Footprints on the Sands of Time: The Autobiography of William Marrion Branham by William Branham - 1983

London: Sands & Co., 1902. 8vo size maroon clothbound hardcover with bright gilt titles; 246 toned pages. Contents include: Catholics and Criminal Statistics Christ's Attitude to the Pharisees Acting on Principle Heaven and Hell as Antidotes to Worldliness The Reign of Christ The Incarnation and the Greek View of Life The Immaculate Conception a Development of Doctrine The Church and Liberal Catholicism What brought John Henry Newman into the Catholic Church Do Catholics lead Better Lives than other Men? The Majesty of God Freewill in God and Man The Meaning of the word 'Sectarian' A School of Catholic Thought at Oxford Intercessory Prayer The Theory of Morals Progressive Morality The Law of God Canon Law in its Application to Laymen The Law and Grace The Sanction of Reward Ex-seminary library book with minimal markings. Bumped head and heel of spine; edgewear. Penciled price on fep. Damage to back endpaper where pocket was removed. Slight creases on several page corners;… Read More

Washington D. C.: Review and Herald Publishing Association. Near Fine. 1960. Stapled wraps. Book is Near Fine. Tight and sturdy binding. Clean and unmarked text. Thin and slight area of surface smudging on front cover near center. Maxwell was born in England in 1896 and died in 1970 in Mountain View, California. Maxwell, was also known as Uncle Arthur, began selling his religious books at 16 years old. He was part of the staff at Stanborough Press and later an editor at Present Truth and then editor at Signs of the Times. Maxwell was a prolific writer of religious material and children's bedtime stories as he wrote 112 books before his death. ; 6" - 7" tall; 64 pages .

Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1868. Edition Unstated. Hardcover. Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Illustrator: Peacock, Mansfield, Britton in London. Leather binding with brass clasp on front but missing from spine, rubbed covers with well-rubbed corners and worn spine ends, includes 12 early sepia photographs of paintings as illustrations as tipped in plates, frontis and tipped vignette/illustrated title-page, plain title-page also. Pages are framed in red with italicized instructions also in red, plain title in red and black. Covers are rubbed, sound binding except marbled front end-paper is detached, clean pages, darkened red blocks. Illustrator: Peacock, Mansfield, Britton in London. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: under 1 kg. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 70411020017. For international tracking please select Priority shipping service..

Rare 12 page paperback booklet/pamphlet published by Theological Students Fellowship Affiliated to the Universities and Colleges Christian Fellowship in Leicester England in the 1970's. The author is Dr. Kenneth A. Kitchen, Reader in Egyptian & Coptic in the School of Archaeology & Oriental Studies at the University of Liverpool. He reviews Professor Bright's "History of Israel" which was extensively revised in 1972. Kenneth Kitchen states that John Bright's work is the standard of its kind and far outstrips in quality, balance, and sanity other works in the field. There are 6 parts to the review.Published in 1973 or later. There is not an exact date. No writing or marks in text. A few light bends. Price stickers on back paperback cover.

Volume 1: The First Crusade and the Foundation of the Kingdom of Jerusalem, Volume 2: The Kingdom of Jerusalem and the Frankish East, 1100-1187. Volume 3: The Kingdom of Acre and the Later Crusades. All three volumes are in Fine Condition in a Fine Slipcase. Due to the size of this item, expedited or priority shipping prices will be individually quoted. Media Mail cost within the U.S. will remain as listed.

London: Sands & Co., 1902. 8vo size maroon clothbound hardcover with bright gilt titles; 246 toned pages. Contents include: Catholics and Criminal Statistics Christ's Attitude to the Pharisees Acting on Principle Heaven and Hell as Antidotes to Worldliness The Reign of Christ The Incarnation and the Greek View of Life The Immaculate Conception a Development of Doctrine The Church and Liberal Catholicism What brought John Henry Newman into the Catholic Church Do Catholics lead Better Lives than other Men? The Majesty of God Freewill in God and Man The Meaning of the word 'Sectarian' A School of Catholic Thought at Oxford Intercessory Prayer The Theory of Morals Progressive Morality The Law of God Canon Law in its Application to Laymen The Law and Grace The Sanction of Reward Ex-seminary library book with minimal markings. Bumped head and heel of spine; edgewear. Penciled price on fep. Damage to back endpaper where pocket was removed. Slight creases on several page corners;… Read More

Washington D. C.: Review and Herald Publishing Association. Near Fine. 1960. Stapled wraps. Book is Near Fine. Tight and sturdy binding. Clean and unmarked text. Thin and slight area of surface smudging on front cover near center. Maxwell was born in England in 1896 and died in 1970 in Mountain View, California. Maxwell, was also known as Uncle Arthur, began selling his religious books at 16 years old. He was part of the staff at Stanborough Press and later an editor at Present Truth and then editor at Signs of the Times. Maxwell was a prolific writer of religious material and children's bedtime stories as he wrote 112 books before his death. ; 6" - 7" tall; 64 pages .

Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1868. Edition Unstated. Hardcover. Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Illustrator: Peacock, Mansfield, Britton in London. Leather binding with brass clasp on front but missing from spine, rubbed covers with well-rubbed corners and worn spine ends, includes 12 early sepia photographs of paintings as illustrations as tipped in plates, frontis and tipped vignette/illustrated title-page, plain title-page also. Pages are framed in red with italicized instructions also in red, plain title in red and black. Covers are rubbed, sound binding except marbled front end-paper is detached, clean pages, darkened red blocks. Illustrator: Peacock, Mansfield, Britton in London. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: under 1 kg. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 70411020017. For international tracking please select Priority shipping service..

Rare 12 page paperback booklet/pamphlet published by Theological Students Fellowship Affiliated to the Universities and Colleges Christian Fellowship in Leicester England in the 1970's. The author is Dr. Kenneth A. Kitchen, Reader in Egyptian & Coptic in the School of Archaeology & Oriental Studies at the University of Liverpool. He reviews Professor Bright's "History of Israel" which was extensively revised in 1972. Kenneth Kitchen states that John Bright's work is the standard of its kind and far outstrips in quality, balance, and sanity other works in the field. There are 6 parts to the review.Published in 1973 or later. There is not an exact date. No writing or marks in text. A few light bends. Price stickers on back paperback cover.

Volume 1: The First Crusade and the Foundation of the Kingdom of Jerusalem, Volume 2: The Kingdom of Jerusalem and the Frankish East, 1100-1187. Volume 3: The Kingdom of Acre and the Later Crusades. All three volumes are in Fine Condition in a Fine Slipcase. Due to the size of this item, expedited or priority shipping prices will be individually quoted. Media Mail cost within the U.S. will remain as listed.