Our conclusion from this survey is, therefore, that we have found nothing to upset the verdict, to which we have been led by critical investigation of the Acts of the Apostles: the second and third Gospels, as well as the Acts, were composed while St.
Here is Harnack's attempt to determine exactly the second source of Matthew and Luke (Q) both in regard to its extent and its contents, and to estimate its value both in itself and relative to the Gospel of Mark.
This Greek-Latin Parallel text of the New Testament is based on the Greek Testament edited by Johann Leusden, and the Latin New Testament edited by Benito Arias Montano (also referred to as Montanus).
In 'Spiritual Gifts for Christians Today', Knofel Staton offers eight lessons which bring to light important issues concerning today's charismatic movement.
The sermons, preached primarily at Westminster Abbey, consider the sure hope in Christ and the consummation of the age that we can reach through patience and through the comfort of scriptures.
Sound and graciousCharles SpurgeonThe study of inspired words is, when soberly pursued, a direct aid to spiritual profit; and a work of this description would be seriously defective, if in its construction this feature were entirely wanting.
This glossary is based upon the Aramaic inscriptions edited by the French Academie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres in the second part of the 'Corpus Inscriptionum Semiticarum' comprising some three hundred inscriptions from Assyria, Babylonia, Asia Minor, Egypt, and Palestine.
Bertholet's 'A History of Hebrew Civilization ('Kulturgeschichte Israels') is what some scholars see as the culmination of nineteenth-century scholarship on Israelite religion.
Exploiting the discoveries that he draws on so expertly in his 'Light from the Ancient East', Deissmann's intent here is to understand Paul in his historical and geographical setting.
'Light from the Ancient East' is the classic study of nonliterary Greek and Latin texts from theperiod leading up to, and contemporary with, the emergence of Christianity.
While Hatch is most often recognized for his meticulous work on the 'Concordance to the Septuagint', these important essays also serve to reinforce his reputation as a careful Greek scholar.
Cyril Barber is convinced that the books of Samuel were written not to display the horror of David's sins of murder and adultery, but rather to demonstrate God's faithfulness in raising up prophets, priests, and kings to move history toward the coming of Christ.
This translation of Noldeke's 'Kurzgefasste syrische Grammatik,' a lucid description of Syriac orthography and phonology (I), morphology (II), and syntax (III), is undeniably one of the major achievements of Syriac studies in the nineteenth century.
It was the famous Wellhausen hypothesis, elaborated and defended in his classic 'Prolegomena to the History of Ancient Israel', which more than any other single work of the mind revolutionized the critical understanding of the Hebrew Bible.
An exact copy of the celebrated uncial greco-latin manuscript of the Four Gospels and Acts of the Apostles, written in the sixth century and presented to the University of Cambridge by Theodore Beza in 1581.
A simply composed yet comprehensive summary of what the New Testament has to say about selected themes of the church and its role in the believer's life.
