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Tell John by Geoffrey Allen and Roy McKay - 1932

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Tell John: The Message of Jesus and Present Day Religion by Geoffrey Allen and Roy McKay. This book was published in 1932.

This book was published by Alexander Maclehose & Co. in London.

Here is information about this book and the sequel to this book which is titled “He That Cometh”:

“This book develops and continues the message given in Tell John. It is written in fellowship with the leaders of the Group Movement, which is winning new converts each day in all parts of the world. Just as in Tell John the author re-interpreted Karl Barth’s teaching in its application to religion in this country, so He That Cometh is a vigorous interpretation of the life that is in the Oxford Group Movement.

He That Cometh is in effect a sequel to Tell John, and the general re-awakening to religion which was foreshadowed in the earlier book is here triumphantly proclaimed.”

This book is in very good condition and shows some wear. There is a date sticker on the spine of the book. There is a stamp on the inside of the front cover. There is slight splitting to the binding at the inside of the front cover. There is no writing or markings in the book.

Please view all of the photos for the conditions.

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