Well, welcome back to another episode of Five Minutes in Church History.

Last week, when we were together, we were with Dr. Thomas, and we were talking about the

books that he was going to take with him on his deserted island.

He's got Calvin's Institute, he's got Bunions Pilgrims Progress, and he's got a biography

of Wagner.

Well, we've got him back before we sent him off to his deserted island to find his final

two books.

Dr. Thomas, it's great to see you again.

Likewise.

So, what would book number four be?

Well, I'm applying some rational thought to being on a deserted island without you there

to keep me sane.

I assume there's food.

I'm not catching fish and stuff by myself, I hope.

And there are pineapple trees and coffee beans that I'm maybe able to.

I'm not sure about lighting a fire.

So I need something super spiritual, and I think what I would go for is the Valley of

Vision, collection of Puritan prayers.

They have been phenomenally successful, published by the Banner, and sadly, they're not

identified.

The source isn't identified, which irritates me no end, because I would.

And maybe because the source, you know, may not actually dot all the eyes and teeth and

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