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Axioms of Separaton
by John E. Ashbrook
An axiom, in geometry, is something certain. In teaching a
course on biblical separation, the author sought to set down the things
we know for sure about this neglected doctrine. He ended up with
thirteen axioms which expound the truth of biblical separation.
This book will help folks understand why we must separate from apostate
churches and disobedient brethren.
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New Neutralism II
by John E. Asbrook
Since its birth in 1948 the religious philosophy of new
evangelicalism has swept like wildfire across the former fundamental
church. Wherever it has gone it has proven to be the enemy of
sound doctrine, reverent worship, godly music and holy living. New
evangelicalism is represented by men and movements such as Evangelist
Billy Graham, Dr. Bill Bright, Christianity Today, Fuller
Seminary, Campus Crusade, InterVarsity, and the national Association of
Evangelicals. Mr. Ashbrook explains new evangelicalism and names
the men movements identified with it. It is the author's hope that
this book will strengthen some fundamentalists and rescue a few new
evangelicals. |
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Family Fundamentals
by John E. Ashbrook
The happy home many of us remember is in trouble. It is the
author's conviction that the solution is in getting back to biblical
truth about the home. The God who ordained marriage and gives children,
has provided the instruction manual. The Bible outlines the structure
for living joyfully together and forming the character of happy obedient
children. The answers do not lie with psychologists, government
experts or educators. Rather, we need to understand the and
practice what God says. This book contains four chapters about
husbands and wives, and four chapters about parents and children. |
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A Bird's-Eye Tour of the Bible
by John E. Ashbrook
As pastor of a fundamental church for over forty years, the author
has watched each generation become more biblically ignorant. Few
people have scriptural foundation for receiving Christ. To meet
this need in his own ministry, he came to approach the gospel through a
brief tour of the Bible, leading to the message of personal
salvation. You can give this booklet to your neighbor, doctor,
mechanic, or friend, saying "If I had thirty minutes to talk to you
about spiritual things, this is what I would like to say."
Booklets don't save souls, but the explanation of biblical truth gives a
foundation for the work of the Holy Spirit. |
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