(Paperback 220 pages)
A treatise on the work and offices of Christ by the 17th centruy mystic Jacob Boehme.

Set out in... More > three parts:

1. How the eternal Word has become man; and of Mary the Virgin, who she was from her first beginning, and what sort of mother she became by conception of her son Jesus Christ.

II. How we must enter into the suffering, dying and death of Christ; and out of his death rise again with him and through him, and become like his image, and live eternally in him.

III. The tree of Christian faith. A true instruction, showing how many may be one spirit with God, and what he has to do to work the works of God. < Less

(Hardcover 506 pages) The personal journals of English mystic Jane Lead, icnluding entries fo rthe years 1670-1677.

A collection of writings containing the revelations, vision, and prophecies of 17th Century English Mystic Jane Lead,... More > including:
The Heavenaly Cloud Now Breaking

The Revelation of Revelations

The Enochian Walks with God

A Communication Between the Saints Above and The Saints Below

The Laws of Paradise

The Wonders of God’s Creation Manifested in the Variety of Eight

A Message to the Philadelphian Society

The Messenger of An Universal Peace

The Ascent to the Mount of Vision

The Signs of the Times

The Wars of David

The Glory of Sharon

A Living Funeral Testimony

Sixty Propositions < Less

This is a reprint of the autobiography of Titus Coan and an account of his missionary work in Hawaii during the 19th... More > century. Titus Coan was heavily influenced by the ministry of Charles G. Finney and he is largely responsible for the revival, or “Hawaiian Great Awakening”, of the 1800s. Coan also gives first hand accounts of volcanic eruptions on the Big Island of Hawaii. Go with Titus into the seething, tumultuous caldera of Kilauea as he documents the fire and fury of one of God’s most spectacular geologic wonders. Fascinating reading! < Less

This is the autobiography of the Kingdom of Hawaii’s last monarch, Queen Liluokalani. Go with her deep into the heart of... More > the tumultuous times leading up to and including the overthrow of her reign. This book was written by the Queen during her time under “house arrest”, while she was confined to a single room of Iolani Palace by those who overthrew her throne.

The political, social, economic and spiritual issues of the day, being numerous and exceedingly complex, were all factors and influences that led to the overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy. This book will give you insight into many of the events of the day from the perspective of Hawaii’s last monarch, and most beloved queen. < Less

This is a reprint of the autobiography of Titus Coan and an account of his missionary work in Hawaii during the 19th... More > century. Titus Coan was heavily influenced by the ministry of Charles G. Finney and he is largely responsible for the revival, or "Hawaiian Great Awakening", of the 1800s. Coan also gives first hand accounts of volcanic eruptions on the Big Island of Hawaii. Go with Titus into the seething, tumultuous caldera of Kilauea as he documents the fire and fury of one of God's most spectacular geologic wonders. Fascinating reading! < Less

This is the autobiography of the Kingdom of Hawaii’s last monarch, Queen Liluokalani. Go with her deep into the heart of... More > the tumultuous times leading up to and including the overthrow of her reign. This book was written by the Queen during her time under “house arrest”, while she was confined to a single room of Iolani Palace by those who overthrew her throne.

The political, social, economic and spiritual issues of the day, being numerous and exceedingly complex, were all factors and influences that led to the overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy. This book will give you insight into many of the events of the day from the perspective of Hawaii’s last monarch, and most beloved queen. < Less

This is a reprint of the autobiography of Titus Coan and an account of his missionary work in Hawaii during the 19th... More > century. Titus Coan was heavily influenced by the ministry of Charles G. Finney and he is largely responsible for the revival, or “Hawaiian Great Awakening”, of the 1800s. Coan also gives first hand accounts of volcanic eruptions on the Big Island of Hawaii. Go with Titus into the seething, tumultuous caldera of Kilauea as he documents the fire and fury of one of God’s most spectacular geologic wonders. Fascinating reading! < Less

Classic 1659 edition by John Bunyan.

Classic 1659 edition by John Bunyan.