Ian R. K. Paisley Collection (4 vols.)

The twelve chapters that encompass The Garments of Christ were each originally preached as sermons to an audience at Martyrs Memorial Free Presbyterian Church, Belfast. The twelve sermons center around text from Isaiah, the gospels, and Revelation, and are divided into four main categories: The Distinctive Garments, The Disdained Garments, The Discarded Garments, and The Crown. This volume offers a unique look at the character of Christ through his apparel.

Thirteen sermons, each in expository style, make up this volume. Paisley preaches on Genesis, Exodus, Luke, John, and Hebrews, covering such topics as the blood of Christ, the Ten Commandments, and death.

"Preaching requires three ingredients—Truth, Clarity, and Passion," states Paisley. The seven expository sermons contained within this volume have each of those three ingredients. They discuss the seven veils Christ tore when He died on the cross: the veil of darkness, separation, death, the temple, the rocks and earth, graves, and his flesh. Two appendixes entitled "The Blood and Water" and "The Power of the Blood" are also included.

An Exposition of the Epistle to the Romans was written while Paisley was in solitary confinement in prison, during the latter part of the 1960s. Little did he know at the time that his words would eventually be published worldwide. This exegesis of Paul's epistle to the Romans provides a thorough verse-by-verse analysis, brimming with outstanding scholarship. The writing is divided into sections that show which day of imprisonment Paisley wrote each.