Most valuable book other than The Bible in Baptist Silver?

NAC, and the complete Spurgeon collection are probably the most valuable, together with Calvin's Institutes, although all were in L5 Baptist Silver.

Of those that are new to L6, I'd suggest Baker Encyclopedia of the Bible (4 vols.) as the most valuable.

Other valuable items are God's Indwelling Presence: The Holy Spirit in the Old and New Testaments, and the various "Works of" collections.

Mark Barnes said:

NAC, and the complete Spurgeon collection are probably the most valuable, together with Calvin's Institutes, although all were in L5 Baptist Silver.

Of those that are new to L6, I'd suggest Baker Encyclopedia of the Bible (4 vols.) as the most valuable.

Other valuable items are God's Indwelling Presence: The Holy Spirit in the Old and New Testaments, and the various "Works of" collections.

As I perused the "New to L6" features in Baptist packages, I also came to the conclusion that the most significant stuff was already in L5 Baptist Silver.

But in addition to Mark's comments on new to L6 stuff, I'll add these

• For reformed Baptists, The Works of John L. Dagg are desirable.  Dagg was the first American Baptist to write a comprehensive systematic theology.
• I. Howard Marshall's New Testament Theology: Many Witnesses, One Gospel  and John Goldingay’s Old Testament Theology are significant works, though as a Baptist you may not agree with some of their conclusions.
• I also find the Dictionary of Major Biblical Interpreters to be useful.

JoshInRI said:

I just got a free Book of John resource for being on or with the Silver 6.0 Baptist group...yay.

David Taylor Jr said:

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He's probably referring to this: