Library Tour with Commentary 

I don’t have them yet unfortunately. I plan to get them at some point. They are just so expensive.

Thanks for a look at your nice library :)

Because thousands of people speak Greek and mastered it. They then teach us the meaning of the text so we don’t have to. They’re called pastors.

Because his library is works of Plagerism. People are so stupid that they dont even know what reform means ???

@@Texasguy316 lol no. They lie about what the Greek says and the sheep bleet and eat it up.

If it's the oakish yellow spine book that's The Covenanters (about 2:45 in), I don't know who the author is, but there is a two-volume book on The Covenanters by J.Hewison

What is the time stamp for it? I’ve got a few books with that title.

U should read more Catholic books and about their history. These are all plagerism books. That what refrom means. Not from Catholic roots? Try Thomas Aquanis and St Francis.. Catholic Truth on RU-vid...

The benefit of a large library is that many books can stand as reference when you want to hear more voices on a certain topic. Over the lifetime of reading most books in the library will give help to knowledge in understanding and end up being used in some capacity. A lot of Blake’s titles look to be second hand, hard to find volumes. It makes sense to buy them when you find them, in hopes they will be of benefit when you get the time to read them.

@@benhuremmanuel some of them twice. I’ve visited 85% of my library. I’ve read 40% cover to cover.

@@j.alexandermyersen1176 yes that’s my system. I’m 31 at the moment. I look at my library as an investment in mine and others futures. I grab stuff when I can. Two weeks ago I acquired 50 volumes of various titles for $200.