Books to cling to

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Institutes of the Christian Religion - Calvin
Pilgrim's Progress - Bunyan
The Federalist Papers - Hamilton, Madison, Jay
 
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The Christian in Complete Armor, Gurnall
Holiness, J.C. Ryle
The Existence and Attributes of God, Charnock
 
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Those three would be HARD to beat.

Here's mine :

1. Walden by Thoreau
2. The Imitation of Christ by Thomas a Kempis
3. The Life of God in the Soul of Man by Hengry Scougal
 
Wuthering Heights Emily Bronte
Chosen by God R. C. Sproul
Systematic Theology Louis Berkhof

or I would just hang on really tight to my Kindle which would have all the books I wanted on it! :D
 
I hope we are talking along with the Bible

Then I Think Christina has the set for me that one can chew on long and hard.

Unless maybe I could count Owen's Works as one book.

Any of you have the 6 vol Morning Exercises at Cripplegate? Awesome sermons that were supposed to be a 1/2 every morning as parishoners wanted more feeding. You can't read through most any of them in less than an hour.

Some of the most heavenly words you can ever hear.

I highly recommend these to all
 
I forgot about Valley of Vision. Would really want that one and Mornings and Evening by Spurgeon.
 
Institutes of the Christian religion.......Calvin
City of God............. Augustine
Bondage of the Will........Luther
 
The Purpose Driven Life - Warren
Self Esteem: The New Reformation - Schuller
Power of Positive Thinking - Peale
Our Kind of People - C. Peter Wagner

Oops! "Hold on to" . . . not put in a hole in the ground. Never mind.

Calvin's Institutes of the Chrisitian Religion
A Brakel's Christian's Reasonable Service
Owen's Death of Death
 
Pilgrim's Progress --- John Bunyan
Calvin's Institutes of the Chrisitian Religion
Morning and Evening --- Charles Spurgeon
 
Ivan, I couldn't make up my mind between Owen and Pilgrim's Progress. Honestly, I would love to take Pilgrim's Progress with me too.
 
Institutes - Calvin
Bondage of the Will - Luther
The works of Johnathan Edwards (only two volumes)

that makes 3 right :)
 
Too hard...I typed and re-typed at least eight times. I give up; I can't narrow it to just three. Hmmm...
 
I agree, this is waaaaaay too tough!

ok right now it would be...

Knowing God J.I Packer
Morning and Evening: Charles Spurgeon
Foundations of the Faith: James Montgomery Boice
 
à Brakel's The Christian's Reasonable Service
The Marrow of Modern Divinity with Notes by Thomas Boston
The Gospel Mystery of Sanctification by Walter Marshall
 
The Sovereignty of God by A.W Pink
The New Systematic Theology of the Christian Faith by Robert Reymond
My Hymnal (I cant remember the name of it but it's wonderful)

What would having my Bible and the other two books if i didnt have a book to guide my worship
 
1. Institutes of the Christian Religion by Calvin
2. Economy of the Covenants by Witsius
3. Commentary on the whole Bible by John Gill
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John Newton, the slave trader/author of Amazing Grace stated that if he would only be allowed one book along with his bible it would most certainly have to be The Christian in Complete Armour by William Gurnall. If you've never read it, dont linger in doing so! It is one of those books we benefit from over and over through the years!
 
Not easy to make a choice, but I guess it would have to be:

John Calvin, Institutes of the Christian Religion
Thomas Watson, A Body of Divinity
A.A.Hodge, The Westminster Confession: A Commentary
 
Reviving an older thread...:)

Pilgrim's Progress
Foxe's Book of Martyrs
Morning and Evening
 
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