King of the Earth
Sauer's first books were translated from the German by one G. H. Lang. F. F. Bruce wrote the foreward for the first book (which makes sense, as Bruce was also Open Brethren). A. Rendle Short wrote the foreward for the second volume. All five books were published by Paternoster Press in England and by Eerdmans in the United States, until Ronald N. Haynes, who had guided the publishing of the New International Version of the Bible, at Eerdmans, left to start his own publishing company. He was also the energy behind the publishing of the works of Erich Sauer, and by agreement, took the rights to publish those works with him to Ronald N. Haynes Publishing Company.
Ronald N. Haynes published these works up until his death on Aug 12, 1997. His heart for these works and for the publication of quality works of the masters remains a legacy to his family and to the church as a whole.
In 2012, Dynamix Worx Publications, and owner, David Fritsche, received the rights to publish Sauer's works from Paternoster Press, and from Carolyn Haynes, on behalf of Ronald N. Haynes Publishing. We are delighted to keep this chain of publishing rights open so that these important works can remain a part of the English language offering of Erich Sauer's important books.
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Ronald N. Haynes published these works up until his death on Aug 12, 1997. His heart for these works and for the publication of quality works of the masters remains a legacy to his family and to the church as a whole.
In 2012, Dynamix Worx Publications, and owner, David Fritsche, received the rights to publish Sauer's works from Paternoster Press, and from Carolyn Haynes, on behalf of Ronald N. Haynes Publishing. We are delighted to keep this chain of publishing rights open so that these important works can remain a part of the English language offering of Erich Sauer's important books.
King of the Earth
Sauer's first books were translated from the German by one G. H. Lang. F. F. Bruce wrote the foreward for the first book (which makes sense, as Bruce was also Open Brethren). A. Rendle Short wrote the foreward for the second volume. All five books were published by Paternoster Press in England and by Eerdmans in the United States, until Ronald N. Haynes, who had guided the publishing of the New International Version of the Bible, at Eerdmans, left to start his own publishing company. He was also the energy behind the publishing of the works of Erich Sauer, and by agreement, took the rights to publish those works with him to Ronald N. Haynes Publishing Company.
Ronald N. Haynes published these works up until his death on Aug 12, 1997. His heart for these works and for the publication of quality works of the masters remains a legacy to his family and to the church as a whole.
In 2012, Dynamix Worx Publications, and owner, David Fritsche, received the rights to publish Sauer's works from Paternoster Press, and from Carolyn Haynes, on behalf of Ronald N. Haynes Publishing. We are delighted to keep this chain of publishing rights open so that these important works can remain a part of the English language offering of Erich Sauer's important books.
Ronald N. Haynes published these works up until his death on Aug 12, 1997. His heart for these works and for the publication of quality works of the masters remains a legacy to his family and to the church as a whole.
In 2012, Dynamix Worx Publications, and owner, David Fritsche, received the rights to publish Sauer's works from Paternoster Press, and from Carolyn Haynes, on behalf of Ronald N. Haynes Publishing. We are delighted to keep this chain of publishing rights open so that these important works can remain a part of the English language offering of Erich Sauer's important books.
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| BN ID: | 2940149242900 |
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| Publisher: | Dynamix Worx Publications LLC |
| Publication date: | 06/03/2014 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 317 KB |
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