“The teaching in this little book is sound and should prove a help and comfort to many.”—_Record_. “We have little doubt that this book will receive as hearty a welcome as the Author’s previous volumes.”—_Life of Faith_. THE TWO CLIMBERS. A True Story, being the Author’s own experience. S. W. PARTRIDGE & Co., 2d. “It was read to me by a friend . . . and was by God’s grace the means of showing me the way of salvation.”—L. E. B. in _Life of Faith_. PEN PICTURES OF BIBLE HISTORY. MARSHALL BROS., 1s. “Dr. Townsend has certainly given us a new method of Bible Study . . . We heartily recommend it for use in the family circle.”—_Life of Faith_. AFTER THIS I WILL RETURN. MARSHALL BROS., 1s. Warmly reviewed by the Press. THE RETURNING KING. MORGAN AND SCOTT, 1s. Appreciative notices by English and American Press. THE ADVENTURES OF A BIBLE. R.T.S., 1d. This little booklet has been sold by hundreds of thousands, translated into French, German, Italian and Spanish; it has had a wide circulation on the Continent of Europe and in South America as well as U.S.A., and was published in the columns of a secular newspaper in Manila. BY THE SAME AUTHOR. {0} GREAT PRINCIPLES OF DIVINE TRUTH. Papers and Sermons on important subjects collected and edited by the Rev. Canon J. Gurney Hoare, M.A., Vicar of Aylsham.—2nd Edition Crown 8vo., with portrait and view of Holy Trinity Church. CLOTH GILT, 2/6 NET. CONTENTS: I.—The Source of our knowledge of Divine Truth; II.—Christ and the Sinner; III.—The Holy Spirit; IV Worship. * * * * * SANCTIFICATION. Parochial Sermons exhibiting the doctrine of Sanctification as revealed in Holy Scripture, as embodied in the teaching of the Church of England and taught by Evangelical Clergy.—Fifth Edition enlarged, 16mo. CLOTH GILT, 2/6 NET. * * * * * THE PROPORTIONS OF TRUTH. Price 2d. THE BREADTH, FREEDOM AND YET EXCLUSIVENESS OF THE GOSPEL. Price 2d. * * * * * London: CHAS. J. THYNNE. Footnotes {0} In the printed book the “By the same Author” (i.e. Edward Hoare) section is at the start of the book, before the title page. It has been moved to the end for clarity in this Project Gutenberg eText.—DP. {10} For further developments on this point, the reader is referred to “The Returning King,” pp. 25–29 (Morgan and Scott, 1/- net.) {19} R.V. “He.” {26} Hume, ii. 67. {28} According to the census of 1911, the population of the British Isles was 45,365,599, of which number five millions were Romanists, so that clearly the proportion is still diminishing. But it must be borne in mind that her leading false doctrines and non-Scriptural claims are being increasingly taught in this country.