Messrs Clark, in order to meet the wishes of such as wish to procure the volumes of each book consecutively, the First Series has also been arranged as below ; but if the Series is wished in this arrangement, it must be distinctly specified, otherwise they will be sent in the order of original publication. At least two divisions must be ordered at once, commencing with No. 1, and the Subscriptions must in every case be remitted in advance (21s. Nos. 1 to 7 ; 31s. 6d. for No. 8, containing 6 vols.). Any respectable Bookseller will receive the order, and trans- mit it to the Publishers : —
I. Hengstenberg on Psalms, 3 vols. ; Havernick’s General Intro- duction, 1 vol.
II. Olshausen on Gospels and Acts, 4 vols.
III. Olshausen on Romans to Timothy, 4 vols.
IV. Olshausen and Ebrard on Hebrews, 1 vol. ; Hengstenberg on
V. & VI. NeaNder’s Church History, vols. 1 to 8.
VII. Neander’s Church History, vol. 9 ; Gieseler, vols. 1 to 3.
VIII. Gieseler, vols. 4 and 5 ; Muller, 2 vols. ; Hagenbach, 2 vols.
“ The spirit of these writers is very reverent, their fidelity to the leading doctrines of the Cross generally unimpeachable, and, on the whole, we regard them as furnishing good ground for hope, that the Holy Spirit is raising up a body of expositors of His revelation in Germany, who will, before another generation is gone, have triumphed over and silenced the enemies of the faith. We think, too, we can discern evidence that He is gradually purging these defenders of the faith themselves from the taint of the old evil, which too many of them exhibited. Neander, Oishausen, Stier, display a progression, in simplicity of devotion, to the pure words of the Spirit, which is very manifest and very cheering. Between the first and the last there is a considerable interval in this respect, and the last leaves not much to be desired.” — Extract Jrom London Quarterly Review.