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Hmmm so if your church doesn't have a library with that book already, feel free to send it this way... *cough cough*

And that's another good question to ask the beau! "How's your library look?"
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That is not much of a shock Andrew. On the recent thread about the RPCNA selling 100,000 Psalters, I must confess I did not think it was a great achievement as you probably own 90,000 of them.
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Sometimes you need two of some books, one that stays in your house and one for your car. The car copy is so that you can annoy the daylights out of people behind you as you keep reading while a red light turns green, or a green arrow permits a left turn... . I'm thinking that Calvin's Institutes or Charnock's "The Existence and Attributes of God" would be good ones for this purpose.

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I buy books all the time. I get extras. Mrs. Spurgeon, Ernest Reisinger, and I have a common love. Giving young aspiring men good books. I have also contributed to school libraries. You can't help young aspiring men enough. Even some old ones.

I just bought a box a books from someone here. I didn't have 4 of them. So the rest are for giving away to good men.

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I believe passing on good books is also helping faithful men who shall be able to teach others.

I love this kind of ministry.
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That is not much of a shock Andrew. On the recent thread about the RPCNA selling 100,000 Psalters, I must confess I did not think it was a great achievement as you probably own 90,000 of them.
Not quite! Only about 40 psalters actually (mostly English, some French), not counting the Bibles I have which have psalters in the back.
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I buy books all the time. I get extras. Mrs. Spurgeon, Ernest Reisinger, and I have a common love. Giving young aspiring men good books. I have also contributed to school libraries. You can't help young aspiring men enough. Even some old ones.

I just bought a box a books from someone here. I didn't have 4 of them. So the rest are for giving away to good men.

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(2Ti 2:2) And the things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also.
I believe passing on good books is also helping faithful men who shall be able to teach others.

I love this kind of ministry.
I was the blessed recipient of one of Randy's books some time ago, and much obliged I am.
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And you are muchly welcomed. I have seen the book Scottish Theology referenced a few times on this board. What a great find for you. I found that in a used bookstore down in Brown County Indiana. I love it when a book I give away fits the man.
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