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Taylor, John and Durham, G. Homer (editor). THE GOSPEL KINGDOM - Selections from the Writings and Discourses of John Taylor Third President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Salt Lake City, UT: Bookcraft, 1987.
Gray spine with silver lettering. Light gray cover with darker lettering. Some rubbing. Soiling. Wear to edges and corners. Sticker on inside back cover. Pages are tight and clean. No noticed markings. Overall great condition! ; This book is a compilation of the writings and discourses of John Taylor, the third President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. ; 6" x 9"; 401 pages.

Hardcover, Very Good.

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Taylor, John and Durham, G. Homer (editor). THE GOSPEL KINGDOM - Selections from the Writings and Discourses of John Taylor Third President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Salt Lake City, UT: The Bookcraft Company, 1944. ; fester Einband / hard cover
Minor wear to edges and corners. ; Contents include: What is Mormonism? , Eternalism, The Concept of Godhood, Revelation, Truth, Man, The Nature of the Universe, The Meaning of the Gospel, The Mediation and Atonement of Christ, The Gospel Restored, The Nature of Priesthood, The Melchizedek Priesthood, The Aaronic Priesthood, The meaning of the Kingdom of God, Missionary Work, The Law of Marriage, Mormonism and the American System, plus many more great topics. ; 6" x 9"; 401 pages.

Second Edition, Hardcover, Very Good+ in Good dust jacket.

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Dye, David (editor). Live to be an Adam and Eve - Apostle John W. Taylor Circa 1888. Hindsight Publications, 2009.
Brand new softcover pamphlet! ; In this address attributed to Apostle John W. Taylor, we are graced with an oratory that is rarely exceeded today. Given in the Tabernacle about 1888, Apostle Taylor, son of Church President John Taylor asks us to consider "what you have to do to become an Adam or an Eve." <br> He then goes on to expound upon the heavenly parentage of Jesus Christ, stating that the Son's Father, even God, "came to Mary at the age of fourteen and sired Him." rarely had such a comment been made, and in a public place! <br> A number of other items are addressed in this discourse, including: <br> UNHAPPINESS: "Then what is the root of our contention and unhappiness? It is vice, not virtue. There is nothing but perfection in every law and principle that fovern the Celestial Kingdom." <br>LEAVING THE WORLD: "Instead of purging our characters and our minds of every worldy spirit, we have tried to bring them with us and incorporate them into the principles of the Gospel. <br>IDENTITY OF GOD THE FATHER: "I feel grateful, I want to tell you, beyond all my power to express myself of my love for my Heavenly Father. And I do not feel that I am abusing my rights or belittling His high and glorious calling and place of residence when I call Him "Father Adam,..." ; The FIG Project Series; 5.5" x 8.5"; 16 pages.

Softcover, New.

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Clarke, Samuel D. D. (1599-1682) - Late Pastor of St. Bennet Fink. A General Martyrologie Containing a Collection of all the Greatest Persecutions Which Have Befallen the Church of Christ, From the Creation, to Our Present Times; Wherein is Given an Exact Account of the Protestants Sufferings in Queen Maries Reign. Whereunto is added The Lives of Thirty Two English Divines, Famous in their Generations for Learning and Piety;... The Divers Manners of those Cruel, Horrid, and Inhumane Sufferings,... In Copper-Plates. The Third Edition, Corrected, and Enlarged.. London: 1676-1677.
Printed for William Birch, at the Peacock at the Lower-end of Cheap-side, London, (1677). - Title Page printed in Red and Black, [xl], 1-544; [ii], 1-483, [5]. - Imprimatur on Verso of Title page: Licensed, to be reprinted, July the 30th. 1674. Roger L'Estrange. - Numerous woodcut engravings, decorative capital letters and headpieces throughout the volume. Portrait Frontispiece and (11) full page Plates having (87) detailed engravings depicting the suffering of those accused of heresy. This collection of martyrology has the following additional and separate title pages: "A Relation of the Distressed State of the Church of Christ Professing the Protestant Religion in the Great Dukeom of Lithuania Presented to the View of all Compassionate Christians". London: Printed By John Redmayne for William Birch, (1676); "A Martyrologi e Containing a Collection of All the Persecutions which have befallen the Church of England since the Plantation of the Gospel to the End of Queen Maries Reign". London, (1677); "The Lives of Thirty-Two English Divines famous in their Generations for Learning and Piety and most of them Sufferers in the Cause of Christ, Together with the Lives of Gustabus Ericson, King of Sweden; Jaspar Colgni (Admiral Of France), and of Joan, Queen of Navar, who died a few dayes before that Bloody Massacre". London, (1677); "The Second Part: Containing The Lives of Gustabus Ericson King of Sweden who was the First Reformer of Religion in that Kingdom as also of Diverse Christians who were Eminent for Prudence and Piety", (1676). - This work is divided broadly into three primary parts, a 'general' martyrology, covering Europe and Biblical Lands, an 'English' martyrology, and within this enlarged edition, adds vivid biographical accounts depicting the torture and death suffered by many 17th c. believers. A few of the 16th-17th century English Divines include Dr. Collett, Dr. Robert Harris, Miles Coverdale, Master Paul Bains, Master John Cotton, Master William Bradshaw, Master John Dod, Master Jeremy Whitaker, Master Julines Herring, Dr. Potter, and Master Richard Capel. The entries for Dr. Sandes, Master Thomas Cartwright, Master Richard Stock, Dr. Preston, Master Arthur Hildersam, Dr. Thomas Taylor, Master John Carter, Dr. Sibs, Master Herbert Palmer, Dr. William Gough, Dr. James Usher, are illustrated with portrait woodcut engravings. - Some of the resources used by Samuel Clarke in compiling this martyrology collection were: Bede's History of the Church of England; Dr. Usher's Antiquitates Eccles. Britanicarum; Book of Martyrs; Hollinshed's Chronicles; Speed's Chronicles; Daniel's Chronicle; Sir Richard Baker Chronicle; and divers old Chronicles. - Collated Complete. --- This rare and important edition of Clarke's "General Martyrology" boasts a handsome and contemporar y fine leather binding, gilt lettered spine with burgundy leather label, and center gilt ornament on both boards. Its leaves are clean and crisp with minimal foxing. The Folio volume is in quite good condition and would be an asset and secure investment for your library collection..

Full Calf Leather, Folio (13" x 9"),

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