Nicolas Simon

If we want to know God's mind about the church (or anything else He has established), we need to go back to the beginning. Extracted from Short Lessons From Church History. …

Brochure, 10-Point Type, 3.7" x 8.5", 6 pages

Nicolas Simon

A survey of church history relative to progress and regress in truth.

Epub Ebook, Available Online Only, 108 pages

Nicolas Simon

A survey of church history relative to progress and regress in truth.

Paperback, 224 pages

Nicolas Simon

Epub Ebook, Available Online Only, 93 pages

Nicolas Simon

Paperback, Large Print, 11-Point Type, 5" x 8" x .25", 94 pages

Nicolas Simon

Calvinism, Arminianism, etc.

Pamphlet, Entrusted Deposit Series, 10.5-Point Type, 5.5" x 8.5" x .1", 36 pages

Nicolas Simon

Paperback, 10.5-Point Type, 5' x 8" x .4", 180 pages

Nicolas Simon

His habitations on earth, however, are but the anticipations of His perfected house in the eternal state--- of that temple which is even now silently growing, as stone after stone is laid in their appointed place upon the living Foundation, and which, when completed, will, after the close of all earthly dispensations, become His tabernacle throughout eternity. …

Pamphlet, Entrusted Deposit Series, 10.5-Point Type, 5.5" x 8.5" x .1", 48 pages

Nicolas Simon

New, expanded edition. A useful guide to issues related to the Bible: Apocryphal books, canon, codices, interpretation, manuscripts, translation, etc. …

Epub Ebook, Available Online Only, 10-Point Type, 5" x 8" x .5", 200 pages

Nicolas Simon

New, expanded edition. A useful guide to issues related to the Bible: Apocryphal books, canon, codices, interpretation, manuscripts, translation, etc. …

Paperback, 10-Point Type, 5" x 8" x .5", 200 pages

Nicolas Simon

The unique character of this present dispensation is defined by two, never before true, circumstances: 1) Christ, as a man, is glorified on high; 2) the Holy Spirit has a personal, abiding presence here on earth. The subject of this pamphlet is this second topic and especially in connection with the individual. The Holy Spirit is a very real and distinct person of the Godhead, and the indwelling of the Spirit in the believer is equally as real. The net effect on the believer should, therefore, be both powerful and eminently practical. However, we cannot stress enough that the proper witness of the Spirit of God is not the exaltation of man, nor even the Holy Spirit, but the Lord Jesus Christ. The Spirit of God will not occupy us with ourselves. …

Pamphlet, Entrusted Deposit Series, 10.5-Point Type, 5.5" x 8.5" x .1", 28 pages

Nicolas Simon

We are indebted to the Reformation for the recovery of the truth of salvation through faith alone and not works. Truly, the Reformation was a glorious light after the darkness of the ages that preceded it. Nevertheless, much teaching remained clouded by the prejudices of former thinking. It remained until the 1800's before the truth of justification was brought into the full light of Scripture. Nevertheless, even today, the most common teaching concerning justification is called the "Imputed Righteousness of Christ." Unfortunately, it confounds God's righteousness with righteous conduct in man, and the law becomes the measure of Christ's righteousness. In the Pauline doctrine of justification, I now stand before God in Christ, in all the blessedness of that position knowing that my sins have been forgiven, my guilt has been put away, and I have been judicially cleared from all the consequences connected with my former life; I am "justified in Christ" (Gal. 2:17 JND). The life I once had is altogether done with at the cross. …

Pamphlet, Entrusted Deposit Series, 10.5-Point Type, 5.5" x 8.5" x .1", 28 pages

Nicolas Simon

There is much confusion in Christendom concerning the right and proper use of the Mosaic law. Some believe that the moral laws are applicable to Christians; others, that none of it applies. A small minority hold that all of it must be observed. The law came in so that offences might abound (Rom. 5:20); it addresses itself to the flesh and thoroughly condemns it. What the law could not do, in that it was weak through the flesh, God has done another way. No longer are we pursing our own righteous standing before God. We are freely justified by His grace and we stand before God where Christ stands. We have a new life in Christ, and we are to live in the good of that life in the power of the Holy Spirit. Our object is no longer self but Christ. Whereas the law said "do and live;" grace has given us life that we may live and do. …

Pamphlet, Entrusted Deposit Series, 10.5-Point Type, 5.5" x 8.5" x .1", 20 pages