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The Book of Leviticus has in view a people in covenant relations with God, in whose midst God dwells, and who have movements of heart Godward. God had said to Moses, "When thou hast brought forth the people out of Egypt, ye shall serve God upon this mountain" (Exodus 3:12). He had said to Pharaoh, "Let my son go, that he may serve me" (Exodus 4:23). Here we see the manner and order of that service - the service of a free and willing people, an...

Being assured that "every scripture is divinely inspired, and profitable for teaching, for conviction, for correction, for instruction in righteousness" (2 Timothy 3:16), and also bearing in mind that "as many things as have been written before have been written for our instruction, that through endurance and through encouragement of the scriptures we might have hope" (Romans 15:4), it was sought in the readings -- of which this "Outline" is l...

It is written of the risen Lord that "having begun from Moses and from all the prophets, he interpreted to them in all the scriptures the things concerning himself" (Luke 24:27). Many of those "things concerning himself" are found in the book of Exodus -- a part of the Holy Scriptures peculiarly rich in typical teaching and nothing more is needed to make it attractive to those who love Him. It is sent forth with prayer that, at a time when God...

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It was the writer's privilege to be present at a series of Bible readings on the Book of Leviticus during the years 1921-22. The substance of what came out in those readings -- after free revision in view of publication -- is contained in this 'Outline'.

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This book is part of a large series from original sources of published ministry given over many years by Charles A Coates, who was born in Bradford, England, in December 1862, and died in Teignmouth, Devon in October 1945. Mr. Coates' active service was for many years much restricted through bodily weakness, and this contributed, under the Lord's hand, to the development of ... choice spiritual feelings. This set of books is published with the...

This book is part of a large series from original sources of published ministry given over many years by Charles A Coates, who was born in Bradford, England, in December 1862, and died in Teignmouth, Devon in October 1945. Mr. Coates' active service was for many years much restricted through bodily weakness, and this contributed, under the Lord's hand, to the development of choice spiritual feelings. This set of books is published with the des...

This book is part of a large series from original sources of published ministry given over many years by Charles A Coates, who was born in Bradford, England, in December 1862, and died in Teignmouth, Devon in October 1945. Mr. Coates' active service was for many years much restricted through bodily weakness, and this contributed, under the Lord's hand, to the development of ... choice spiritual feelings. This set of books is published with the...

This book is part of a large series from original sources of published ministry given over many years by Charles Andrew Coates, who was born in Bradford, England, in December 1862, and died in Teignmouth, Devon in October 1945. His ministry reflects his long life of devoted serivce to the Lord and His people. His active service was for many years restricted through bodily weakness and this contributed, under the Lord's hand, to the development...

Mr. Coates active service was for many years restricted through bodily weakness, and this contributed, under the Lord's hand, to development of choice spiritual feelings. His mind was remarkably formed by the teaching of the Holy Scriptures, and all that he wrote was the result of prayerful consideration. It is republished with the desire that this will be used to God's glory.

This book is part of a large series from original sources of published ministry given over many years by Charles Andrew Coates, who was born in Bradford, England, in December 1862, and died in Teignmouth, Devon in October 1945. His ministry reflects his long life of devoted serivce to the Lord and His people. His active service was for many years restricted through bodily weakness and this contributed, under the Lord's hand, to the development...

This book is a part of a large series from original sources of published ministry given over many years by Mr. C. A. Coaes. Mr. Coates' ministry reflects his long life of devoted service to the Lord, and is valued for its clarity and accessibility. It is especially helpful to young believers and those needing to be renewed in their relationship to the Lord Jesus Christ.

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Excerpt from China and the Open DoorWhat trade there may have been by the Chinese frontier in ancient days is not known, but probably it was considerable.China is, and has been, almost unique in its position as absolutely independent of resources from without everything the Chinese people require they have within their own territories. The trade the Chinese carried on in the ancient days, that we know about for certain, was principally on thei...

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