Erich Sauer
Great set of books for any library by Erich Sauer;
- From Eternity to Eternity: An outline of Divine Purposes
- In The Arena of Faith: A Call to the Consecrated Life
- The Dawn of World Redemption: A Survey of the History of Salvation in the Old Testament
- The Triumph of the Crucified: A Survey of the History of Salvation in the New Testament
- The King of the Earth: The Nobility of of Man according to the Bible and Science
I have them but would really like to have them in Logos, especially volumes 3 and 4.
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eternity to eternity is really Sauer's climactic work... i too would love to have these in eform.
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I have 1, 2, 3, and 4
in Spanish, but I also would like to have those in English and in electronic
form. Searching online bookstores I realized that those are very rare books to
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Add me to the thumbs up list for this man's work. I just found a vintage copy of one book today and it's really so good...
F.F. Bruce liked his writing. That says a lot!
The mind of man is the mill of God, not to grind chaff, but wheat. Thomas Manton | Study hard, for the well is deep, and our brains are shallow. Richard Baxter
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I agree. Discouraging to see this is an almost 4-year-old suggestion with no action on it yet.
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Erich Sauer's books are a must have in Logos.
I have made PBB's, but need to access the books on my iPad :-)
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Or, are there docx files made by an user to share?
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BUMP again :-)
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HansK said:
Or, are there docx files made by an user to share?
I don't think we would be able to do that, as it should still be under copyright.
Erich Sauer passed away in 1959, therefore under EU law the German originals will be in the public domain on January 1st, 2030. If you are based outside the EU, rules might be different. For the translation into English, it should usually have its own copyright, that depending on your jurisdiction might be related to the life dates of the translator or the publication.
If you are based in the US: Copyright law there is really complicated, maybe someone else is able to determine if those books are still under copyright. Seems like "From eternity to eternity" was first published there in 1954. That said, at least that book is available on the Internet Archive and they claim it is in the public domain.
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