Studies in the Scriptures - 1922-23, Volume 1 of 17 Volumes

This the first complete printing of all of Pink's works. Get them while you can, for they are a treasure, and will certainly become valuable collector's items for lovers of God's Word. Pink was a theosophist before his conversion, and became a much traveled Baptist preacher. Now, because of his regeneration by God the Spirit, He has become noted for his many Biblically sound books. And all of those books appeared as monthly installments in his magazine, then collected into bound volumes as Studies in the Scriptures, except The Sovereignty of God. These 33 volumes of the magazine were issued yearly for 33 years. He also taught by mail some 100 or so students during this period, besides preaching at many Bible conferences. He was a devoted, intense student of the Bible, devoting a set number of hours per day in such study. Would-be visitors were met at the door and told by Mrs. Pink, Mr. Pink is in his study. ? He brooked no interruption. He had a photographic mind which carried prodigious information in it, to the point where he could not only often quote a passage, but tell you the page and the edition from which he was quoting it, though not having seen that page for years. Because of this ability it took a very brave man indeed to contradict something which Pink was teaching. For this man was capable of rolling out 50 or 60 pertinent Scripture quotations to prove his point. Having read all the 10,000 pages of Pink, and having been taught by him for two years before his death, the Reviewer is certainly prejudiced in his favor. Nevertheless, it is our honest opinion that every one of the readers of these volumes will profit immensely from all these volumes. First, because there are many excellent articles by outstanding authors, and from magazines and news media, that no longer can be found. This is particularly true in the first ten volumes or so, before Pink began to personally write all the articles. Secondly, because there are hundreds of short articles by Pink, on various interesting subjects, which have not been included in any of his books. Among to be noticed are his first articles of each year, usually only a page or two, but full of meat. Some of these short articles have been printed in booklet form, but few have access to them any more. For example, The Fourfold Salvation, several booklets on the Sabbath, etc., each of which will enrich and inform the reader. Thirdly, There are many short quotations appearing here and there full of pithy and memorable truths, for Pink was a very judicious reader who knew what would best stir the reader to further study on a subject, or on a pregnant verse of the Scriptures. In short, you will gain considerable benefit from having ALL of Pink's writings in these 33 volumes, blessings which you would miss if you only would read his published books. ALL THE FOLLOWING UNEDITED VOLUMES ARE INCLUDED IN THIS SET: Exposition of Hebrews (he quotes the best of the best authors, including Owen, Gouge, Brown) The Life of David ? The Life of Elijah (much of 1 Kings) ? The Life of Elisha (much of 2 Kings) ? The Satisfaction of Christ (great on atonement) ? The Gospel of John ? Gleanings in Genesis ? Gleanings in Exodus ? Gleanings in Joshua ? The Seven Sayings of the Saviour on the Cross ?The Prayers of the Apostles ?The Sermon on the Mount ? The Beatitudes and the Lord's Prayer ? Exposition of 1 John 1 and 2, The Doctrine of Human Depravity ? Exposition of I & II Samuel ? Practical Christianity ? Pink Jewels ? The Saint's Perseverance ? Sanctification ? The Saints' Perseverance ? The Doctrine of Reconciliation ? The Attributes of God ? Studies in Saving Faith ? The Divine Inspiration of the Scriptures ? The Ten Commandments ? Profiting From the Word ? The Doctrine of Election ? Understanding the Scriptures ? and dozens of others which I cannot recall at present. If you were able to obtain all of these in separate volumes at today's prices they would cost you much more than $1,000.00.