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Sir Thomas Browne, an appreciation, with some of the best passages of the physician's writings, selected and arranged by Alexander Whyte by Alexander (1836-1921) Whyte, 1898 Bible Characters, Stephen To Timothy by Whyte Alexander 1836-1921, 2010-10-06 Newman: An Appreciation In Two Lectures, With The Choicest Passages Of His Writings by Whyte Alexander 1836-1921, 2010-09-29 Bible Characters, Ahithophel To Nehemiah by Whyte Alexander 1836-1921, 2010-09-27 Bishop Butler, An Appreciation: With The Best Passages Of His Writings Selected And Arranged by Whyte Alexander 1836-1921, Butler Joseph 1692-1752, 2010-09-26 Bible Characters, Gideon To Absalom by Whyte Alexander 1836-1921, 2010-09-27 Newman; an appreciation in two lectures with the choicest passag by Whyte. Alexander. 1836-1921., 1902-01-01 Bishop Butler. an appreciation ; with the best passages of his by Whyte. Alexander. 1836-1921., 1904-01-01 Bunyan characters in the Pilgrim's progress by Alexander, 1836-1921 Whyte, 2009-10-26

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61. Teacher
    STRONG, Augustus H. (18361921) Yale educated Baptist theologian, President Whyte, Alexander (1837-1921) Free Church preacher. Famous for Bible  
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    Extractions: setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Tripod Dating Search Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next HE GAVE ...TEACHERS Who REALLY is the 'Faithful and Discreet Slave'? Second Edition By David Aspinall A Testimony about the Need for Teachers: BEFORE the first serious cracks began to show in my faith in the Watchtower, God had already set me up for a soft fall. I was reading books I shouldn't have. Since all Jehovah's Witnesses officially believe that the only good food comes from the organization's table, I should never have started collecting non-JW books. But my years as a pioneer and trouble shooter (someone publishers take along on difficult calls) had taught me that the weapons the Watchtower supplies were inadequate. Books like Is the Bible the Word of God? and Aid to Bible Understanding, while impressive to theuneducated JW and Joe Public, didn't make much of a dent in the armour of half-educated unbelievers. Rather than dismiss such 'difficult' calls as goats, One thing that became apparent fairly early in my book collecting: most of the best books I found defending the Bible were written by clergymen! This became especially important later on, when I had to look more closely at the original books of C.T Russell and Joseph Rutherford. Since the Watchtower no longer published any of these books by its founders, they made quite the trophy on my bookshelves, never failing to impress fellow Witnesses who visited. Of course, neither they nor I would likely ever read them anyway why read 'old light' when we had so much fine literature with up-to-date 'spiritual food'? Nevertheless, though my faith in the organization was as yet

62. Fgb Spring 93 Article #5
    All his interests are now up there (Alexander Whyte, 18361921). We re to leavethe prayer room and climb into the watchtower. The assurance of Micah ?My  
    http://www.mountzion.org/fgb/Spring93/FgbSP5-93.html
    
    Extractions: Prayer—Fervent, Persistent, Expectant Daniel Shanks It is certainly not without personal conviction this article is penned; for if ever there was one pointed out and disqualified from writing a piece on “prayer” — my name would surely surface. There are plenty of regrets in my life concerning a neglect of this holy ordinance. How many of our heads must hang with shame as we reflect upon past years of sinfully shirking our responsibilities in this most blessed means of grace? Definite prayer, though, is a must. It is a must if we would have our labours attended upon by the Spirit of God. It is a must if we would walk and commune with the living God. It is a must in daily deliverance from indwelling sin, from the enticements of the world, and the assaults of our adversary — “Watch and pray, lest ye enter into temptation” (Mark 14:38). Prayerlessness in the life will surely give rise to spiritual defeat and decline in the soul. Any attempt to justify its neglect is vain and foolish: “I don't know how to pray; I don't have time; my work is so demanding; my body is constantly in pain; God is a sovereign God, etc.” Many excuses fill our mouths for avoiding the throne of grace; yet even the best is nonetheless worthless. They're all lies. Honesty demands a true confession; and when you `shell down the corn,' what do we find? — pride lurking, deep-seated unbelief, and a cold heart of indifference. (Again, personal experience is the qualification claimed for setting such forth.) These are the real culprits; aren't they?

63. Online Books
    Lord Teach Us To Pray Whyte, Alexander (18361921) The Lord s Prayer Watson,Thomas Complete KJV Bible PDF Format The New Life Words of God for Young  
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64. Job's Fifth Friend
    Alexander Whyte (18361921), for example, seems certain that My sins are everbefore me, was Job s continual confession toward God Far worse than all his  
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    Extractions: There is one friend missing from the book of Job, and I am undertaking, even so unseasonably late, to fill that role. It is a friend who makes a critique, not of the character Job/ 1/ but of the book of Job, a fifth friend who calls into question not the ethical integrity of the man Job, as the first four did, but the ethical integrity of the book about Job./ 2/ Myself, I love the book of Job with all my heart-though it would name me for my speech a false friend and a 'torturer-comforter',/ 3/ as Job his friends (16.2)-and I call it into question only on behalf of itself, so that its angularity and its cunning should be the better taken the measure of and so that it should not lie forever in the hands of timid and sugary theologians. I say its angularity because of its awkwardness in knowing its own mind and telling it, and its cunning because of its singular capacity to persuade its readers of its innocence in the face of its dubious ethics.

65. Classic Books And Articles
    Ph.D. Lord Teach Us To Pray by Alexander Whyte (18361921). Manuscript Supportfor the Bible s Reliability by Ron Rhodes. My Utmost  
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    Extractions: CLASSIC BOOKS AND ARTICLES Absolute Surrender by Andrew Murray All of Grace by Charles Haddon Spurgeon Answers for Today by Chuck Smith The Authority and Inspiration of the Scriptures by Benjamin B. Warfield (1851-1921) The Complete Works of John Bunyan Calvary Distinctives by Chuck Smith The Formation of the Canon of the New Testament by B.B. Warfield Charisma vs. Charismania by Chuck Smith The Confessions of Saint Augustine The Duties of Parents J.C. Ryle Effective Prayer Life by Chuck Smith Fox's Book of Martyrs by John Foxe Ed. by: William Byron Forbush Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners by John Bunyan Great Doctrines of the Bible by William Evans The Imitation of Christ by Thomas À Kempis The Inspiration, Inerrancy, and Authority of the Bible by Ron Rhodes The Inspiration of the Bible by A.A. Hodge (1823-1886) The Inspiration of Scripture by Loraine Boettner Institutes of the Christian Religion A New Translation, by Henry Beveridge, Esq. The Kneeling Christian by an Unknown Christian The Life and Times of Jesus The Messiah by Alfred Edersheim, M.A. Oxon., D.D. Ph.D. Lord Teach Us To Pray by Alexander Whyte (1836-1921) Manuscript Support for the Bible's Reliability by Ron Rhodes My Utmost for His Highest: Selections for the Year by Oswald Chambers The Necessity of Prayer by E.M. Bounds

66. WWW-VL: History Index: Scotland
    12701305), by Roy Campbell; Alexander Whyte (1836-1921). Genealogy. ScottishGenealogy Research Advice Scottish Genealogical Resources  
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67. First Presbyterian Church
    passion of selflove? Alexander Whyte (1836-1921), the Scottish ministerknown as “the last of the Puritans,” put it plainly  
    http://www.firstpresaugusta.org/firstpres/sermons/Romans15,23-33.htm
    
    Extractions: consumed. Exodus 3:2 First Presbyterian Church, Augusta, Georgia Home Ministries Missions Resources ... Questions Our Mission: To glorify God by demonstrating the transforming power of the gospel of Jesus Christ in our community and around the world -Quick Find- Our Basic Message Worship Services Directions Calendar Staff Session Diaconate Our Missionaries Sermons - text Sermons - audio First Presbyterian Church Augusta, Georgia Romans 15:23-33 The outward and upward movement of the gospel Dr. Raymond C. Ortlund, Jr. 28 January 2001 When God poured out the Holy Spirit in the days of the early church, he unleashed into this world a transforming power. And the newness he created did not just remake the isolated individual here and there; it created a new community bursting with energy, conviction and purpose. The world had never seen anything like it. And God is at work in the same way among us today. The book of Romans teaches the doctrines of that transforming power (1:1-11:36) and opens up the application of that power (12:1-15:13).

68. Quotes: The Glory & Sufficiency Of The Psalms
    Dr. Alexander Whyte (18361921) Scottish Presbyterian, often described as “thelast of the Puritans” “The Psalms of David shine to this day with a greater  
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    Extractions: (1) “I believe that a man can find nothing more glorious than these Psalms; for they embrace the whole life of man, the affections of his mind, and the motions of his soul. To praise and glorify God, he can select a psalm suited to every occasion, and thus will find that they were written for him.” (3) “They appear to me a mirror of the soul of every one who sings them; they enable him to perceive his own emotions, and to express them in the words of the Psalms. He who hears them read receives them as if they were spoken for him. Conscience-struck, he will either humbly repent, or hearing how the trust of believers was rewarded by God, rejoice as if His mercy were promised to him in particular, and begin to thank God. Yet, in its pages you find portrayed man’s whole life, the emotion of his soul, and the frames of his mind. We cannot conceive of anything richer than the Book of Psalms. If you need penitence, if anguish or temptation have befallen you, if you have escaped persecution and oppression, or are immersed in deep affliction, concerning each and all you may find instruction, and state it to God in the words of the Psalter!”

69. Saints Of Christian History
    Andrew Bonar, Life and Ministry Page Robert Murray M Cheyne (1813 1843) JCRyle (1813-1900) Alexander Whyte (1836-1921) Charles Spurgeon  
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    Extractions: and others for their great effort in providing these valuable resources on the internet. Augustine of Hippo St. Augustine of Hippo Christian History The Christian History Institute ... Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology by Walter Elwell (excellent resource) The History of the Christian Church by Phillip Schaff The Church History Project Ante-Nicene Fathers Ante-Nicene Fathers, Vol. I (The Apostolic Fathers with Justin Martyr and Irenaeus - Clement of Rome, Mathetes, Polycarp, Ignatius, Barnabas, Papias, Justin Martyr, Irenaeus)

70. Migrations Project - Surname Page
    Patrick FARRELLY (FARLEY), 18361921, County Cavan, Ireland. Alexander SPINKS,1795-1858, Ireland. Rahoda Whyte, 1930-1985, Syracuse, Onondaga County, NY.  
    http://www.migrations.org/surname.php3?migname1=IRELAND

71. General S-Z
    Whyte, Alexander (18361921). Bible Characters New Testament 29.99h. Bible Charactersfrom O. NT 34.99. Bunyan Characters, Series 1 25.00  
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    Extractions: M-R General Catalog S-Z SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI Little Flowers of St. Francis 9.95 SAINT JOHN, PATRICIA Missing the Way "They Could Not Enter In" 3.99 SAINT JOHN OF THE CROSS Dark Night of the Soul 10.95 SALERNO, TONY Life In Christ 14.99 SALTER, DARIUS American Evangelism 21.99h SANDERS. J. O. Certainties of Christ's 2nd Coming 5.99 Dynamic Spiritual Leadership 12.99 Effective Faith 2.50 Enjoying Your Best Years 9.99 Every Life Is a Plan of God 9.99 Heaven: Better By Far 10.99 Incomparable Christ 12.99 Prayer Power Unlimited 9.99 Spiritual Discipleship + study guide 12.99 Spiritual Leaderership + study guide 12.99 Spiritual Maturity + study guide 12.99 What of the Unevangelised? / Effective Evangelism (2 vol) 7.99 SANDISON, GEORGE Bible Answers for 1000 Difficult Questions 7.99 SANGSTER, W. E. (1900-1960) Pure In Heart 9.99 SARGENT, TONY Sacred Anointing 13.99 SATTERFIELD, R. Heritage of Holiness 9.99 SAWYER, M. J. SCATAGLINI, SERGIO Fire of His Holiness 10.99 SCHAEFFER, EDITH Affliction 11.99 Life of Prayer 10.99

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    Translate this page 19 cm. , *Whyte, Alexander, 1836-1921. ? ?, LCSHButler, Joseph,1692-1752. , ID=20821105 NCID=BA2405372X. ?  
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73. 3000(?)(?)
    Whitman, Walt (18191892) Leaves of Grass Whittier, John Greenleaf (1807-1892) TheBoy Captives Yankee Gypsies Whyte, Alexander (1836-1921) Bunyan Characters  
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74. Index
    Whyte, Alexander (18361921). Bunyan Characters. 1st Series 2nd Series 3rd Series. Wieser, Friedrich (1851-1926). Natural Value  
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75. Life Of Alexander Whyte - BARBOUR, G F
    on back endpaper. Alexander Whyte was one of the leading preachers, writersand Bible teachers of his day, 18361921. Much of his  
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    Extractions: 675pp. 1000g. Brown boards, black lettering on spine. Almost very good, very little wear to boards, binding sound. Somew foxing to preliminaries, hardly any elsewhere. A small number of pages have underlining of text. Owner's name inscibed at front, references to page numbers on back endpaper. Alexander Whyte was one of the leading preachers, writers and Bible teachers of his day, 1836-1921. Much of his ministry was in and around Edinburgh - he was awarded the freedom of the city. Protected frontispiece and a few further b/w plates.

76. Find In A Library: Alexander Whyte Scottish Preacher (1836-1921)
    Alexander Whyte Scottish preacher (18361921). By, Steven James Van Zanen. Type,English Book Non-fiction. Publisher, 1991.  
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    Extractions: Search: Find in a Library Web Help by Steven James Van Zanen Libraries Details Subjects ... Editions Choose Proximity: Worldwide Results out of for Worldwide Masters Seminary Library Sun Valley, CA 91352 New Orleans Baptist Theol Seminary New Orleans, LA 70126 Cincinnati Christian University Cincinnati, OH 45204 Westminster Theological Seminary Glenside, PA 19038 Dallas Theological Seminary Dallas, TX 75204 *Distances, where provided, are approximate and based on postal-code geographic centers

77. The National Archives | Search The Archives | National Register Of Archives | De
    Whyte, Alexander (18361921) Principal of New College Edinburgh (1). Wilberforce,William (1759-1833) MP Philanthropist (49)  
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78. Bibliotheek Klaas Schilder, W
    Cambridge (University Press) 1928 Bw 134 D 24; Whyte, Alexander (18371921) 1634 B2-632; Wijck, Bernard Hendrik Cornelis Karel van der — (1836-1921)  
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79. Ca. 2800 Englischsprachige Werke
    Translate this page Bunyan Characters (1st Series), by Whyte, Alexander, 1836-1921 Bunyan Characters (2ndSeries), by Whyte, Alexander, 1836-1921 Bunyan Characters (3rd Series)  
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80. Overview Of Rev. Alexander Whyte
    Rev. Alexander Whyte. 1836 1921. Free Church leader. Born out-of-wedlock inKirriemuir, Whyte s mother struggled to bring him up.  
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    Extractions: Rev. Alexander Whyte Free Church leader. Born out-of-wedlock in Kirriemuir, Whyte's mother struggled to bring him up. He became an apprentice shoemaker and was self-educated, fitting his studies between work. In 1854, he was lucky to obtain a position as school-master in Padanaram and the following year moved to another teaching position in Airlie. Here the Minister encouraged Whyte, teaching him Latin and Greek enabling him to enter King's College (Aberdeen) in 1858. While in Aberdeen, he was asked to serve as temporary minister in Woodside Congregational Church. He went on to study divinity at New College (Edinburgh) under Prof. Robert Rainy (1826 - 1906). He preached at Free St. John's in Glasgow for three years, before returning to Edinburgh to serve as junior minister at Free St. George's under Rev. Dr. Robert Candlish (1806-73). From 1909, Whyte served as Principal of New College. He retired to Buckinghamshire, where he died, but was buried in Edinburgh. Whyte is remembered as a powerful preacher.

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