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By W. T. P. Wolston. Seventeen Bible n i g h t scenes, illustrating and elu- _ cidating various truths o f the Gospel. Many a young preacher has, by the study o f Scriptures brought be fore him in “ Night Scenes,” received what- has helped him to minister Christ with & fresh vigor to perishing souls. 3.00 2.47 Concise Bible Commentary
By William Cleaver W il kinson. Dr. Wilkinson an swers the questions: Was Paul a faithful follower o f the Great Architect’s plan in the erection o f doctrine and church, or did he dis- place Christ’s thought with his own? What freedom in expression may properly be exercised by a teacher em ployed in a school founded by men from whose com monly accepted, views his convictions depart? By James Iverach.. The chief sources o f this book are the Acts o f the Apos tles and the Epistles o f St. Paul. Beginning with his youth and education, his life is carefully followed. The writer has a very pleasing style. By B. H. Carroll, This is one o f a series o f books entitled “An Interpretation o f the English Bible,” edited by J. B. Cranfill. The author has been for thirty years a • teacher o f the Bible, and is considered a great Bible scholar and exegete. This is a volume I o f 450 pages, and is printed in large, clear type, with wide page margins. By E. P. Cachemaille. This contains a continuous' historic explanation, and a harmony o f the two visions. The book is approved by The Prophecy Investiga tion Society.
By Robert Young. Near ly 200 pages. The primary object o f this commentary is to illustrate the principal . passages in which the new version diifers from the common one, or where the meaning o f either or both versions is obscure. This is done' by means o f short and concise notes—gram matical and historical—use- ful for all Bible students. No difficult passage is left unnoticed. The object is not to say all that could be said on any given subject, - but only what is thought strictly- necessary. "By A. E. Garvie. Dr. Garvie discusses in detail, with constant reference to modern difficulties, the main features o f Paul’s gospel. A very human note is . struck. He presents the man and his message as distinctly as he himself has - been impressed by them. He does not attempt to re produce the mass o f con flicting opinions written by other scholars, but simply to submit, clearly and per sonally, the results o f his own labors.
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