David L. Roper Knihy

A study of the life of Christ based on the Gospel accounts.

Set against the backdrop of significant historical events like the 1918 flu epidemic, World War I, the Depression, and the Dust Bowl, the narrative explores the life of a sharecropper's son. It delves into themes of aspiration and resilience, highlighting his dream of land ownership amidst hardships. The story is enriched with vivid depictions of rural life, including old-time medicine and education, while blending wry humor with moments of tragedy and triumph, creating a poignant yet entertaining portrayal of perseverance.

Part 2 of David Roper's doctrinal study on Romans completes the in-depth study of Paul's inspired letter, covering the teachings in Romans 8—16. This encouraging section of the Scriptures focuses on the Christian's victory over sin and death, as well as the security of the Spirit-led life. Roper explains the concept of being God's elect and the divine promise that all things work for the good of those who love the Lord. He highlights the wonder of salvation through hearing and obeying the gospel and provides a beautiful, concise description of Christian living. (480 pages)

A study of hte last half of the Book of Acts, with maps and charts

The Book of Revelation, with its vivid images and symbols, presents an interpretive challenge to even the finest Christian scholars. However, David Roper provides one of the most helpful and easy-to-understand studies of this book in his two-volume set on Revelation. in this volume, he covers chapters 12 through 22 in a thrilling study that leads the reader to rejoice over Satan's ultimate defeat. Roper unwraps the mystery that has surrounded the images of battles, beasts, and bowls of wrath. His comments on the end time clear away confusing theories about Armageddon and Christ's reign, allowing the reader to focus on the true message of Revelation-Christian victory. He clearly conveys the marvelous promise revelated to The one who remains faithful until death will he blessed with eternal life. TRUTH FOR TODAY COMMENTARY"An easy-to-read commentary that applies the truth of the Scriptures to everyone's life." The Truth for Today Commentary series is

A study of the first 14 chapters of the Book of Acts, with maps, charts, and diagrams

This title demostrates how 36 of Nostradamus's first oracles perfectly correlate with historical events that occurred primarily in France and occasionally elsewhere: all, during the past five centuries and all without the commitment of a single error, thus fulfilling the content of each prophecy with exactitude.

The story follows Herbie, who, unable to have a puppy, brings home a large, greenish friend named Frank. As Frank tries to fit into Herbie's life, chaos unfolds, revealing his unique and vibrant personality. Herbie and his mom uncover unexpected talents in Frank, highlighting themes of friendship, acceptance, and the joy of embracing differences.