Search Results: Authors starting with W from Peter and Rachel Reynolds

Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2014. . 413 pages, some yellow highlighting in first two chapters, edges a bit stained, front internal hinge breaking.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Average/Average.

London: T Nelson and Sons, 1857. . xv + 348 pages, heavy foxing and some staining; front endpaper missing, front internal hinge broken.. Cloth. Poor.

London: Epworth Press, 1969. . 88 pages, ex church library.. Paperback. Average.

London: Fount (Harper Collins), 1994. . 143 pages, paper browned.. Paperback. Average.

Oxford: J C Pembrey, 1902. . viii + 376 pages, 4 photo plates, some foxing, back external hinge torn, front flyleaf and frontispiece detached. Thomas Stanley Wakeley (1832-1899) was pastor of Providence Chapel, Rainham, Kent, and editor of the Gospel Banner; he was the grandfather of Sir Cecil Wakeley, a prominent surgeon and anti-evolutionist. 266 page memoir, various letters, notes of 10 sermons, memoir of Mrs Wakeley.. Cloth. Average.

London: Wertheim, Macintosh, and Hunt, 1861. . viii + 237 pages. Spine taped, front endpaper missing, some foxing. Samuel Waldegrave (1817-1869), an evangelical Anglican, was Bishop of Carlisle. 6 sermons: Man's Lost Estate (Lev 13: 45,46); Sin Put Away by the Sacrifice of Jesus (Heb 9:26); Sanctification through the Truth (John 17:17); The Full Assurance of Hope (Heb 6: 11,12); Grieve Not the Holy Spirit of God (Eph 4: 30); Christ Crucified, the Christ for This and Every Age (1 Cor 1: 22-24).. Third Edition. Cloth. Average Minus.

Owensboro, Kentucky, USA: Reformed Baptist Academic Press, 2008. . 172 pages. Past owner's name to reverse of flyleaf.. Paperback. Good Plus.

London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1985. . 303 pages, paper browned, considerable underlining and marking. History of the Charismatic new churches in Britain.. First Edition. Paperback. Average.

Penarth: Church in Wales Publications for The Historical Society of the Church in Wales, 1977. . xv + 221 pages. A history of the Anglican church in Wales from the interaction between Celtic and Anglo-Saxon "saints" to the disestablishment of the modern denomination. Three of the eight chapters are by the editor.. Paperback. Average.

London: Cargate Press (Methodist Missionary Society), 1933. . 190 pages, 29 brown-tinted illustrations, many of them contemporary photographs; boards a bit warped.. Cloth. Average.

London: Paternoster Press, 1961. . 252 pages. Edges foxed, flyleaf clipped, dust jacket has spine faded and is just a little tatty along the top edge.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Average/Average.

Darlington: EP Books, 2013. . 126 pages.. Paperback. Very Good.

Tain: Christian Focus Publications, 2005. . 342 pages, originally published 1906 as John Calvin: The Organiser of Reformed Protestantism 1509-1564. Some foxing and staining.. Paperback. Average Minus.

Leicester: Inter-Varsity Press, 1993. . 225 pages. Top edges lightly foxed.. Hard Cover. Good/Good Plus.

Edmonton, Alberta, Canada: Still Waters Revival Books, 1999. . 4 VOLUME SET. These undated large format hardback books (printed in 1999 or later) contain photocopies of double page spreads of the 1889 two-volume Griffith Farran reprint of Wall's History; the 1719 edition of Gale's Reflections on Wall's work; and the 1720 edition of Wall's Defence against Gale etc. William Wall (1647-1728) was vicar of Shoreham, Kent. He engaged in dialogue with Baptists. His history was based on the writers of the first four centuries (pro and con).. Hard Cover. Good Plus.

London: Griffith, Farran, Okeden & Welsh, 1891. . xvi + 304 pages + catalogue. Undated, but handwritten inscription to flyleaf "W. Alex Thackeray, Saturday Dec 5th 1891, Scarborough". William Wall (1647-1728) was vicar of Shoreham, Kent. He engaged in dialogue with Baptists. His history was based on the writers of the first four centuries (pro and con).. Cloth. Average.

Iowa Falls: World Bible Publishers Inc, 2002. . 376 pages. Daily comment on one or two verses from the psalms.. Paperback. Average.

Leicester: Inter-Varsity Press, 1979. . 200 pages.. First Edition. Paperback. Average Plus.

Edinburgh: Scottish Academic Press, 1991. . 216 pages. This first edition covered only Chapters 1 to 11. A later edition contained additional material on the remaining chapters of John, largely written after Ronald Wallace reached the age of 90. . First Edition. Paperback. Good.

Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd, 1953. . xii + 253 pages, a few instances of pen marks to margins in Chaper 16.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Average Plus.