Books
Lang's writings include fourteen major books and many other booklets. Some of his works are noted below.
- Anthony Norris Groves - Biography of A.N. Groves
- Atoning Blood
- The Unequal Yoke
- Firstfruits and Harvest
- Firstborn Sons -Their Rights and Risk
- The New Birth
- The Clean Heart
- Balanced Christianity
- Coming Events, An Outline of Bible Prophecy
- The Earlier Years of the Modern Tongues Movement
- Departure - An Appeal Addressed by one of Themselves Mainly to Christians Known as Open Brethren
- Divine Guidance - Its Reality, Methods, Conditions
- The First Resurrection
- God's Plan - Christ's Suffering and the Spirit's Power
- The History and Diaries of an Indian Christian - J.C. Aroolappen
- The Local Assembly
- An Ordered Life - The Autobiography of G.H. Lang
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