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Floyd Johnson

    

  

ChelseaFC

Hey Floyd,

     You deserve a star under your name for the simple fact that you flag up so many free books through Vyrso for us. Thanks a million!!

Cheers,

ChelseaFC

HJ. van der Wal

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/566827#Comment_566827

I can't seem to find it on the Logos website (yet), but here is another Logos freebie:

http://echristianresources.com/2014/02/free-hudson-taylors-choice-sayings-logos-ebook/

ChelseaFC

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/566848#Comment_566848

Click on the pictures. It will take you to the Vryso site and once they are downloaded they will appear in your logos.

ChelseaFC

Milford Charles Murray

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/566848#Comment_566848

H.-J.van der Wal said:

I can't seem to find it on the Logos website (yet), but here is another Logos freebie:

http://echristianresources.com/2014/02/free-hudson-taylors-choice-sayings-logos-ebook/

Peace!          *smile*

                                         Thanks for that link!          It worked perfectly!        It's indexing now!       I plan to put it on my IPad 2 also for reading these choice sayings ...

          Here's an excerpt from page 52 ..

"Rest

"Come unto Me … and … rest." Note well the word of Jesus, dear brother or sister, if you are heavy laden with your service, and do not mistake it. It is not "Go labour on" as perhaps you imagine. On the contrary, it is stop, turn back, "Come unto Me … and … rest."

Never, never did Christ send a heavy-laden one to work; never, never did He send a hungry one. a weary one, a sick, or sorrowing one, away on any service. No! for such the Bible only says, "Come, Come, Come."

Let us give up our work, our thoughts, our plans, ourselves, our lives, our loved ones, our influence, our all. right into His hand, and then, when we have given all over to Him, there will be nothing left for us to be troubled about, or to make trouble about.

What a comfort it is to notice how largely the Indicative Mood is used in the Scriptures. All the definiteness and assurance we can desire are conveyed by positive affirmations in the Indicative Mood; and it is noteworthy that each encouragement is either conveyed in the present tense, or is based upon it:—"The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not want."

Next morning, when I awoke, I felt a little inclined to trouble; but He gave me a word: "I know their sorrows, and I am come down to deliver them; and certainly I will be with thee" (Exodus 3:7, 8, 12); and before 6 a.m. I was as sure that help was at hand, as when, at noon, I received a letter containing more than £300.

At every time, in every place, about every matter, if you feel heavy-laden, pause at once; come to Jesus and rest. Pillow your head on His bosom, pour your burden into His ear, delight your soul in His love. And then, when rested and refreshed, "Whatsoever He saith unto you, do it." and you will find that a little word will go a long way.

What a privilege it is to be permitted to rest upon the assurance. "I will go before thee," thou shalt not be without a Guide, and "He that followeth Me shall not walk in darkness," "I will make the crooked places straight," the rugged places plain, and when thou comest up to them thou shalt find insurmountable difficulty already removed, that thy foes, like jehoshaphat’s, have slain themselves, that thou hast to strip off the spoils, and to make the valley one, not of conflict, but of praise—a Berachah.

When the heart submits, then Jesus reigns; and when Jesus reigns, there is rest.

Is it not too common to make the best plans that we can, and to carry them out as best we may, feeling all the while a great burden of responsibility, and earnestly asking the Lord to help us? Whereas if we always let Him be our instructor in service, and left the responsibility with Him, our strength would not be exhausted with worry and anxiety, but would all be at His disposal, and accomplish His ends.

When all is in His hand all will be safe, all will be wisely dealt with, all will be done, and well done.

Oh! the depth of the preciousness of the words, "He maketh me to lie down." Do we not know all too well what it is to be too weary to lie down—too restless to be able to take the needed quiet. But when He giveth quietness, who then can make trouble? When he maketh us to lie down, who can harass and distress?

Satan would have us try to-day to bear tomorrow’s burden with only today’s grace, and would dismay us with anticipation of troubles which loom in the distance, leading us to disobey the directions, "Take no thought for the morrow"; "Be careful for nothing."

The assurance that "the Lord is our Shepherd," carries with it the guarantee that no one of His sheep will lack that help, that protection, that guidance, for which their varying circumstances may call."

Daniel Radke

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/566848#Comment_566848

H.-J.van der Wal said:

I can't seem to find it on the Logos website (yet), but here is another Logos freebie:

http://echristianresources.com/2014/02/free-hudson-taylors-choice-sayings-logos-ebook/

Thank you for highlighting our site! As the creator of eChristianResources I want to let other Logos forum users know that we regularly highlight Vyrso and Logos books that are available for FREE. I would encourage you to check out our site often for such deals.

For example, here are three Logos books you may not have realized are FREE: 
http://echristianresources.com/2013/12/free-the-3-latest-themelios-biblicaltheological-journals-for-logos/

Hope you benefit from these three academic evangelical journals!

Sincerely,
Daniel Radke
Founder, eChristianResources

Mike Childs

Thanks, Floyd.

Lee

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/566929#Comment_566929

Thanks