SPECIAL TITLES FROM BAAL HAMON PUBLISHERS

Worship That Pleases God - by James W. Bartley, Jr. (PhD)
February 2008, 360pp, 6' x 9' 
ISBN 978-075-688-4 (Paperback: US $17.99, UK £13.99)
Hardback 978-075-684-1 (Clothbound with Dust jacket: US $31.99, UK  £23.99)
Category: Non-fiction

James W. Bartley Jr. has gone beyond the common status quo to explore a subject that most authors do not have sufficient experiential credentials to delve into. He practically reflects on his more than 60 years experience of walking with God to bring many into an awe-striking deeper communion with God. His book, Worship that pleases God gives an accurate insight into the inexhaustible subject of Worship – as an invaluable asset in the Man-God relationship. Being a retired Professor of theology, Dr. Bartley has successfully made a holistic and unassailable exposition of worship – as a theme that finds its root in the book of Genesis and continues to Revelation in the Bible, while his academic perception lends credence to his work. Worship that pleases God is not just a book that enriches the knowledge of inquisitive readers; Dr. Bartley has carefully sequenced it in such a manner that even the least motivated reader will simply find the wave of his discovered supernatural worship pattern so irresistible.

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Saved By Grace - by Cory Clubb
February 2008, 240pp, 5.5' x 8.5' 
ISBN 978-075-690-6 (Paperback: US $13.99, UK £8.99)
Hardback 978-075-686-8 (Clothbound with Dust jacket: US $24.99, UK  £17.99)
Category: Fiction

After a tragic loss at a young age, James Manson an orphan-turned-reckless-workaholic, sees nothing but his own ambition. His career means everything, and others are only stepping stones on his way up. One horrible day, however, he is forced to question his priorities when his life spins out of control.

In the midst of this chaos, he encounters Grace. Will she be just another piece in life's puzzle? Or could she have the answers he needs?

 

 

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The Fatherless - by Erin Inman
February 2008, 420pp, 5.5' x 8.5' 
ISBN 978-075-691-4 (Paperback: US $17.99, UK £13.99)
Hardback 978-075-687-6 (Clothbound with Dust jacket: US $31.99, UK  £23.99)
Category: Fiction

Nick Pierce, a talented young boy whose singular obsession is music, finds himself overturned from a lonely life with his grandmother in Wichita, Kansas to the rather strange atmosphere of life in Western Kansas with the father he had never met. Although a friendly neighbor couple takes Nick under their wing, circumstances in life and his father’s attitude work against him.

 In search for a way to fulfill his uttermost desires, he enters into a world of the unknown – a stranger world that leads him into questioning right from wrong. In the face of a life-threatening sickness, Nick wonders if life could offer him a little more, if music may still flow from his fingers, in praise to the Father-God.

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The Sabbath and The Trinity- by Graeme Loftus (PhD)
February 2008, 212pp, 5.5' x 8.5' 
ISBN 978-075-689-2 (Paperback: US $13.99, UK £9.99)
Hardback 978-075-685-x (Clothbound with Dust jacket: US $24.99, UK  £17.99)
Category: Non-fiction

Sabbath concerns the invisible God, and fulfilled by the observance of a special part of invisible time.  Only faith can fulfil it in its proper designated form - faith in God, faith in the Word, faith in the Redeemer who completed his work of re-creation also on the sixth day and rested on the seventh for it is a miniature of eternity, which has been brought into a weekly cycle of time.  Graeme Loftus has succinctly unleashed a spirit-filled and mind-stimulating perspective on the long embattled subject of Sabbath keeping. As we move ahead to the prophesied end of times, it is imperative that we walk with an unflinching consciousness that there is a rest that remains for God’s people. Hence, Sabbath and the Trinity presents a biblically unassailable and historically faultless standpoint, which if critically juxtaposed with the present and the perceived future of mankind, gives a clear picture of the intents and the extents of God’s promised kingdom...a place of absolute rest.

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DOES GOD TRULY EXIST? - by Temitope O. Oyetomi
August 2006, 360pp, 6' x 9' 
ISBN 978-075-682-5 (Paperback: US $17.99, UK £11.99)
ISBN 978-075-683-3 (Clothbound with Dust jacket: US $29.99, UK  £19.99)
Category: Non-fiction

Archbishop Akinola, Primate of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), commends this book as a "valuable material for anyone tired of dodging the questions". Indeed, it is one book that has "raised a fathom of questions", as yet another Bishop - a PhD-holder - observes in the foreword. However, the tact with which the author resolves many of these questions is scholarly and engaging. The author writes with confidence and his arguments are intelligent and highly persuasive: facts and their interpretations are presented in a style that is approachable, digestible and amenable to reading by a wide audience. Ordinarily, one might think of it as a book for those who are in doubt of God's existence. Of course, it is. But it will be more applicable to those who are sure that God exists and who believe they are worshiping the true and living God. "Who really is the true and living God" and "how best can one relate with God" are the ultimate quests of the book. Drawing answers from science, religion and philosophy, the author has contrived a rare blend "that will plausibly challenge every mind". No wonder a Baptist minister recommends it "to all people no matter their religious persuasions". It is certainly an intellectual masterpiece.

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Solomon has a vineyard in a place called Baal Hamon. There are farmers who rent it from him; each one pays a thousand silver coins. (Songs 8: 11, GNB)