A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Smith, George Adam • SECTION 188

From Press Notices Of Volume I.

← The Expositor's Bible: The Book of Isaiah, Volume 1 (of 2)

By the Rev. Professor JAMES DENNEY, D.D.

By the Rev. Professor G. G. FINDLAY, B.A., D.D.

By the Very Rev. Dean BERNARD, D.D.

By the Rev. FREDERIC RENDALL, M.A.

By the Rev. Principal SALMOND, D.D.

By the Rev. H. A. A. KENNEDY, D.Sc.

By the Rev. Professor A. S. PEAKE, M.A.

_The price of each volume is 28s. Volumes I. and II. may still be had at subscription price, viz. 30s._

_Those who have subscribed for Volumes I. and II. may have Volume III. on payment of 15s._

Editor of the _Expositor_, _Expositor's Bible_, _etc_.

The First Volume, of 880 pages, handsomely bound in buckram cloth, consists of the Gospels of ST. MATTHEW, ST. MARK, and ST. LUKE by the Rev. Professor A. B. BRUCE, D.D., and the Gospel of ST. JOHN by the Rev. Professor MARCUS DODS, D.D.

_The Price of each volume is 28s; but for those who PAY IN ADVANCE the price for two volumes is 30s._

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"Dr. Bruce's commentary on the Synoptics is a notable piece of work. It is cheering and refreshing to find these books, with which our inner life is so closely bound up, treated frankly and honestly, as well as adequately for English readers, and withal in so believing and reverent a spirit that the treatment need not repel the most orthodox.... All is set forth with great frankness and admirable common sense, and often in racy language, not without an occasional Scottish flavour."--_Athenæum._

"The first thing that strikes one when he takes up the volume on the Gospels is the uncommon handsomeness of the book. It is a joy to handle it and look into its pages. It is the very book to lure a student into reading. The form is so superb, the paper so choice and so light, the margins so delightfully broad, the type so clear and so tasteful.... The two scholars to whom this volume has been committed are the very men for the work. Each is a master of his subject, and each has gone into his task _con amore_.... A work worthy of the most cordial appreciation."--_Critical Review._

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