Roundhouse begins Sunday, and so we will begin our trek that direction this evening. Â It will be nearly two weeks before we actually make it back home (driving time and all), and as such, there will be no new posts until that time, unless something important needs to be said.
We thank you for reading our writings, and we pray that the Lord blesses you as you do His work!
-Bradley S. Cobb
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(did that get your attention?)
The Preview Edition of the Quarterly is now available.  If you want to download the digital preview — FREE — the link is at the end of this post.  But first, let me tell you a bit about it.  🙂
This preview edition has 15 articles, and 48 pages of encouragement, edification, education, and enjoyment from good, dedicated, Christian writers.
One writer with a lot of experience in personal evangelism is writing a series on preparing for Bible studies and getting people to agree to have them with you. Â We’ve got stories of conversions, interviews with “seasoned ministers,” a look at understanding “hospitality,” and even the first few chapters of a novel that we are certain you will find interesting and worthwhile!
Take a look for yourself:
If you like what you see, then by all means, download the digital copy of the preview (did we mention it’s free?).  If you’re like me, and you much prefer having things in your hand, you can order the print version of the Preview for just $3.99 (see the option below).  If you want to order 10 or more to share with others (friends, family, your local congregation), then contact us for a specific price quote (orders of 10 or more get a 25% discount).
And when you’re done reading it, please consider subscribing to either the print or digital edition.  Each subscriber will receive, as  BONUS, either 35% off of a book we publish (in print), or a free eBook of your choice from any that we publish.
Here’s the link for the digital preview:
The Quarterly – Preview Edition (eBook)
And if you want to order the print edition, just use the link below (or click here).
-Bradley S. Cobb
I hope that caught your attention. Â We were busy last week and didn’t get as many books added to the Jimmie Beller Memorial eLibrary as we wanted, so we’re making up for it this week!
Today, we’re adding three more books for your enjoyment!  And here they are:
By James Challen, this book could be called a doctrinal history of the Restoration Movement.  By that, I mean that he writes about the biblical doctrines and practices pleaded for (without mentioning the names of anyone involved) by people like Alexander Campbell, Walter Scott, James Challen, and others.
To download it, just click the link below:
The Gospel and Its Elements (James Challen)
Written by H.L. Hastings (a big name in the late 1800s for his fight against atheists and skeptics), this sermon is all about the church in Thessalonica. Â While we might not agree with everything he says, it is a worthwhile read–and it isn’t that long. Â The download link is below:
A Primitive Missionary Church (H.L. Hastings)
Originally given as a lecture before the Illinois State Historical Society in 1913, N.S. Haynes presented his manuscript for publication in their official minutes. Â It gives a very brief history of the Restoration Movement, then a brief history of how the Restoration made its way into Illinois, and then briefly shows the attitude of many of the brethren in the state toward slavery prior to the Civil War. Â It is an interesting historical piece, and we have taken the liberty to correct a few historical errors that the author made (with notations of what was changed appearing in footnotes).
You can download it and read it here:
Disciples of Christ in Illinois and Their Attitude Toward Slavery
-Bradley S. Cobb
We are sorry for not getting more posted this week. Â We will be making up for that next week, where each daily post from Tuesday through Friday will (Lord willing) contain multiple additions to the Jimmie Beller eLibrary to finish celebrating the one-year anniversary.
We spent the early part of this week at the hospital with one of the families from the congregation here in McLoud. Â Kitty Patterson, a wonderful friend and sister in Christ, was hospitalized last week, and the doctors discovered a 4-inch cancer that ended up getting into her stomach, intestines, and colon. Â They gave her no chance of surviving the surgery, but through the prayers of her Christian family, she came through it with flying colors. Â She will be hospitalized for close to another week, and then will have to be in a rehab center for several weeks while she recovers.
I know you’ll understand when I say that being there for her and her family was tops on our priority list, and getting new posts done fell by the wayside until today.
And now, on to our new addition to the Jimmie Beller Memorial eLibrary.
What we are giving you today is a series of lessons, given by some very prominent preachers of the last century.  It is the 1957 David Lipscomb College Bible Lectures (Part 1).  I don’t know if a part 2 was ever published, but if it was, I don’t have a copy of it.  🙂
If you’d like to know what is contained in this eBook, you have two choices: download it and read it, or just look below.
To read this fully-reformatted eBook, or to save it for later perusal, just click the link below:
-Bradley S. Cobb
With today’s entry into the Jimmie Beller Memorial eLibrary, we have reached the conclusion of the R.C. Bell series, “Studies in the Scriptures.” Â Just go on over to the eLibrary and download his volumes on Romans, Ephesians, and Galatians under the “Commentaries/Bible Studies” section if you missed them.
Today’s addition to the library is “Studies in Philippians,” a series of twelve “essays” on this inspired letter from Paul to the Christians in Philippi. Â At the end of each essay is a series of questions for discussion, making this a good tool to use in Bible classes or personal study.
To read this online, or to save it for future enjoyment, simply click the link below!
Studies in Philippians (R.C. Bell)
-Bradley S. Cobb
Continuing our month-long anniversary celebration of the Jimmie Beller Memorial eLibrary, we give you yet another FREE book to enjoy and learn from!
R.C. Bell wrote four books in his “Studies in the Scriptures” series. Â We gave you Romans last week, Ephesians yesterday, and today we give you his work on Galatians! (come back tomorrow to get the fourth book). Â This entire collection is available as one volume in print from Amazon.com, if you want it in a more permanent format.
This book contains twenty “essays” on the book of Galatians, complete with discussion questions at the end of each one, making it useful for a Bible class setting, or for personal study.
To download this fully-reformatted and corrected book, just click the link below!
Studies in Galatians (R.C. Bell)
-Bradley S. Cobb
As we promised last week, We are now giving you — FREE of charge — another volume in R.C. Bell’s “Studies in the Scriptures” series.
Today’s addition to the Jimmie Beller Memorial eLibrary is “Studies in Ephesians,” which was originally published by Firm Foundation nearly 60 years ago. Â This book contains twenty “essays” on the book of Ephesians, designed to be used in a Bible class setting or for personal study.
For those who would like R.C. Bell’s complete “Studies in the Scriptures” series in one convenient volume, it is available in print from Cobb Publishing at Amazon.com.
Also included in this volume is the autobiography of R.C. Bell, which, if you are a long-time reader of The Cobb Six, you may have seen here.
We hope you enjoy and are edified by this completely reformatted book! Â To read online, or to download for future use, simply click the link below!
Studies in Ephesians (R.C. Bell)
-Bradley S. Cobb
Perry Cotham was a great gospel preacher who passed away back in 2013. Â He wrote several tracts during his lifetime, and this is one of his best. Â He wrote clearly, biblically, and convincingly.
Today’s addition to the Jimmie Beller Memorial eLibrary is called “The New Birth, or How and When is One Born Again?” Â It is a discussion of the most important question for any and every person on earth: “What must I do to be saved?”
To read this completely reformatted and corrected work, just click the link below. Â You’ll be benefited by it!
-Bradley S. Cobb
We continue our month-long anniversary celebration for the Jimmie Beller Memorial eLibrary, giving you a new FREE eBook almost every day of the week. Â And today is no exception!
Originally published in 1947 by Firm Foundation, today’s addition to the library is a great resource for those who want to know more about the book of Romans.
R.C. Bell’s book, Studies in Romans, is divided into 52 lessons, with questions at the end of each lesson.  It was designed to be used in Bible classes, and gives a full year of structured study in this wonderful epistle of Paul.
We formatted this book several years ago, but have caught a few typos since then. Â If you happen to find some more that we missed, please let us know, and we’ll upload a corrected version.
Studies in Romans is available in print as part of the complete “Studies in the Scriptures” book by R.C. Bell.  If you’re interested in this 405-page paperback book covering Romans, Galatians, Ephesians, and Philippians, it is available on Amazon.com.  Or, if you’re good with the digital editions, just download today’s offering, and wait for the other three which will be posted next week. (should I have said SPOILER ALERT?)
To read this book online, or download it for later enjoyment, just click the link below:
-Bradley S. Cobb
Another day, another FREE, completely reformatted and corrected eBook!
Today’s entry into the Jimmie Beller Memorial eLibrary is a 23-page tract by someone who calls himself “Aquila.” Â This was originally published in the late 1800s or early 1900s, but is still very relevant today.
We invite you to read this short work, or download it for later perusal by simply clicking the link below:
Is Baptism Necessary? (Aquilla)
-Bradley S. Cobb
