Biblical Hermeneutics: A Treatise on the Interpretation of the Old and New Testaments (Classic Reprint)

Editors and Publishers of the -B iblical and Theological Library is to furnish ministers and laymen with a series of works, which, in connection with the Commentaries now issuing, will make a compendious apparatus for study. While the theology of the volumes will be in harmony with the doctrinal standards of theM ethodist Episcopal Church, the aim will be to make the entire Library acceptable to all evanorelical Christians. The following writers co-operate in the authorship of the series :D r. Harman, on the Introduction to theS tudy of the Holy Scriptures; Dr. Terry, on Biblical Hermeneutics ;the Editors, on Theological Encyclopaedia and Methodology; Drs. Bennett and Whitney, on Biblical, and Christian A rchaeology; Dr. Latimer, onS ystematic Theology; Dr. Ridgaway, onE vidences of Christianity ;D r. Little, on Christian Theism and Modern Speculative Thought; Dr.
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