One of history's greatest Biblical scholars, E. W. Bullinger proved through the internal evidence of the Scriptures the inerrant accuracy of God's Word. His major works: A Critical Lexicon and Concordance to the English and Greek New Testament; Figures of Speech Used in the Bible; and The Companion Bible are unparalleled reference works indispensably utilized in Biblical research. While Bullinger's major reference works continue to be widely studied, most people are unfamiliar with the bulk of his publications. This volume is a collection of twenty-four of his little known, shorter Biblical studies, covering varied topics which display the detailed accuracy of the Word of God and provide greater understanding of our Lord and Savior and what he accomplished for the Christian believer. Although brief in length, each of these expositions provide great illumination and inspiration to all those who continue to seek after truth.

This translation of the Pauline epistles can rightly be included in the category of Bible translations that strive to achieve both an accurate rendering of the individual words and the conceptual meaning transcending the languages. As Arthur S. Way, writes in his original Preface, ..". I have endeavored to put my readers in the place of those who first listened to these letters." Sanders, a classical scholar, translator, and headmaster published translations of both The Odyssey of Homer, Done into English Verse; and The Iliad of Homer, as well as works done by some twenty different Latin and Greek writers. The most important of his works, though, is this translation of the epistles. Way incorporates a brief introduction to each of the church epistles, including background details and in some cases the subjects covered. These opening expositions further enlighten and guide the reader as they study the all important letters.

In Victorian England, George Muller daily prayed and relied upon the Lord alone to provide the food, clothing, and shelter for the thousands of children in his orphanage. This book is a collection of his sermons. Covering such topics as "The Twenty-Third Psalm" and "Trust in the Lord," the reader is enriched with practical words of comfort and encouragement. Muller shows the depth of the love of God, he implores people to accept that love and forgiveness, and he exhorts the believer to walk in His light. The sermons also recall the proof of God's care for His people as Muller shares many of the answers to prayers he received over the years. At the same time, we gain a closer look at the man whose relationship with God sustained him through the most challenging times and encouraged him to trust his Lord in every situation.

One of history's greatest Biblical scholars, E. W. Bullinger proved through the internal evidence of the Scriptures the inerrant accuracy of God's Word. While Bullinger's major reference works continue to be widely studied, most people are unfamiliar with the bulk of his publications. The great wealth of knowledge and understanding achieved through the in-depth study of the Bible is conspicuous in this short book, A Biblical Study and Usage of ALSO. In order for the Word of God to be perfect, the words in the Word must also be perfect. Beyond that axiom, as originally given, even the order of the words found within the Word of God were perfect. The importance of that postulate may be understood by the examination of this study. As the reader follows the detailed consideration of this one word throughout the New Testament, new vistas of understanding will shine.

Renewing the mind is the secret to unleashing the unlimited power of God in a believer's life. In this book, K. C. Pillai, Doctor of Divinity and a native of India, draws on his extensive knowledge and first-hand understanding of Bible customs, manners, and idioms to uncover great truths concerning scriptures that perplex the Westerner's mind in this all important area of life. Pillai's unique insight teaches the reader how to take charge of their lives by taking care of their thoughts in order to achieve positive results. As the Christian believer walks with God by keeping these simple steps, they will find renewed strength and resources to live the more than abundant life Jesus Christ accomplished for them.

Every serious student of the Bible endeavors to gain the original thought that was given as holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Spirit. (The original Word given by God ) II Peter 1:21 For the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: but holy men of God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost. (KJV) This is the only way in which an individual can truly know the will of God with the boldness and confidence to say "Thus sayeth the Lord." To get to that original Word of God, many things must be considered. The Greek, Hebrew and Aramaic text must be explored. In addition, the figures of speech, orientalisms and secular references must be known. Once all of these fields of knowledge and disciplines are harnessed into a research team, then the work begins. Under the leadership and spiritual oversight of Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille, a research team joined heads and hearts to be workmen of the Word of God. This research primarily focused on the seven church epistles. (Those books written directly to and for the body of believers in the Grace Administration). These books were Romans, Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians and Thessalonians. The research team involved various individuals over a time span of about ten years, while Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille's research was almost forty-five years in duration. Many books have been written as a result of this research. One of the results of this time in study is the "Literal According To Usage." Definition of "Literal According To Usage" A translation which reproduces the thoughts and meanings of the original based on the words in the original in relation to the verse, the context, the remoter context and to whom it's written. FOREWORD This work is being presented to help the individual understand the seven church epistles. It is to aide the workman of the Word in order to stand approved before God. II Timothy 2:15 Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. (KJV) This is by no means the final edition. As additional work is uncovered, there will be updates. PLEASE NOTE: The left column is the KJV and the right column is the corresponding "Literal according to usage."

This book, written by famed international breath therapist William P. Knowles, sets forth in a straight forward manner his program of breath training that dramatically improved the health and well-being of thousands of people. In recent years, numerous clinical studies have demonstrated the benefits to overall health and well-being resulting from a regular regimen of breathing exercises. Long before all of these clinical studies were conducted, William P. Knowles developed a proven method of breath therapy. Knowles was employed during World War II by the British Armed Forces to teach the same techniques to the Royal Air Force. Today, many enthusiastic practitioners of the Knowles method continue to enjoy the benefits of health and well-being gained through breath training. When faithfully carried out, the simple method taught in this book will provide the reader with energy, vitality, and renewed strength to resist and fight disease.