REFORMATION BOOKSHELF CD (Volume 3 of 30) Reformation Bibles (2/2) Featuring John Brown's Self-Interpreting Bible (4 vol.) & Many Additional Books on ... Roman Catholicism, Pelagianism, etc.)

This CD runs on any computer (PC or Mac) as each book is in the common, popular, and easy-to-use PDF format. This CD also contains over 100 fully searchable, related, free bonus books and/or articles (not listed below, but listed in the summary for Reformation Bookshelf CD #1 on the web), as well as 10 free audio (MP3) files (also not listed below). + This CD contains: The Self-Interpreting Bible: With Commentaries, References, Harmony of the Gospels and Many Other Helps Needed to Understand and Teach the Text by John Brown of Haddington (4 volumes, 2200 8.5 X 11 inch pages, 1914 edition) Brown's renown rests chiefly on The Self-Interpreting Bible. 'Brown's Bible' was repeatedly reprinted (in America as well as Britain, as were all his more popular works), with improvements by later editors, even into the twentieth century (and now into the 21st century!--RB). Its numerous aids... included a system of marginal cross-references novel in its extensiveness. This 'library in one volume' became as common as Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress and Thomas Boston's Fourfold State. It incorporated material from the Dictionary, which unlike modern counterparts, explained basic English vocabulary and grammar (making it useful for homeschooling--RB), and often went beyond making the Bible intelligible (to interpreting it, for example the entry on--RB)... 'Antichrist' surveys papal history... (the complete work--RB) is exemplary in its directness and accuracy (DSCHT, p. 99). In Mackenzie's book, John Brown of Haddington (also on Reformation Bookshelf CD #7), a whole chapter is devoted to just the Self-Interpreting Bible. Over 2200 (8.5" X 11") pages in the complete set -- this Bible contains more features and additions (from sections on prophecy fulfillment and hermeneutics to a chronological index to Scripture history, Jewish festivals and the significations of obsolete words [and much more!]-- with 448 photographs showing places of Bible events) than we have space to note here! + Sovereignty of God in Salvation COLES, ELISHA God’s Sovereignty, A Practical Discourse OWEN, JOHN A Display of Arminianism: Being A Discovery of the Old Pelagian Idol of Free Will, With the New Goddess Contingency Advancing Themselves Into the Throne of the God of Heaven, to the Prejudice of His Grace, Providence, and Supreme Dominion Over the Children of Men... ZANCHIUS, JEROM The Doctrine of Absolute Predestination + Sovereignty of God in Worship THE PSALMS OF DAVID IN METRE (i.e. the Scottish Metrical Psalter of 1650) Psalter by Francis Rouse, the Westminster Divines, and the Scottish General Assembly (from 1646-1650) GILLESPIE, GEORGE - Dispute against the English Popish Ceremonies Obtruded on the Church of Scotland (1637, reprinted from the 1660 edition). BEGG, JAMES Purity of Worship in the Presbyterian Church, as Set Forth in the Westminster Standards, & Illustrated by Our History Since the Reformation (1876) CALVIN, JOHN, JOHN OWEN et al. Instrumental Music in the Worship of God GIRARDEAU, JOHN Instrumental Music in the Public Worship of the Church (1888) MCKNIGHT, W.J. Concerning Close Communion MCNAUGHER, JOHN, ed. The Psalms in Worship BARROW, REG Calvin, Covenanting and Close Communion (1996) BARROW, REG A Warning Against the False and Dangerous Views of James Jordan Concerning Worship: A Book Review of Kevin Reed's Canterbury Tales WESTMINSTER ASSEMBLY OF DIVINES, A Directory for the Public Worship of God Throughout the Three Kingdoms of England, Scotland, and Ireland 1645. GENERAL ASSEMBLY, Directions of the General Assembly concerning secret and private worship and mutual edification for cherishing piety, for maintaining unity and avoiding schism and division (1647) -- which is in The (Westminster) Directory for Family Worship. And nine other books.