Tu WORK OF THE Hoty Spirit. Cr. 8vo, Is. 6d.
Cave.—THE SCRIPTURAL DOCTRINE OF SACRIFICE AND ATONEMENT. 8vo, 10s. 6d.
‘Let readers judge : is this not now the pest systematic study of the Atonement in the English language ?’—Expository Times.
Cremer.—BIBLICO-THEOLOGICAL LEXICON OF NEW TESTAMENT GREEK. By Prof. H. CREMER, D.D. In demy 4to, 4th Edition, with SUPPLEMENT, 38s.
This Lexicon deals with words whose meaning in the Classics
is modified or changed in Scripture—words which have become the
bases and watchwords of Christian theology, tracing their history in their transference from the Classics into the LXX, and from the LXX into the New Testament, and the gradual deepening and eleva- tion of their meaning till they reach the fulness of New Testament thought.
‘Tt gives with care and thoroughness a complete history, as far
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Dahle.—LIFE AFTER DEATH, and the Future of the Kingdom of God. By Bishop DAHLE, Knight of St. Olaf. Authorised Translation. 8vo, 10s. 6d.
The late Rev. GC. A. Burry, D.D., wrote : ‘Messrs. T. & T. Clark have enriched modern theological literature by the publication of thig book. The volume is a careful, scholarly, and evangelical treatment of the doctrine of “‘ Last Things,” and bears evidence on every page, not only of close and prolonged study, but of the
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Dalman.—TuE Worps OF JESUS. Considered in the Light of Post-Biblical Jewish Writings and the Aramaic Language. By Prof. G. DALMAN, Leipzig. Authorised T vanslation by Prof. D. M. Kay, St. Andrews. Post 8vo, 7s. 6d. net.
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BOOKS RECOMMENDED IN HASTINGS’ ‘BIBLE DICTIONARY’
Davidson.—THE THEOLOGY OF THE OLD TESTA- MENT. By thelate Prof. A. B, DAvipson, D.D., Litt.D., LL.D. Edited by Principal 8. D. F. SALMOND, D.D. (International Theological Library Series.) Post 8vo, 12s.
‘This is probably the volume with which the name of Prof. A. B. Davidson will come to be most identified. It contains the fully matured fruits of many years’ study of the Old Testament, and of practical experience in teaching its theology. It will take its place in English theological literature as marking the highest level both of scholarship and of religious thought and feeling. It is truly a great work on a great subject.’—Dr. J. A, Srupi, in the Expository Times.
THE EPISTLE TO THE HEBREWS. Cr. 8vo, 2s. 6d.
‘For its size and price, one of the very best theological hand- books with which I am acquainted—a close grappling with the thought of the Epistle by a singularly strong and candid mind.’— Professor Sanpay in the Academy.
THE EXILE AND THE RESTORATION. With Map and Plan. Paper cover, 6d. ; cloth, 8d.
‘A remarkable instance of Professor Davidson’s gift of com-
pressed lucid statement. . . . It may be safely said that nowhere
within anything like the same narrow limits will one get so vivid
a view of that period of Old Testament history.’—Hapository Times.
Also by Prof. A. B. DAVIDSON :—
An IntTRopuctory HEBREW GRAMMAR, with Progressive Exercises in Reading and Writing. Seventeenth Edition. 8vo, 7s. 6d.
‘ The best Hebrew Grammar is that of Professor A. B. Davidson.’ —British Weekly.
HEBREW SyNTAX. Third Edition. 8vo, 7s. 6d.
_ ‘The whole is, it is needless to say, the work of a master ; but it is the work of a master who does not shoot over the learners’ heads—one who by long experience knows exactly where help is most needed, and how to give it in the simplest*and clearest fashion.’—Methodist Recorder.
OLD TESTAMENT PROPHECY. A. PATERSON, 10s. 6d. net.
Old Testament Prophecy was Dr. Davidson’s favourite study,
and in this volume are contained the final results of forty years’ strenuous thinking on this profoundly interesting subject.
Edited by Prof. J.
THE CALLED OF Gop. With Biographical Intro- duction by A. TAYLOR INNES, Esq., Advocate, and Portraits. Post 8vo, 6s.
‘The biographical introduction is admirable. . . . The sermons
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WAITING UPON Gop (a further, and final, Selection of Sermons). Post 8vo, 6s.
Deane.—PSEUDEPIGRAPHA : An Account of certain Apocryphal Sacred Writings of the Jews and early Christians. By Rev. W. J. DEANE, M.A, Post 8vo, 7s. 6d.
‘It is the most complete book on the subject in the English language, and contains the most ample information on these writings. It is indispensable to every scholar who wishes to be acquainted with this class of literature, and should occupy a place in the library of every theologian.’—Paron J. Guoae, D.D.
Deissmann.—BiBLE STUDIES. Contributions, chiefly from Papyri and Inscriptions, to the History of the Language, Literature, and Religion of Hel- lenistic Judaism and Primitive Christianity. By Prof. G. A. DEISSMANN. Authorised Transla- tion (incorporating Dr. DEISSMANN’s most recent changes and additions) by Rev. A. GREIVE, M.A., Ph.D. 8vo, 9s.
‘In every respect a notable book. . . . As to its value there can be no hesitation about the verdict. . .. Words, syntax, and jdeas can all be tested over again by a completely new apparatus of study, the lexicon of the New Testament can be enriched, the grammar rewritten, and the theology revivified and humanised.’ —Dr, J. RuNDEL Harris in the Ewanviner.