Book: 52 Studies On Romans by R.C. Bell

Wow.  1985?  Didn't know that.  That was long after Bell died I believe.  

Here is the Publishing Group where works by R.C. Bell and others are
available for download:  Restoration Movement | The Cobb Six

Here is the biographical information on R.C. Bell (born 1877) who was a
Bible Teacher/Professor at Abilene Christian College (now University) in 1919:
Autobiography of R.C. Bell | The Cobb Six  Sometime around 1916-1917 he
received his M.A. degree from SMU.  Was at a Christian Collete in Texas in 1911.
He spent Fifty years of teaching Bible in eight different schools, located in seven different states.

He was still involved in public speaking until about 1959-1960.  Passed away in 1964.
David Lipscomb (post Civil War) started Lipscomb University.  He was still alive when R.C. Bell
was preaching and Teaching.  Wasn't exactly a contemporary of Bell, but wrote several 
commentaries covering most of the New Testament.  Lipscomb was about 46 yrs older than Bell
when they were both alive at the beginning of the 20th century. Am going to create a LOGOS version
for his commentaries.  Maybe just one book at a time.  Don't know yet.  What I do know is that
his works are in the Public Domain.  Wrote his commentary on Acts in 1896 (1st edition).  Here is
the free downloads in other formats.  Won't be hard to convert to a .docx (LOGOS) format:

Lipscomb for e-Sword (for computers with Windows)

Lipscomb-MS  for MySword (for Android devices)

Lipscomb-tW for TheWord (for computers with Windows)

lipscomb-eSHD  for e-Sword HD (for iPhone, iPad, and Apple computers)

Don 't believe LOGOS has a listing for this these Public Domain works.  DO THEY??

David Lipscomb (January 21, 1831 – November 11, 1917) was a minister, editor, and educator
in the American Restoration Movement and one of the leaders of that movement, which, by 1906,
had formalized a division into the Church of Christ (with which Lipscomb was affiliated) and the Christian Church.
David Lipscomb definitely was a predecessor of R.C. Bell. Lipscomb University in Nashville is named
after him.  It was started several yrs before he died.   I attended there in the early 1970's...  Lipscomb
was in the publishing business several yrs before the Civil War began.

Please forgive me for rambling on.  Being retired for awhile now, I spend a lot of time
walking the dog and now...creating bible study works, etc.... for LOGOS and church work.
So fortunate that my wife can still work a few days a week.  Gives me time to create a few
books every week and prepare sermons for preaching. Been doing that for 50 years. The
preaching part that is.

Mark
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