Ancient Christian Worship, and other reviews

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• A Rebuttal of James White's book, The King James Only Controversy: A Book Report -- "The author states in his Introduction, I oppose KJV Onlyism, not the King James Version itself."
• Book Review: Ancient Christian Worship -- "...insofar as the study of early Christianity tends to focus more on ideas than practices, this book is a particularly welcome contribution which might be profitably used in many a class on early church history."
• Book Reviews: Baptism in the Early Church: History, Theology, and Liturgy in the First Five Centuries -- "This comprehensive work concludes with an impressive ninety-three pages of six indexes..."
• Book review: ‘The Patient Ferment of the Early Church’ -- "All future scholars of the subject will need to take account of this volume and its innovative thesis."
• Going deeper with New Testament Greek (a book review) -- "The authors introduce each chapter with a practical example demonstrating how the subject of the chapter applies to reading and understanding the New Testament."
• Review by Tom J. Nettles of the Minutes of the Philadelphia Baptist Association, 1707-1807 -- "Both form and content make this a compelling book to purchase and own."
• Review of Strangers Below -- "As Guthman tells the story of the lonesome pilgrim of the Primitive Baptist, the reader is thrust into the melancholy mood of this Calvinistic religion."
• Sweeter Than Honey, Richer Than Gold -- "The author demonstrates that with a greater understanding of biblical poetry works, we can glean boundless meaning."
• The King James Only Controversy: Can You Trust Modern Translations? -- "It is a book defending the Christian’s liberty to read from whatever English translation they choose without being accused of being deceived."