows them to go through the entire Bible multiple times by the time they are teenagers, at which point a balance of textual and topical material is introduced.