Exposition of the Epistle to the Romans

by Robert Haldane (1764-1842)

God's Pilgrims: Their Dangers, Their Resources, Their Rewards

by Philip Mauro, 1912.

"It may be of interest to the reader to learn that the writing of this book was begun and finished on the memorable voyage of the Steamship Carpathia which was interrupted by the rescue of the survivors of the Titanic, and by the return with them to the port of New York. This is not the place to speak of the harrowing scenes and distressing incidents of the four days of that return trip. The destruction of the Titanic is a foreshadowing of what is about to happen to the great “civilization” upon which man has expended his energies, and in which he puts his confidence. For the unconverted, the obvious lesson of this tragic event is to inquire concerning the lifeboat. But there are also solemn and important lessons in it for the saints of God. Some of those lessons the writer has endeavored to set forth in the following pages."

Life in the Word

by Philip Mauro, Revised Edition, 1918.

Which Version: Authorized or Revised?

by Philip Mauro, 1924. 

The Second Coming of Christ

by Clarence Larkin, 1922. Includes all 26 charts and illustrations.