TWM Modules and Library for theWord Bible Program Content
Vess How to Win our Loved Ones to the Lord (Soulwinning) by Nazarene author Arthur Vess explores the topic of evangelizing our loved ones, focusing on breaking the repetition of unsaved people having unsaved children.
Miller Christian Character
This module on Ancient church history is a simple history of the Christian church.
In this shorter work (7 Chapters) on parables by Robert Ellis Thompson (Presbyterian), he takes a more non-standard approach to the parables. His chapters reflect this: 1. Light, 2. Life, 3. Sheep, 4. Food, 5. Touch, 6. Sowing and Reaping, 7. Upward. Although his presentation is a little out of the ordinary, none-the-less his presentation is interesting.
Puritan Devotional
Bible maps created by George Adam Smith. Various maps are included in this pack: Map of the Egyptian, Babylonian, Persian, Roman, Israel under Saul, David and Solomon, Palestine under Herod, Paul’s Missionary Journey and more! The maps are in the public domain
Archibald Alexander’s Outlines of Moral Science is a work about morality, and studies in virtue. Man, as a Creation of God, has a moral obligation to respond to God’s moral obligations upon man.
This is CH Mackintosh’s (Brethren) work on The Life and Times of Elijah as seen in the high events of his life.
Cox Female Scripture Biography
A CH Mackintosh book on the Olivet Discourse by our Lord Jesus Christ on the Jewish Remnant, and the Jewish nation as they relate to Christ’s teachings.
Mackintosh Call of God for Abraham and Lot is a commentary focused on Genesis 12 through 22 on the lives of Abraham and Lot, and God’s calling in their lives.
The Man in Black is a tongue in cheek work from time past in which Lehman satirizes how the world has “made the Devil a Gentleman” (and his son a man in Black, like a man of respect). While this is more like a work of fiction or something like Pilgrims Progress, it does have some interesting insights of compromise in 1913.
A daily devotional on Comfort.
Milton, John – Paradise Lost and Regained
Cheung Vincent – Presuppositional Confrontations
