The Book of the Revelation contains outlined studies of the last book of the Bible. In his introduction, Strauss says, “Genesis is the book of commencement; Revelation is the book of consummation.”

The Prophecies of Daniel, Strauss has written an engaging and informative commentary quite applicable in this day when there is great curiosity about future events and what the Bible says about them. Both these books will be helpful either to the preaching pastor or to the serious lay Bible student who wishes a better understanding of biblical prophecy.

This collection from the late pastor and author Dr. Lehman Strauss features twelve of his best works. Discover for yourself Strauss’ rich exposition and material to provide spice to your sermon and insight to your teaching. Now you can add this must-have collection to your library.

In this book, Lehman Strauss studies the practical import and the prophetic meaning of the seven feasts described in Leviticus 23. Originally given to the Israelites, the feasts detail God's plan for the present church age and His purpose for a future dispensation. This single chapter in the Old Testament contains a complete chronological foreshadowing of God's design for mankind commencing with Christ's redemptive work at the cross and concluding with the establishment of the millennial kingdo...

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The Day God Died is a moving portrayal of the meaning and impact of Christ's Seven Last Words as spoken from the cross and set against the backdrop of His earthly life. No facet of this tremendous fact of history is overlooked as Dr. Strauss, with penetrating insight and deep reverence, examines the momentous events of the day Christ died—and their subsequent impact upon the world of His earthly pilgrimage. When Jesus Christ died on the cross, He did not die merely as God nor merely as a man, b...

How well do you know the Epistle of James? If, like the author of this book, your study has emphasized other portions of Scripture, you will want this helpful book. Dr. Strauss feels that his ministry has been enriched by his detailed study of James, and he writes with joy on this epistle about everyday Christianity. At last justice has been done to the work of "James the Just." Above all, James is practical. Dr. Strauss points out the message in this epistle for all believers — faith without w...

In March of 1982, barely nine months after his 50th wedding anniversary, Rev. Lehman Strauss received the crushing news that his wife had been stricken by a massive stroke. While spending days, weeks and even months at his suffering wife's side, Rev. Strauss learned that some trials in life go on very slowly indeed. As we sometimes find ourselves in a doctor's waiting room, we also sometimes find ourselves in God's waiting room. "Wait on the Lord: be of good courage, and He shall strengthen thin...

Our largest package, the 2025 Ultimate Library, provides an incredible library for biblical research and theological reflection. Whether focused on Church history or biblical exegesis, the vast collection of resources and titles at your fingertips cover the gamut—from most devotionals to practical discussions of pastoral ministry to the most rigorous scholarly and academic research. This package has everything you need to engage in the serious study of Scripture and its world, with respected resources like the Library of Hebrew Bible/Old Testament Studies | LHBOTS (382 vols.) and top-tier exegetical commentaries like the New International Commentary on the Old and New Testament | NIC (51 vols.).

The growing Strauss line of books has been augmented by another very practical volume in which Dr. Strauss applies Scripture to the needs of everyday living. Quotes from Galatians: "Perhaps the outstanding weakness in the Gauls was their caprice, well known in that day and not eradicated when they accepted Christ." "The Galatians were not to be excused since the substitutionary death of Christ at Calvary had been depicted so plainly before their very eyes and minds. Paul is not insinuating th...

These intimate devotional studies in the rich Epistles of John provide a searching volume for the reader who is willing to let Scripture speak to his heart and life. Dr. Strauss divides First Epistle of John into six parts: • The Penman • The Persons • The Purposes— fellowship, joy, forgiveness, protection, assurance • The Perils of the world, the flesh, the devil • The Precept • The Prospect The Second Epistle is treated as a whole. The Third Epistle is divided into conside...

"There are two supernatural forces contending for the mastery of man; they are God and Satan. Both cannot control a person at the same time. So when a man abandons God, the force of evil will take control." This timely volume takes a Scriptural and non-sensational look at the working of evil in our day, and the Christian's triumph over it through the ministry of angels and a grounding in the Word of God. Nine practical chapters include: • The God of this World • Satan's Influence in Gove...

Once again Dr. Strauss, with his usual insight and clarity, kindles our rereading of a letter from the Apostle Paul. This time it is his message to the Philippians — practical in its application, challenging in its gentle probing, melting the heart in its plea for true Christian living. "Christian," Dr. Strauss challenges the reader, "be a specialist. Seek to know Christ as the 'one thing' for which you live." About the Author Lehman Strauss taught Old Testament history for eight years at Phi...

History shows us that man has almost always believed in life after death. Only a few have dared to think that death ends all. What man's state is beyond the grave has been a matter of speculation and mystery for most. The Christian does not need to suffer from doubt and confusion regarding life beyond the grave, for the Bible has a great deal to say about man's immortal soul and the decisions in life which affect its destiny. This practical study of life after death takes a close look at the Scr...

The "eleventh" or "new" commandment - "that ye love one another" - was given by the Lord himself to His believing church and few Christians doubt its importance in their lives. This is not the case, however, with The Ten Commandments. The Law of Moses is probably one of the most criticized and misunderstood portions of Scripture. While some religious leaders make the Law the sole ground of man's salvation, others disregard it as of no value in this age of grace. What should the Law mean to Ch...

On all sides today we are besieged by books that tell us how to acquire happiness, how to fulfill our possibilities, or how to stop worrying. Most of them, written from a purely human viewpoint, leave the reader just as unhappy, unfulfilled and worried as he was before reading the book. Not so with Certainties For Today. This is a book based on certainties. Its answers to problems are the real answers, based on God's eternal Word and on His changeless character. Here are words of assurance—"Th...

The last words of some of the world's greatest men and women have been recorded in books, engraved upon marble slabs and monuments, woven into expensive tapestry, and painted in the most imperishable colors of art. But of all the words that have been preserved for us from the lips of renowned and little known men, the seven sayings of the Savior from the cross stand uniquely preeminent, towering high above them all. Wherever these sayings of the Savior are retold, men are privileged to peer int...

The Second Person of this blessed Trinity, our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, is presented here in the beauty of His holiness. As various aspects of His earthly life are traced through Scripture, they clearly reflect the heavenly glory manifest in the only begotten Son of God. These meditations on His glorious divine nature silently condemn the shortcomings and failure of man, but offer a powerful message of encouragement, refreshment and hope to all who will receive it. Each of the seventeen ...