The Beeke set is top of my list right now, but I can't quite afford it... guess I need to start a book budget!
One thing that might help, is to possibly check something like Everand. They have a model for around $17.00 a month, where you can read 3 "major" publications, and unlimited "unlimited" ones (which looks to be many times like unknowns and public-domains.) It is not good so much for research, but for reading these larger books it may save some money, especially with accessing them. I know for the general reader, just a single volume of Reformed Systematic would take a month or more to read. So, it may still be a good deal for some. They also have a plan to unlock a single "major" publication for $11.99 a month, for people that don't have much time to read but still want to save compared to buying outright on Kindle.
Yes, I published that title years ago with Soli Deo Gloria. It is outstanding!
Awesome, I’m reading that next month for the study program in the RUF internship that I’m doing!
Excellent timing! It is a brilliant book.
heritagebooks.org
That is super tempting right now, but I just bought the 5 volume set of Witsius last week and I can’t in good conscience spend another $100+ on a set of books (especially because I am still raising support right now).Reformed Systematic Theology, 4 Volumes
Comprehensive. Accessible. Reformed. Theology is not just an academic subject—it's worship. In the 4-volume Reformed Systematic Theology set, authors Joel R. Beeke and Paul M. Smalley explore central Scripture themes from biblical, doctrinal, experiential, and practical perspectives...
RHB is having a great deal on it right now!
