Books by Christine Miller, published by Nothing New Press.
Scripture Revealed Series
The Revelation of Jesus Christ Revealed
Using the teaching tools embedded in Scripture, discover keys to unlock the prophecy with clarity and understanding. As the puzzle pieces fall into place, fear will vanish, replaced with joy. Tomorrow’s headlines will not surprise you when you are forearmed with confidence in God’s good plan for His people, and with wisdom to prevent foolish decisions in critical times.
The Law of Love
If Yeshua is God incarnate (Joh 1:1,14) and the same yesterday, today, and forever (Heb 13:8) then the God of the Old Testament must be the same God of love as the God of the New Testament. But many describe the God of the Old Testament as vengeful, wrathful, angry, and judgmental. We have misunderstood the unique way Moses “writes about Messiah” (Joh 5:46) misunderstanding the Law, and the nature of the God whose Law it is. It is the Law of Love.
Finding Messiah in Torah
If God has declared the end from the beginning (Isa 46:9-10a), then He has declared Messiah, the Gospel of grace, the new birth, and the free gift of eternal life from the very first chapter of the Bible. In fact, all of the Law declares Messiah and points to Him. “For had you believed Moses, you would have believed Me, for he wrote of Me.” – Jesus, in Joh 5:46
From Sunday to Sabbath
The story of one Christian’s journey from Sunday keeping, being raised in the American Church, to Saturday Sabbath keeping, and the subsequent investigation into all the objections concerned family and friends brought up because of doing something that was commanded in the Law.
The Chiastic Structure Series
The text of each book of the Bible forms a continuous string of chiastic structures from beginning to end. The structures illuminate the “hard” places of Scripture, elegantly revealing the Gospel of grace, and the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, as well as providing amazing insight into the message of Scripture.
Homeschooling Helps
All Through the Ages
Teach and learn history using “living books:” narrative histories, historical fiction, compelling non-fiction, biography and literature. History is full of excitement, adventure, and heart-wrenching drama, which is almost always lost in textbooks. Bring the “story” back into “history,” armed with a library card and this exhaustive guide for every reading level from pre-readers through college-bound adults, divided by chronological era and geographical region.
Timelines from Creation to 1901
This eBook contains just the timelines from Nothing New Press’ editions of Guerber’s Histories: The Ancient World, The Greeks, The Romans, The Middle Ages, The Renaissance and Reformation, The Thirteen Colonies, and The Great Republic. The timelines cover Creation in 4004 bc, exactly as they appear in the newest editions of Guerber’s Histories, all in one place, for your convenience.
Narrative Histories, Reprinted & Expanded
Story of the Ancient World
From Creation through the end of the Persian Empire in 331 bc, Old Testament history is interwoven with the history of the ancient civilizations.
Story of the Greeks
From the first inhabitants of Greece through its incorporation as a province of the Roman Empire in 196 bc, told through the lives of its great men and ideas.
Story of the Romans
From the first settlers of Italy through the end of the Empire of the West in ad 476, told through the lives of its famous leaders and citizens.
Story of the Middle Ages
From the first inhabitants of Europe through the end of the War of the Roses in 1485, told through Europe’s famous kings, knights, and saints.
Story of the Renaissance and Reformation
The stories of the pivotal people and events of 15th and 16th century Europe are interwoven into a single harmonious and engaging narrative.
Story of the Thirteen Colonies
Fascinating stories from the first inhabitants of North America and the Age of Exploration, through the end of the American War of Independence in 1783.
Story of the Great Republic
From the end of the War of Independence through the opening of the 20th century, the story of the United States, her growth, milestones, and struggles.
