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tip on having the best christian library

brodav9

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:lightbulb I have enjoyed these books for years. Some are on the net for free, I still have them myself. most of what I read is minimum error most of the rest are much errors. KJV bible also good condenced topics in Thomson chain KJV bible. Ungers bible dictionary and bible handbook. He has much good archeology. Jfb commentary Jamison Fausett and Brown that is. They're the best. A.T. Robertsons word pictures He does the best N.T. Greek . also Thayers Greek lexicon. Gesenius Hebrew Lexicon that's the O.T. studies. Keil and Deleich O.T. commentary very good. Strongs concordance. his Greek and Hebrew not perfect but fair. also Strongs Systematic Theology good. two good books by Hobart E. Freeman introduction O.T. prophets. also his exploring biblical theology. J. Sidlow Baxters explore the book good through the bible. these are a must have. they are a good foundation I have others which cover various subjects. God bless.
 
Hello Brodav9, I too like to study and have assembled a personal library, in both hard copy and software. My library consists of mostly reference works and material, some are out of print. McClintock and Strongs cyclopedia, International Standard encyclopedia, Ante-Nicene, Nicene and Post-Nicene writings, Church history, Jewish history, English spirituality history, Theology, Eschatology, Ideology, Word Studies, Lexicons and Dictionaries.

Compilations of some of my favorite teachers like T.Austin Sparks, William Barclay, A.W. Tozer, A.B. Simpson, James Smith, Joseph Parker, DeVern Fromke, Charles Elliot Newbold Jr., Jurgen Moltmann, Manfred Haller, Charles Wilhelm, Benjamin Warfield and Alister McGrath.

I purge my library every couple of years to keep it manageable and organized.

I must say that I prefer hard copy over software and I am very blessed to have a large study and plenty of book cases.
 
I Google'd for some book inventory software, I found this free online site:

LibraryThing | Catalog your books online

That's if anyone reading this is interested in organizing their book collection. I only skimmed the site quickly, so look into it further yourself for more details. Its free anyway.
 
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