The Bible Doctrine of Man: Or the Anthropology and Psychology of Scripture (Classic Reprint)

In issuing the Seventh Series of the Cunningham Lectures in this revised form, I renew my acknowledgment of the kind assistance rendered by my friends Professor S. D. F. Sahnond, D.D., of Free College, A berdeen, and Eev. W. Cruickshank, M.A., I nverurie, in the preparation of the original edition. To several friends in my own College I am indebted for help with the proofsheets now. The present is an entire recast of the book, and many pages have been rewritten. While retaining the substance and almost every detail of the work as first published, and maintaining without exception the positions then taken up, I have found it desirable to discard the cumbrous form, customary in such publications, of printing so many Lectures as orally delivered, together with a mass of Notes and Citations as A ppendix. The continuity of the work, even to the eye, has been provided for, by retaining the title-pages and ground-texts of the Six Lectures in the former edition, as the Six Divisions of the present. The whole, however, is further divided into sixteen Chapters, for greater distinctness of topical treatment.
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