Goodly Heritage Library, Shelves 1–3 (42 vols.)

We are pleased to announce the availability of the Goodly Heritage Library - Shelf One, Two and Three from one of our publishing partners, Galaxie Software.

The desire of the Goodly Heritage Library Series is to provide a wide collection of books, some of which may be unfamiliar, but will bless the hearts of the user. The wide range includes history books, reference books, literature, as well as books on Bible Study, Commentaries, and Devotionals. The wide range includes history books, reference books, literature, as well as books on Bible Study, Commentaries, and Devotionals. These collections are complexly searchable by topic or reference and can provide a wonderful source of information to a wide range of users. Each of these books has earned a special place in the heart of God's people. It is our desire to make these books easily affordable to all. By adding a "shelf of books" at a time, it is hoped that there can be a steady increase in one's Logos Bible Software library.

The Goodly Heritage Library - Shelf One, Two and Three represent more than 16,000 pages in print!

Titles Included

Shelf One

• An Illustrated History of the Holy Bible, by John Kitto (1867 edition, 713 pages)
• Palestine, by John Kitto (1900, 434 pages)
• Number in Scripture, by E.W. Bullinger, (1894, 303 pages)
• Christ in All the Scriptures, by A. M. Hodgkin (1909, 257 pages)
• Synthetic Bible Studies, by James Gray (1906, 340 pages)
• Gleanings from Ruth, by Samuel Ridout (1920, 77 pages)
• Sacred Biography, 7 volumes by Henry Hunter (1828, 596 pages)
• Samuel Morris, by D.E. Reed (1908, 32 pages)
• Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography (1896, 267 pages)
• The American Scholar, etc. Ralph Emerson (1893, 108 pages)
• Billy Sunday in Action (1920, 80 pages)
• Our Daily Homily, 5 vols.,  by F. B. Meyer (1898, 1190 pages)
• Divine Dynamite, by J. E. Conant (1920, 40 pages)
• Every Member Evangelism, by J. E. Conant (1922, 240 pages)
• Bible Wines, by William Patton (1871, 109 pages)
• For Believers Only, by Dale Satterthwaite, (2003, 151 pages)
• The Assyrian Antichrist, by Clinton Macomber (2003, 70 pages)

Shelf Two

• Arrows and Anecdotes, by D.L. Moody (1877, 207 pages)
  The biographies of D.L. Moody and Ira Sankey. Also a compilation of the sermon illustrations that Moody used, arranged by topic.
• Elisha, by F.W. Krumacher (297 pages)
  A spiritually stirring book that brings practical application from every aspect covered. Covers the last days of the great prophet Elisha and the kings that came to him.
• Christ in Isaiah, by F. B. Meyer (211 pages)
  A book of comfort and spiritual encouragement to the suffering Christian. Covers the lessons of Christ from Isaiah 40-66, and applies His life to that of His follower.
• What Really Matters, by Clinton Macomber (2004 edition, 230 pages)
  A study from the book of Daniel that demonstrates the book is not just for lessons for young children, or tough material for the prophecy student, but a very practical book, demonstrating the priorities the child of God must set, in order to be like the Lord Jesus. Includes devotionals, word find puzzles, and other helps.
• Daily Bible Illustrations by John Kitto (8 volumes, 3033 pages, over 220 illustrations)
  This is in the form of daily Bible study, going through the Scriptures in a year, when both the Morning Series and the Evening series are followed. Each article explains background, geography, culture, and the meaning of words.
• The Witness of the Stars, by E.W. Bullinger (204 pages, 52 illustrations)
  There are several constellations mentioned in the Bible. A closer look reveals that the constellations have ancient names and the names of the stars have a powerful testimony of the message of Scripture. The Heavens truly declare the glory of God, in more ways than one.
• Is the Devil in Modern Amusements? by J.E. Conant (48 pages)
  Christians often forget to consider the impact that their forms of amusement have on them spiritually. This books points out that dancing, card playing, movies and theater lead down a path to worse evils.
• Why the Pastor Failed, by J.E. Conant (48 pages)
  This is a short summary of the information found in his Every Member Evangelism book. It shows that a church cannot move forward if the pastor is trying to do all the evangelistic work, and forms worship services around evangelism.
• Absolute Surrender and Other Addresses, by Andrew Murray (126 pages)
  The Christian is unable to progress in spiritual growth without fully surrendering to the Lord. This practical manual helps encourage the believer to give himself wholly to God.
• Seven Deadly Sins, by Norman MacLeod Caie (96 pages)
  Powerful book of warning of the dangers of seven different sins. Well written with lively quotes and examples
• Three Years with the Children by Amos R. Wells (1900, 282 pages)
  156 children's sermons for pastors, illustrations for Primary Sunday School Teachers, and Object Lessons and Blackboard Talks for Superintendents.
• The Second Coming of Christ by Clarence Larkin (1922, 71 pages, 28 charts and illustrations)
  A landmark work on the Second Coming of Christ written from a pre-millenial and pre-tribulational viewpoint, with charts and illustrations and a careful examination of the evidence for such a viewpoint.

Shelf Three

Biography

• Elisha: A Prophet for our Times, by F. W. Krummacher (1838, 251 pages)
  Devotional commentary on 2 Kings 1-5, dealing primarily with Naaman's story and the similar faith and trust we must have in God.
• From Poorhouse to Pulpit, by William M. Thayer (1859, 349 pages)
  The Triumphs of the Late Dr. John Kitto, From Boyhood to Manhood, A book for Youth. Each character trait includes examples from the lives of others.

Commentary

• Great Cloud of Witnesses, by E. W. Bullinger (1911, 469 pages)
  An excellent analytical and exegetical commentary on Hebrews 11, the great Faith chapter.

Evangelism

• How to Get Decisions in Personal Work, by J. E. Conant (1933, 39 pages)
  A handy guide to help the Christian be able to reach souls for Christ. It was printed by overwhelming demand of the Moody Bible Hour radio audience.
• The Bells of Is, by F. B. Meyer (1894, 141 pages)
  The autobiographical story of the effective means that were used to reach people for Christ that normally would not come to church, or partake in church activities. The results of Meyer's endeavors resulted in the establishment of a half-way house for ex-convicts, several businesses to employ those looking for work, and guidance and help for those who just need help to take a "step upward."

Devotionals

• Cheer for Life's Pilgrimage, by F. B. Meyer (1897, 159 pages)
  A collection of various messages to bring happiness to those suffering from various Bible verses and their meaning.

Illustrations

• Favorite Scripture Texts of Famous People, by Frederick Barton (1900, 272 pages)
  This book offers the comments of all kinds of famous people on their favorite verses and shows many of their signatures.

Literature

• John Ploughman's Talk or Plain Advice for Plain People, by C.H. Spurgeon (1880, 170 pages with illustrations)
  A timeless and extremely popular book written in the common vernacular of a hardworking ploughman about moral issues.
• John Ploughman's Pictures: More of His Talk, by Charles Spurgeon (1880, 160 pages)
  A continuation of the surprisingly popular John Ploughman's Talk, built around moral snapshots of life.

Prophecy

• Theocratic Kingdom, George Peters (3 vols., 1884, 2175 pages)
  The comprehensive source of information on the Kingdom of God, citing Biblical texts and all authorship on the subject; arranged by propositions and observations.
• Apprenticing for Eternity, by Clinton Macomber (2004, 230 pages)
  A commentary on the book of Revelation that points out our eternal purpose in the many jobs that God has waiting for us. Life on earth today is not just the art of surviving or getting riches, fame, or notice; it is all about getting ready to serve God in the eternal job He has waiting for us.

History

• Epochs of American History: The Colonies, by Ruben G. Twaites, (1897, 301 pages)
  An old classic history textbook on the colonies of America.

Theology

• What the Bible Teaches, R. A. Torrey (1898, 539 pages)
  A listing of propositions that the Bible teaches in Theology and verses that support each statement.

Additional Information

• Title: Goodly Heritage Library, Shelf 1–3
• Publisher: Galaxie

About the Author

Thomas J. Finley (B. A., Biola University; M. Div., Talbot School of Theology; M. A., University of California at Los Angeles; Ph. D., University of California at Los Angeles) chairs the Department of Old Testament and Semitics at Talbot School of Theology in La Mirada, California. He has written both technical and popular articles for various publications.

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