This book gives ten sound reasons why our Dean Burgon Society deserves its name. These reasons are formed by an acrostic of the ten letters of Dean Burgon's name. As Dean Burgon, the Dean Burgon Society is (1) defending, (2) educational, (3) adamant, (4) neglected, (5) believing, (6) undaunted, (7) relevant, (8) growing, (9) obedient, and (10) needed.

This book describes the necessary ingredients in a successful marriage by an author who who has one wife of 59 years and five children. In addition, he is a well educated and trained pastor with many years of experience and a former Naval chaplain. No home should be without this book.

This book on Romans is from expository preaching sermons by Pastor D. A. Waite, Th.D., Ph.D. It brings to the mind of readers two things: (1)the meaning of the words in the verses and (2) the practical appliction of those words to the lives of both saved and lost people.

This book on First Timothy is from expository preaching sermons by Pastor D. A. Waite, Th.D., Ph.D. It brings to the mind of readers two things: (1)the meaning of the words in the verses and (2) the practical appliction of those words to the lives of both saved and lost people.

This book traces the significant history of the Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts that lie behind the King James Bible. Dr. Waite clearly demonstrates the corruption of the original language manuscripts that lie behind the 'new' versions. It is designed to inform those who have never examined the evidence.

This book is an attempt to bring a partial answer and reply to a number of errors and false statements in a book entitled "God's Word Preserved: A Defense of Historic Separatist Definitions and Beliefs." Dr. Waite defends the preservation, inspiration, inerrancy, and infallibility of the Words of God as promised in the Scripture, and teaches the true fundamentals about these issues.

This book is important because it answers various arguments set forth by foes of the King James Bible and its underlying Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek Texts. The arguments of the foes are not new. They have been around ever since the days of Bishop Brooke Foss Westcott and Professor Fenton John Anthony and their forerunners. Look at the principles discussed in this book, rather than at the personalities involved.

This book reveals the unorthodox beliefs of Westcott and Hort who are the men most responsible for the 'new' Greek text that underlies the 'new' bible versions. Their heterodoxy blinded their intellects, and prejudiced them adversely and unfairly in their textual theories of the Greek New Testament. This book contains 125 direct quotations of Westcott and Hort from 1,291 pages as contained in five books by both men.

Dr. Waite clearly outlines the mistakes seven fundamentalist schools are making in regard to 1. a false view of the doctrine of Bible preservation as found in the Bible, 2. their "ecumenical" and "pluralistic" approach to Bible versions. The Fundamental schools reproved and rebuked in this work reject the evidence for 356 doctrinal errors in the 'new' versions of the Bible and reject any one who uses ONLY the King James Bible.

This book on Second Timothy is the eighth in a planned series of books based on expository preaching from various books of the Bible. It is an attempt to bring to the minds of the readers two things: (1) the meaning of the words in the verses and (2) the practical application of those words to the hearts and lives of Bible-believing Christians.