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Rare Book Collection, (2019-11-07) UPDATED 07 November 2019 No. Author/Editor Title Date Pgs. Publisher Pub. Place 1 Bonar, H. Hymns of faith and love 1869 192 J. Nisbet & Co. London 2 Bialmebog for Kirke og Hus 1877 256 Forlagt af Jacob Christiania Gamlet af A. Hauge Femte Dybwab Dplag 3 Bor herres og Frelfers Tefu 1881 365 Ubgivet af bet New York Chrifti Nye Teftamente Amerfanfte Bibel (Danish New Testament) Gelftab 25th edition 4 Bfalmebog ubgiven af 1890 280 Shnodens Forlag Decorah, Iowa Synoden for den norfte evangelift lutherfte Rirfe i Umerita 5 Salmebog 299 6 Liguori, A. Instructions on the 1888 320 Benziger Brothers New York commandments of God and the sacraments of the church 7 Hemlandsfanger Utgifna 1891 410 Lutheran Augustana Rock Island, IL Augustana Synoden Book Concern 8 Psalms and Lamentations 1903 216 MacMillan Company New York 9 Roe, Rev. E.P. Opening a chestnut burr 1874 383 Dodd, Mead New York (Rev. ed.) 10 Baegteren En Samling 1879 var. Troft i Gauges Truffe Red Wing, MN aandelige Salmer, af gamle og nhe Forfattere, til Brug ved Dphnggelfer med et Tillaeg, naermeft tilegnet Gandagsftolen 11 Holy Bible 1958 var. Collins London 12 Havergal, F. R. Kept for the master's use 1879 var. Donohue, Henneberry Chicago 13 Edwards, J. Treatise on religious var. American Tract Soc. New York affections comes with: An alarm to unconverted sinners in a serious treatise on conversion by Joseph Alleine (Abridged) 14 Confession of faith and 1884 205 Cumberland Nashville government of the Presbyterian Cumberland Presbyterian Publishing House Church adopted 1883 (Revised ed.) 15 Sears, B. Life of Luther with special 1849 486 American Sunday Philadelphia reference to its earlier School Union periods and the opening scenes of the reformation 16 Bibelen, eller Den Hellige 1893 1242 Udgivet af det New York Skrift: (Danish Bible) Amerikanske Bibel- Selskab 17 Treatise on the faith and 1848 171 Morning Star Boston practice of the Free Baptists: Publishing House written under the direction of their General Conference 18 Infidelity; comprising 18-- 576 American Tract Soc. New York Jenyns' internal evidence, Leslie's method, Lyttelton's conversion of Paul, Watson's reply to Gibbon and Paine, a notice of Hume on miracles and an extract from West on the resurrection 19 Emanuelson, P.J. Minne fran [1918?] 124 Augustana Book Rock Island, IL Konfirmationsdagen 20 H KAINH IAOHKH: The 1879 624 John Wiley & Sons New York New Testament 21 Keith, A. The evidence of prophecy 18-- 144 American Tract Soc. New York 22 Hall, J. Contemplations on the 1799 318 Rivington London sacred history altered from the works of the right Rev. father in God, Joseph Hall, D.D. VOL 3 (3rd ed.) 23 Korsbaneret: In hoc signo 1926 359 Augustana Book Rock Island, IL vinces Kristlig Kalendar for aret 1927 24 Drummond, H. Best thoughts: selections 18-- 320 Henry Altemus Philadelphia from the writings of Henry Drummond 25 Aarflot, B. K. Troens frugt: (Danish 1868 var. F. Beners Forlag Bergen hymnal) 26 Cumming, J. Church before the flood 1853 608 Arthur Hall, Virtue London 27 Grote, G. History of Greece (VOL 1) 1881 788 American Book New York Exchange 28 Grote, G. History of Greece: (VOL 2) 1881 844 American Book New York Exchange 29 Grote, G. History of Greece (VOL 3) 1881 848 American Book New York Exchange 30 Grote, G. History of Greece (VOL 4) 1881 875 American Book New York Exchange 31 C. S. First years of Christianity 18-- 145 Bible Truth Depot St. Louis, MO and what is the church? 32 Caldwell, J. R. Christ in the Levitical [18--?] 114 Pickering & Inglis Glasgow offerings: showing how the five offerings under the law represent distinct aspects of the one offering of the Lord Jesus Christ 33 Adams, J. G. Hymns for Christian 1847 642 Abel Tompkins Boston devotion: especially adapted to the Universalist denomination 34 Muller, G. Jehovah magnified 324 J. Nisbet & Co. London addresses by G. Muller 35 Tischendorf, C. Origin of the four Gospels 1867 287 American Tract Soc. Boston (Revised ed.) 36 Fisher, G. P. The Christian religion 1886 114 The Chautauqua Press New York 37 Riley, W. B. Old Testament types [19--?] 173 Biola Press Los Angeles 38 Lincoln, W. Church of God and the 18-- 102 John Richie Kilmarnock apostasy 39 Howson, J. S. Acts of the Apostles 1882 420 Charles Scribner's New York sons 40 Rawlinson, G. Heathen world and St. Paul: 18-- 180 Society for promoting London St. Paul in Damascus and Christian knowledge Arabia 41 Hurst, J. F. Short history of the medieval 1887 120 Chautauqua press New York church 42 Maclaren, A. Empty tomb: resurrection 1896 122 Moody Press Chicago realities made plain 43 Lumby, J. R. Acts of the Apostles 1887 472 The University Press Cambridge 44 Moorhouse, H. Ruth, the Moabitess 1881 63 Bible Institiute Chicago gleanings from the Book of Colportage Assoc. Ruth 45 Thomas, J. B. The mould of doctrine: a 1883 191 American Baptist Philadelphia study of Romans VI, 17, as Publication Society bearing on the meaning and value of the specific form of baptism, as appointed by our Lord 46 Hints on preaching: a cloud 1879 96 Hitchcock and Walden Cincinnati of witnesses 47 Cathcart, W. Baptism of the ages and of 1878 222 American Baptist Philadelphia the nations Publication Society 48 Bibelen: eller, Den hellige 1907? var. Norske Bibelselskabs Kristiania Skrift, indeholdende det Gamle og Nye Testamentes kanoniske Boger 49 Rodgers, G. Gospel according to Moses 1880 184 F.H. Revell Chicago as seen in the Tabernacle and its various services (New ed.) 50 Dunn, L. R. Angels of God 1880 295 Phillips & Hunt New York 51 Headley, P. C. Historical and descriptive 1850 284 Derby, Miller & Co. Auburn, NY sketches of the women of the Bible: from Eve of the Old to the Marys of the New Testament 52 Drysdale, A. H. Epistle of Paul to Philemon 1906? 219 Religious Tract Society London 53 Vogt, V. Bibelhistorie med lidt af [18--?] 106 Paa Konferentsens Minneapolis kirkens historie forlagsforeningens forlag 54 Great sermons by great 1889 358 F.J. Boyer Reading, PA preachers 55 Alighieri, D. Vision: or, Hell, Purgatory, 1880 452 American Book New York and Paradise of Dante Exchange Alighieri 56 Vertot History of the Knights 1770 330 Martin & Edinburgh Hospitallers of St. John of Wotherspoon Jerusalem (VOL 2) 57 Vertot History of the Knights 1770 336 Martin & Edinburgh Hospitallers of St. John of Wotherspoon Jerusalem (VOL 3) 58 Vertot History of the Knights 1770 348 Martin & Edinburgh Hospitallers of St. John of Wotherspoon Jerusalem (VOL 4) 59 Vertot History of the Knights 1770 297 Martin & Edinburgh Hospitallers of St. John of Wotherspoon Jerusalem (VOL 5) 60 Young, R. Vigtigheden af Bnne-Mder 1858 84 Methodisternes Forlag Kjobenhavn for at fremme religiøs Opvkkelse 61 Vor Herres og Frelsers Jesu 1880 654 American Bible Society New York Christi Nye Testamente (Danish and English Bible) 62 Weber, J. H. Evangelist no. 1 and 2 1887 147 [s.n.] Preston, OH 63 Goulburn, E. M. Thoughts on personal 1884 428 D. Appleton & Co. New York religion, Being a treatise on the Christian life in its two chief elements, devotion and practice (4th American ed.) 64 Wiberg, A. Christian baptism: set forth 18-- 311 American Baptist Philadelphia in the words of the Bible Publication Society 65 Macduff, J. R. Grapes of Eshcol: or, 1861 275 Robert Carter New York Gleanings from the land of promise 66 Denton, W. Commentary practical and 1864 218 Rivingtons London exegetical on the Lord's Prayer 67 Wesley, J. Select Psalms: arranged for 1891 284 Hunt & Eaton New York the use of the Methodist Episcopal Church 68 MacWhorter, A. Yahveh Christ, or, The 1856 179 Gould and Lincoln Boston memorial name 69 Grant, F. W. Dr. Waldenstrom and non- 188-? 44 Loizeaux Brothers, New York vicarious atonement Bible Truth Depot 70 Pratt, P. P. A voice of warning and 1846 128 Press of Zion's Independence, instruction to all people: or, Printing Missouri an introduction to the faith and doctrine of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 71 Hamilton, H. R. An English-Greek lexicon 1884 var. Crosby, Lockwood London 72 Grant, F. W. Creation in Genesis and in [1882] 61 Loizeaux Brothers New York geology 73 Exell, J. S. Practical readings in the 1874 231 Elliot Stock London Book of Jonah 74 Edersheim, A. Temple: its ministry and 1874 368 Religious Tract Society London services as they were at the time of Jesus Christ 75 [MacDuff, J. R.] Footsteps of St. Paul 1869 416 James Nisbet and Co. London 76 [Boyd, A. K. H.] Recreations of a country 1864 444 Ticknor and Fields Boston parson (17th edition) 77 Patton, W. W. Prayer and its remarkable 1885 456 Funk & Wagnalls New York answers: being a statement of facts in the light of reason and revelation (20th edition) 78 Jones, J. C. Studies in the Acts of the 1882 325 Hamilton, Adams London Apostles (2nd ed.) 79 Blackwell, C. S. Living epistle: or gathered 1898 542 John Ritchie Kilmarnock, fragments from the Scotland correspondence of the late Caroline S. Blackwell (New ed.) 80 Taylor, D. T. Reign of Christ on earth: or, 1882 545 S. Bagster & Sons London the voice of the church in all ages, concerning the coming and kingdom of the Redeemer 81 Sayce, A. H. Assyria, its princes, priests, [1885?] 165 Religious Tract Society London and people 82 Scott, W. Handbook to the Bible: Old [1879?] 393 G. Morrish London Testament 83 Bangs, N. History of the Methodist 1838 371 G. Lane & C. B. New York Episcopal church (VOL 1) Tippett 3rd edition 84 Bangs, N.
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