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The books available on this site are either in the public domain, or published with the permission of the author or publisher. You will find both ‘classic’ and ‘contemporary’ materials. While most all claim to speak in the name of God, in defense of the Christian faith, no defense or justification is offered for the site’s content. All books have been extensively bookmarked and are invaluable to anyone who reads the Scriptures. After browsing the site, if you have similar material in your possession and would like it considered for posting, please send it to the email link below. Help get the message out. God is saving a people in his Son, the Lord Jesus Christ. Click here and enjoy.

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What Is An eBook?

The term 'Ebook' simply means "electronic book", meant for viewing on your computer. Ebooks are usually in Adobe PDF format. All that is required to read an Ebook is a software program called Adobe Acrobat Reader, which will open PDF files. Ebooks in the PDF format are compatible with both the MAC and PC operating systems. Most computers already have the Adobe Acrobat reader software installed, but in the rare instance your computer may not have it, or if you need the latest version, you can download "Reader" for FREE at www.adobe.com.

Why Use An Ebook?

With an Ebook, you can read books on your computer screen and zoom in on the text to make the words as big as you would like them to be to read comfortably! You can also go to any page or chapter in the book with just a few mouse clicks, even if the book has thousands of pages! You can also print out any or all pages you like at your convenience. All of the eBooks on this site allow you to copy and paste the text of the book into another computer file, instead of retyping by hand. These are just a few of the features and conveniences of having a book in electronic format.

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