Search Results: Authors starting with D from Eighth Day Books

Finishing Line Press, August 2020. Paper Back. New.

SCM, January 1968. Paper Back. Very Good. Pristine, unmarked copy, with only wear being cover fading. Previous owner's ex-libris stamped on title page.

Wipf & Stock Pub, April 1997. Paper Back. New.

Zondervan, January 1992. Hardcover. Very Good. Firm binding and minimal wear. However, interior shows previous owner bookplate and frequent highlighting.

The John A. Hertel Co., January 1916. Hardcover. Very Good. John A. Hertel, Co., greeen cloth over boards, possibly two volumes in one. Firm binding; unmarked interior. Boards and spine show light wear to edges, with scuffing along center of spine. Pages show age-toning, but no foxing. Rare book in excellent condition for its age.

WestBowPress, November 2015. Paper Back. New.

Francis Asbury Pr. Paper Back. Good. Firm and unmarked, with moderate exterior wear.

Messages, July 1981. Paper Back. New. new/--.

Herald Press, June 1993. Paper Back. Very Good. Crisp solid copy, owner name present, one or two instances of underlining.

Northfield Publishing, January 2015. Paper Back. New.

Little, Brown, April 1991. Mass Market Paperback. New.

Back Bay Books, January 2001. Paper Back. New.

Cornell University Press, November 1998. Paper Back. Very Good. A new, comprehensive study--the first in English in over a hundred years--of the life and writings of St. John Chrysostom by the author of <i>Early Christian Doctrines</i> and <i>Early Christian Creeds</i>. With scholarly confidence, Kelly forms a convincing narrative of St. John's career, always framed by a careful reading of his voluminous surviving writings. We are fortunate that St. John is among the small handful of saints about whom we have a great deal of information--St. Augustine is the only comparable case--and we owe Kelly a great debt for his patient reconstruction of events out of such a massive amount of material. There are certain disappointments, mainly in what seem to be jarring anachronisms: Kelly's passing remarks about ''what seems to us sexist language'' or about St. John lacking ''the tools of modern biblical scholarship'' tell us more about modern… Read More

Geoffrey Chapman (An imprint of Cassell), November 1971. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Nice, sturdy copy, likewise the jacket. Some red pencil underlining, mostly in center section of text.

Back Bay Books, January 2001. Paper Back. New.

Little, Brown, 1991-05-01. Paper Back. New.

Zondervan Publishiing Company, January 1974. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. Good. Light edgewear to boards, pencil inscription inside back board, color pencil highlighting & notes, some bumped page corners. a very solid, bright copy. 1074 pp.

Cornell University Press, November 1998. Paper Back. New. A new, comprehensive study--the first in English in over a hundred years--of the life and writings of St. John Chrysostom by the author of <i>Early Christian Doctrines</i> and <i>Early Christian Creeds</i>. With scholarly confidence, Kelly forms a convincing narrative of St. John's career, always framed by a careful reading of his voluminous surviving writings. We are fortunate that St. John is among the small handful of saints about whom we have a great deal of information--St. Augustine is the only comparable case--and we owe Kelly a great debt for his patient reconstruction of events out of such a massive amount of material. There are certain disappointments, mainly in what seem to be jarring anachronisms: Kelly's passing remarks about ''what seems to us sexist language'' or about St. John lacking ''the tools of modern biblical scholarship'' tell us more about modern academic… Read More

Geoffrey Chapman (An imprint of Cassell), January 1973. Paper Back. Very Good. Tight, sturdy copy, nice covers, foxing to text block edges, occasional pencil marks in text.

Harper & Row, January 1963. Hardcover. Good/No Jacket. A nice solid copy, slightly rubbed, owner name & some underlining present. No jacket.