Quick Overview
- comfortable hand-sized dimensions
- high-quality cloth-cover binding
- classic, highly readable type design
- beautiful foil stamping
- elegant gilded edging
- full-color reproductions of classic works of art
As the first in the “Inspirational Classics” series, this book is a Christian literary classic and perhaps the most widely circulated devotional treatment of Christ’s parables ever published. This new edition presents an original typeset in a time-honored form of book design and manufacture. The illustrations are selected from classic artistic treatments of the parables throughout art history, or are works with imagery that obviously correlates with the theme of a particular parable. Generations of readers have found Christ’s Object Lessons and all of Ellen G. White’s writings unparalleled for their profound biblical literacy, depth of insight, simplicity of expression, and spiritual power.
“This is the finest edition you will ever see of this spiritual classic. Share it proudly!”
Mark Johnson
President
Seventh-day Adventist Church in Canada
CONTENTS:
CHAPTER 1: Teaching in Parables
CHAPTER 2: “The Sower Went Forth to Sow”
CHAPTER 3: “First the Blade, Then the Ear”
CHAPTER 4: Tares
CHAPTER 5: “Like a Grain of Mustard Seed”
CHAPTER 6: Other Lessons from Seed-Sowing
CHAPTER 7: Like unto Leaven
CHAPTER 8: Hidden Treasure
CHAPTER 9: The Pearl
CHAPTER 10: The Net
CHAPTER 11: Things New and Old
CHAPTER 12: Asking to Give
CHAPTER 13: Two Worshipers
CHAPTER 14: “Shall Not God Avenge His Own?”
CHAPTER 15: “This Man Receiveth Sinners”
CHAPTER 16: “Lost, and Is Found”
CHAPTER 17: “Spare It This Year Also”
CHAPTER 18: “Go into the Highways and Hedges”
CHAPTER 19: The Measure of Forgiveness
CHAPTER 20: Gain That Is Loss
CHAPTER 21: “A Great Gulf Fixed”
CHAPTER 22: Saying and Doing
CHAPTER 23: The Lord’s Vineyard
CHAPTER 24: Without a Wedding Garment
CHAPTER 25: Talents
CHAPTER 26: “Friends by the Mammon of Unrighteousness”
CHAPTER 27: “Who Is My Neighbour?”
CHAPTER 28: The Reward of Grace
CHAPTER 29: “To Meet the Bridegroom”
462 Pages
