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Deuteronomy 28Deuteronomy 208
Michael Penny

Deuteronomy 28 is a chapter which is seldom referred to in commentaries and Christian literature, and probably never preached upon from the pulpit. Yet it is a key to understanding how God dealt with Israel in the Old Testament.

Not only that, it is essential to a right understanding of some of the things Christ said to the Jews when He was upon this earth, and to appreciating why certain events happened to that nation in the first century AD.

This is a publication for those who are familiar with the Bible (Level 2) and costs £2.50.

 

 

God's Plan for IsraelThe Sabbath and Circumcision
Charles Ozanne

At first we may be tempted to ask “What have the Sabbath and Circumcision in common?” and we may think there is little.

However, the answer is that they were both given to Israel as signs and this is said only of the Sabbath and circumcision.

Hence these two institutions have a special significance for Israel and in this publications the author explains their unique significance.

This is a publication for those who like to study in depth (Level 3) and costs £2.00.

Resolving Apparent Contradictions bookletResolving Apparent Contradictions in the Bible
Advenigo Casido

We are told by critics that the Bible contradicts itself, but is this the case? At first glance this appears to be so, but these apparent contradictions are mostly resolved by considering:

1.
 The problems caused by translation;  there is no exact 1-1 correspondence between words in two different languages
2.
 The problems caused by transmission; errors which arise when, in ancient times, manuscripts were copied by hand.
3.
 Problems caused by incorrect interpretation; misunderstanding  passages which seem to contradict each other.

The author has done a good job in bringing before the readers these three main causes of apparent contradictions. He does so simply and clearly, in a style which is easy to understand.

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