Books by Jefferson Vann

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Another Bible Commentary

A devotional commentary on every passage in the Bible (based on the English Standard Version –ESV).

655 pages     Price: $4.99, US.

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An Advent Christian Systematic Theology (4-book series) 

NOW AVAILABLE IN PAPERBACK!!!

Systematic Theologies seek to answer people’s questions about God and the universe. These four books are examples of systematic theology written from a viewpoint shared by members of the Advent Christian denomination.

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           Words from the Collector

(revised and expanded 2022)

               He collected everything from money to buildings to women, but he is most famous for collecting wise sayings.  His name is Solomon, and one of the books we have from him is called Ecclesiastes.

This is a new translation of the Old Testament book Ecclesiastes and a reader’s guide to its content.

                                                  95 pages      $5.00 US 

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             Finding Gold in Genesis

                 Gold can be found throughout the pages of this book. It is a                     simple book, with a new translation of Genesis, some devotional thoughts, and some prayers. But there is gold here.  I challenge you to find it.

                 172 pages     $ 4.99 US

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The Coming King: a new translation and commentary of Matthew’s Gospel

Kindle: $ 9.99

Paperback: $15.00

148 Days with the Coming King

Kindle: $ 4.99

Paperback: $ 6.99

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