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William Paton Mackay's greatest books are now available in one volume: Abundant Grace, Grace and Truth, and The Seeking Savior. Mackay, a Scottish physician in the late 1800s, became a believer when confronted with the gospel in an amazing way. He became a pastor and evangelist, and his life's work provides stories and examples that cause the unbeliever to consider the claims of the gospel and blesses the believer with a deeper understanding of the amazing work of God's grace. In addition to his books and work as an editor of a Christian journal, Mackay wrote many hymns, the most notable of which is "Revive Us Again." Laymen, Bible students, and theologians alike will savor the rich, complex thinking presented simply. Note that many copies of Grace and Truth are truncated, but this collection contains the entire book--all twelve aspects, not just six.

In this excellent book of advice and teaching for Christian believers, W. P. Mackay discusses a range of topics surrounding God and the spiritual life. This guide contains a range of profound lessons reminding us of the nature of the holy spirit, and the deeds all good Christians must carry out in life. Much of the book is composed as a conversation between two believers; this lively style ensures readers can stay engaged and understand better the teaching offered. The author frequently quotes Biblical scripture, that readers are assured of the truth and correctness of this book's words. We are reminded that the forgiveness of sins is not a matter of simply asking God; living a virtuous life mindful of one's forgiven soul is how great Christians can proceed in authentic faith. The differences between true service of the Lord, and service performed without truth in the heart, is discussed. We are also offered cautionary lessons, informing us of the dangers of the Devil.

In this excellent book of advice and teaching for Christian believers, W. P. Mackay discusses a range of topics surrounding God and the spiritual life. This guide contains a range of profound lessons reminding us of the nature of the holy spirit, and the deeds all good Christians must carry out in life. Much of the book is composed as a conversation between two believers; this lively style ensures readers can stay engaged and understand better the teaching offered. The author frequently quotes Biblical scripture, that readers are assured of the truth and correctness of this book's words. We are reminded that the forgiveness of sins is not a matter of simply asking God; living a virtuous life mindful of one's forgiven soul is how great Christians can proceed in authentic faith. The differences between true service of the Lord, and service performed without truth in the heart, is discussed. We are also offered cautionary lessons, informing us of the dangers of the Devil.