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Bible Myths and Their Parallels in Other Religions
Being a Comparison of the Old and New Testament Myths and Miracles With Those of Heathen Nations of Antiquity, Considering Also Their Origin and Meaning
by T. W. Doane
The work naturally begins with the Eden myth, and is followed by a consideration of the principal Old Testament legends, showing their universality, origin and meaning. Next will be found the account of the birth of Christ Jesus, with his history until the close of his life upon earth, showing, in connection therewith, the universality of the myth of the Virgin-born, Crucified and Resurrected Saviour.

Before showing the origin and meaning of the myth (which is done in Chapter XXXIX.), we have considered the Miracles of Christ Jesus, the Eucharist, Baptism, the Worship of the Virgin, Christian Symbols, the Birthday of Christ Jesus, the Doctrine of the Trinity, Why Christianity Prospered, and the Antiquity of Pagan Religions, besides making a comparison of the legendary histories of Crishna and Jesus, and Buddha and Jesus. The concluding chapter relates to the question, What do we really know about Jesus?

In the words of Prof. Max Muller (The Science of Religion, p. 11): "A comparison of all the religions of the world, in which none can claim a privileged position, will no doubt seem to many dangerous and reprehensible, because ignoring that peculiar reverence which everybody, down to the mere fetish worshiper, feels for his own religion, and for his own god. Let me say, then, at once, that I myself have shared these misgivings, but that I have tried to overcome them, because I would not and could not allow myself to surrender either what I hold to be the truth, or what I hold still dearer than truth, the right of testing truth. Nordo I regret it. I do not say that the Science of Religion is all gain. No, it entails losses, and losses of many things which we hold dear. But this I will say, that, as far as my humble judgement goes, it does not entail the loss of anything that is essential to true religion, and that, if we strike the balance honestly, the gain is immeasurably greater than the loss."
Jesus and What He Said
by Arthur Salter Burrows
Jesus said, "Search the Scriptures, because ye think that in them ye have eternal life: and these are they which testify of me."

This book contains a compilation of Bible truths, based upon What Jesus Said. Contextual completeness. No comment is added. Dogmatic arrangement is avoided.

Part I. gives the consecutive order of His human life.

Part II. presents the teachings of Jesus. Each first selection under the given subject is inserted in its full text. Following are all the references in His teachings upon the same subject. Old Testament Illustrations reveal Prophecy and Promise: also many other references for practical application.

To His original Apostles Jesus said, "I have yet many things to say unto you, but ye cannot bear them now. Howbeit, when He, the Spirit of Truth, is come. He shall guide you into all the truth." Apostolic Interpretation shows inspirational fulfilment of this assurance.

This work will help Ministers of the Gospel in their analytic use of the Scriptures. Each page Subject may likewise aid Sermon preparation. The work will assist Sunday School Teachers, and Leaders of Young People's Meetings. It will help all who wish to study the Sayings of Him Who "spake as never man spake."

A complete Index to Subjects and Topical References is added.

Part III., Doctrinal and General Index. One hundred subjects. Two thousand topics. Also, Scripture names not directly referred to through the teachings of Jesus.
Muhammad and Christ
by Moulvi Muhammad Ali
Learn more about Islamic teachings through the lives of two of its prophets or gain a different perspective on Jesus Christ to that usually taught in Western culture with this religious book by Moulvi Muhammad Ali. In Islam Jesus Christ is believed to be another prophet, important in his own right (although not of course divine himself as Christians believe). Here Ali compares the lives of Muhammad and Christ with great respect to the dignity of both. As the introduction states: "A belief in all the prophets of the world being thus the basic principle of the faith of Islam, the Muslims have always been averse to institute comparisons between the various prophets of the world... lest in the heat of controversy on such points, things might be said which may be derogatory to the dignity of a prophet." Moulvi Muhammad Ali was a respected and prominent Islamic scholar, so he naturally writes from an Islamic perspective. For Moslems this book is an excellent look into their religion, but it is equally valuable for Christians and other religions as an insight and understanding of Islamic culture, which can surely only help in this divided age.
The Christian Mythology
by Brigham Leatherbee
That Christianity, as to-day presented by the orthodox, is far different from the Christianity promulgated by the early fathers, few are so blinded as to doubt. Christianity, like all other religions, came not into the world full-grown, but from the simple conceptions of its early followers became gradually elaborated by the introduction of pagan forms and customs until it supplanted its early rivals and gave its adherents a compact and solid theology not very different from that of its predecessors. However, before considering the genealogy of Christianity, or its heirlooms from paganism, let us turn our attention to what were presumably the beginnings of the religious views of mankind.

Probably the true source of that human characteristic which is defined as the religious instinct and which is supposed to be an elevating and moral agent, is to be found in the superstition which originated in fear of the unknown.
A History of the Christian Church
by Williston Walker
Eminent church historian and theologian Professor Williston Walker gives us an authoritative and scholarly account on the progress of the church founded by Christ, aptly titled A History of the Christian Church. First published in 1918, this edition has since gone on to become one of the classics in Christian literature. It examines various periods that led to the establishment of the church and how the Reformation came about in light of the preceding events. The author begins this volume with a discussion on the general situation before proceeding to talk about Judaism, the rise of Jesus and his disciples, the end of the apostolic era and the development of Christianity in the second century AD. From Gnosticism at the beginning of the book, he ends with the eventual transition to the modern situation, tackling various subjects such as English Unitarianism, Methodism, Catholicism, and even American Christianity – religious denominations and divisions which remain relevant to this day. The exhaustive nature of Professor Walker's work shows his expertise in the subject and the extent of the research he has done to produce a classic historical account of superb quality. Students of religious studies, as well as those seeking enlightenment on the development of the modern Christian church will benefit much from this clearly written and comprehensive opus.
Reincarnation in the New Testament
by James Morgan Pryse
James Morgan Pryse was a publisher, author, and a theosophist who published several books on religion including Reincarnation in the New Testament. His long history with the theosophical society and his own familial involvement with the society inspired him to explore his interest in religion, specifically reincarnation, and attempt to find justifications for his own faith within the Bible. This deep conviction and relentless pursuit of truth encouraged Pryse to explore the Bible in new and interesting (even potentially heretic) ways. As reincarnation was a topic of particular interest for Pryse, he spends much of the book breaking down key passages from the New Testament of the Bible in an attempt to uncover hidden meaning and inference. He offers substantial scriptural evidence in support of reincarnation and develops an argument for the validity in a modern belief of reincarnation. Knowing that the very topic of reincarnation was considered heretical by the Church, Pryse was determined to use ecclesiastical evidence to support his claim and eventually win over the support of both the Church and the people. Truly an exceptional read, Reincarnation in the New Testament is an in-depth exploration of the philosophy of reincarnation using new evidence from the New Testament. Whether you believe or not, this book provides interesting philosophical and religious insight and provides an insightful and critical interpretation of scripture. This book is an essential read for the religious scholar, the new age spiritualist, the historical non-fiction reader, and the general interest reader. Pryse's treatise on reincarnation is an engaging and easy read making it perfect for any reader who is curious about the world and willing to take look at things in a new light.
The Work of the Holy Spirit
by Abraham Kuyper
Special treatises on the Person of the Holy Spirit are comparatively few, and systematic treatment of His Work is still more uncommon. In dogmatics, it is true, this subject is introduced, developed, and explained, but special treatment is exceptional.

As much as there is written on Christ, so little is there written on the Holy Spirit. The work of John Owen on this subject is most widely known and still unsurpassed. In fact, John Owen wrote three works on the Holy Spirit, published in 1674, 1682, and 1693. He was naturally a prolific writer and theologian. Born in 1616, he died at the good old age of seventy-five years, in 1691. From 1642, when he published his first book, he continued writing books until his death.

In 1826 Richard Baynes reissued the works of John Owen, D.D., edited by Thomas Russell, A.M., with memoirs of his life and writings (twenty-one volumes). This edition is still in the market, and offers a treasury of sound and thorough theology.

Besides Owen's works I mention the following:

David Rungius, "Proof of the Eternity and Eternal Godhead of the Holy Spirit," Wittenberg, 1599.

Seb. Nieman, "On the Holy Spirit," Jena, 1655.

Joannes Ernest Gerhard, "On the Person of the Holy Spirit," Jena, 1660.

Theod. Hackspann, "Dissertation on the Holy Spirit," Jena, 1655.

J.G. Dorsche, "On the Person of the Holy Spirit," Koningsberg, 1690.

Fr. Deutsch, "On the Personality of the Holy Spirit," Leipsic, 1711.

Gottfr. Olearius (John F. Burgius), "On the Adoration and Worship of the Holy Spirit," Jena, 1727.

J.F. Buddeuss, "On the Godhead of the Holy Spirit," Jena, 1727.
Dictionary of the Holy Bible
For General Use in the Study of the Scriptures; With Engravings, Maps, and Tables
by William Wilberforce Rand
One of the most cheering tokens of the progress of the gospel in our country and the world is the growing interest in the study of God's Word, which, as experience continually demonstrates more clearly, is the fountain of all the truth and the channel of the only spiritual power that can regenerate man and reform the world. To promote and aid in its study the Tract Society has published many most valuable Bible Helps: among them Dr. Barrows' "Companion to the Bible," and his "Sacred Geography and Antiquities;" "The Bible Text-Book," the "Bible Atlas," two Concordances, Locke's "Commonplace-book of the Bible," the "Family Bible with Notes," "Hanna's "Life of Christ," and "The Dictionary of the Holy Bible." Of this latter volume over two hundred thousand copies have been circulated, and it has been the basis of translations into several foreign languages. But since its first publication great progress has been made in Biblical researches: the lands of the Bible have been more thoroughly explored – by the "Palestine Exploration" Companies, the "British Ordnance Survey," and recent travellers; the admirable Bible Dictionary of Dr. William Smith, with those of Fairbairn, Fausset, and others, have made a new era in Bible study; and the Revised Version of Scripture has appeared.

All these recent works have been used in preparing this revised Bible Dictionary, with the purpose to present clearly and briefly the best attainable results of Biblical research, new and old – gathering from many large and costly works all the important information which the pastor, the Sunday-school teacher, or any earnest student of the Bible would require.

A great proportion of the articles have been rewritten, many new illustrations have been added, and improved maps; and in this revised and enlarged form the Dictionary is almost a new work. It is sent forth with the earnest recommendation that the student will use it only as an aid in the study of the Bible itself, turning to all the passages referred to, and inspecting them, with the purpose above all so to search the Scriptures as to find Him of whom chiefly they testify, and who alone is "the Way, the Truth, and the Life."
The Talmud
What It Is and What It Knows About Jesus and His Followers
by Rev. Bernhard Pick
It is a saying of Monsieur Rénan that "in the history of the origins of Christianity, the Talmud has hitherto been far too much neglected." His idea is that the New Testament can only be understood by the light of the Talmud, while the present work will prove that many things in the Talmud can only be understood by the light of the New Testament and the history of the Church. To do this we have divided the matter into two parts. The first tries to show what the Talmud is, by giving a succinct history of the development of Jewish traditionalism, which culminated in the Talmud, "that wonderful monument of human industry, human wisdom, and human folly," as Milman calls it; and in order to dispel erroneous views concerning the Talmud, we have arrayed the opinions of such scholars as Milman, Farrar, Geikie, Schaff, Delitzsch and others, whom no one will accuse of partiality. As a connecting link we have inserted those passages of the Talmud which treat of the Messiah, because we believe that their contents were more or less influenced by Christian thought, and that they do not express the views of the Jews concerning the Messiah before and at the Christian era.
Isis Unveiled
A Master-Key to the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Science and Technology
by Helena Petrovna Blavatsky
Vol. 2
Were it possible, we would keep this work out of the hands of many Christians whom its perusal would not benefit, and for whom it was not written. We allude to those whose faith in their respective churches is pure and sincere, and those whose sinless lives reflect the glorious example of that Prophet of Nazareth, by whose mouth the spirit of truth spake loudly to humanity. Such there have been at all times. History preserves the names of many as heroes, philosophers, philanthropists, martyrs, and holy men and women; but how many more have lived and died, unknown but to their intimate acquaintance, unblessed but by their humble beneficiaries! These have ennobled Christianity, but would have shed the same luster upon any other faith they might have professed - for they were higher than their creed. The benevolence of Peter Cooper and Elizabeth Thompson, of America, who are not orthodox Christians, is no less Christ-like than that of the Baroness Angela Burdett-Coutts, of England, who is one. And yet, in comparison with the millions who have been accounted Christians, such have always formed a small minority. They are to be found at this day, in pulpit and pew, in palace and cottage; but the increasing materialism, worldliness and hypocrisy are fast diminishing their proportionate number. Their charity and simple, child-like faith in the infallibility of their Bible, their dogmas, and their clergy, bring into full activity all the virtues that are implanted in our common nature. We have personally known such God-fearing priests and clergymen, and we have always avoided debate with them, lest we might be guilty of the cruelty of hurting their feelings; nor would we rob a single layman of his blind confidence, if it alone made possible for him holy living and serene dying.
The Man of Galilee
A Biographical Study of the Life of Jesus Christ
by Frank Wakeley Gunsaulus
Jesus of Nazareth, son of Joseph and Mary. Within the last two years I have been permitted the opportunity to gather these results together and give them a chronological and unifying relationship. The view of Jesus the Christ here set forth appears to me not less than a matter of supreme and vital moment. In a somewhat large and active ministr, I have found the experience of men making such a picture of the Messiah of Humanity as I have tried faithfully to reproduce in these pages. Every line of this biographical study has been made true to me, either in the Christian experience of myself or in the religious growth and sanctification of others whom I have tried to help, by acquainting them with the Master of Men. If, therefore, more of the preacher and pastor appears in these chapters, than of the theologian and scholar, this fact that for many years I have found Jesus Christ repeating His acts and re-living His life in the lives of the people whom God has given me to guide must furnish sole, and, I hope, sufficient explanation. A long list, indeed, would they furnish, if I were to supplv the names of the authors and the books which I have freely drawn upon, and all other means employed by me, in writing this book. To make such acknowledgment in the form of a catalogue, would expose me justly to the charge of pedantrv.
Synthetic Bible Studies
Containing an Outline Study of Every Book, of the Bible, With Suggestions for Sermons, Addresses and Bible Expositions
by James M. Gray
Introduction by the Author We are to engage in what is called the synthetic study of the Bible, which means, as we use the term, the study of the Bible as a whole, and each book of the Bible as a whole, and as seen in its relation to the other books. The word synthesis has the opposite meaning to analysis. When we analyze a subject we take it apart and consider it in its various elements, but when we synthesize it we put it together and consider it as a whole, which is what we are now about to do in a certain sense with the Word of God. The Value of the Plan. The value of the plan may be illustrated in different ways. Suppose you were about to study history, you would find it desirable to read first an outline of the worlds history, a small book, but one which would give you almost at a glance a survey of the whole field. The impression might be dim, but you would feel a satisfaction in knowing that your eye had swept the horizon, and that afterwards everything you saw would be within those limits. Then you would take up in their order each of the three great divisions of history, ancient, medieval and modern, and study or read them more particularly. Following this you would concentrate your attention on one division, multiplying the books read, but limiting the range of thought and focusing the mind upon some special period or nation. It is thus you would become a master of the subject. Suppose it were geography instead of history. You would first look at a globe, or map of the world, and after that single, allincluding glimpse, you could more intelligently consider the hemispheres, continents and states, and ultimately the mountain ranges, rivers and lakes. It would be tedious and difficult were you to begin the other way and work backwards, and yet that is the method many employ in Bible study, accounting in great measure for their lukewarmness in it and the meagre results. I have read of an English mountain climber who, whenever exploring a new region, always ascends the highest summit first. He thus gathers a birds-eye view of the whole section, and can pursue the investigation of the lower levels with an understanding of their relativity that strengthens his grasp of the situation with every movement he makes. That plan needs to be applied for successful Bible study. Let us use the telescope first and the microscope afterwards.
Systematic Theology
by Charles Hodge
Vol. 2
Having considered the doctrines which concern the nature of God and his relation to the world, we come now to those which concern man; his origin, nature, primitive state, probation, and apostasy; which last subject includes the question as to the nature of sin; and the effects of Adam's first sin upon himself and upon his posterity. These subjects constitute the department of Anthropology.

Chapter I.

Origin Of Man.

§ 1. Scriptural Doctrine.

The Scriptural account of the origin of man is contained in Genesis i. 26, 27, "And God said, Let us make man in our image, after our likeness: and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over the cattle, and over all the earth, and over every creeping thing that creepeth upon the earth. So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created He him; male and female created He them." And Gen. ii. 7, "And the Lord God formed man of the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and man became a living soul."

Two things are included in this account; first that man's body was formed by the immediate intervention of God. It did not grow; nor was it produced by any process of development. Secondly, the soul was derived from God. He breathed into man the "breath of life," that is, that life which constituted him a man, a living creature bearing the image of God.

Many have inferred from this language that the soul is an emanation from the divine essence; particula spiritus divini in corpore inclusa.
Paul the Apostle of Jesus Christ
His Life and Work, His Epistles and His Doctrine; A Contribution to a Critical History of Primitive Christianity
by Ferdinand Christian Baur
Vol. 1
Paul the Apostle of Jesus Christ: His Life and Work, His Epistles and His Doctrine – Volume One is one of the most significant theological undertakings of Dr. Ferdinand Christian Baur. Baur was a German theologian, well known for studies of The Bible, who lived until 1860. Baur's central argument throughout Paul the Apostle of Jesus Christ is that the relationship between Paul the Apostle and the Jewish Christians was not as harmonious as it had often been made out to be in theological texts. The first section of the book examines the life and work of the Apostle Paul, including historical details on Paul's first missionary journey, Paul's dealing with the elder Jewish Christian Apostles, and his eventual arrest, imprisonment, and martyrdom in Rome. The second part of the book examines Paul's epistles as they are presented in the New Testament. His epistles to the Galatians, Corinthians, and Romans are all examined separately and in great detail. Paul the Apostle of Jesus Christ is a book that has particular appeal to those interested in theological matters. It is a deep book, and one that expects, although does not rely on, the reader to be familiar with much of the subject matter. Ferdinand Christian Baur is a noted theologian, and his work in Paul the Apostle of Jesus Christ: His Life and Work, His Epistles and His Doctrine – Volume One demonstrates why. This book is a thorough examination of the subject matter, and one that will appeal greatly to those with an interest in theology.
The Revelation of John
Its Own Interpreter in Virtue of the Double Version in Which It Is Delivered
by John Cochran
If the author succeeds in presenting to the Christian world for its decision the question, whether the prophecy of the Revelation be double or not, he will regard his labors as eminently successful. He believes this question will be answered in the affirmative; and its answer in the affirmative will be a matter of no small consequence. That its bearing on the interpretation of the book will be productive of the best results, is apparent to every one. If John has delivered his prophecy in two versions, containing each two sets of symbols precisely correspondent in significance, the prophet is evidently, to a very great extent, his own interpreter. That he is the best of all interpreters, few will doubt. The question itself as to the existence of a Double Version is evidently one which lies at the very threshhold of the interpretation of the book; and as it now asks for a fair hearing, it will certainly receive it from those - and ought not the number to comprehend all Christians - who are interested in "the sayings of the prophecy of this book."
The History of Israel and Judah
From the Reign of Ahab to the Decline of the Two Kingdoms
by Alfred Edersheim
The present Volume of this Bible History traces the period of the commencing decline alike in the kingdom of Israel and in that of Judah, although in the latter its progress was retarded by the gracious faithfulness of God in regard to the house of David, and by seasons of temporary repentance on the part of the people. The special interest of the period lies in this, that it was critical of the future of the nation. And of this its history also bears evidence in the more marked and direct - we had almost said, realistic - interpositions, or, perhaps more correctly, self-manifestations on the part of the God of Israel: whether by more emphatic evidence of His constant Presence and claims, or in the more continuous mission and direct qualifications of the Prophets whom He commissioned. This, as indicated in a previous Volume, accounts for the intensified miraculous character of that Biblical period - notably in connection with the history of Elijah and Elisha. For such prophetic mission was necessary, if in a crisis - when destruction, or at least severest judgment, was impending, or else national recovery, and with it great expansion of national influence - Israel was to be roused to a realization of the truth at issue, such as was, for example, presented by Elijah at the sacrifice on Mount Carmel. And not only as regarded, that fundamental truth, but also its application to all the details of public and private life in Israel.
Christianity Is Christ
by W. H. Griffith Thomas
Christianity is the only religion in the world which rests on the Person of its Founder. A man can be a faithful Mohammedan without in the least concerning himself with the person of Mohammed. So also a man can be a true and faithful Buddhist without knowing anything whatever about Buddha. It is quite different with Christianity. Christianity is so inextricably bound up with Christ that our view of the Person of Christ involves and determines our view of Christianity.

The relation of Jesus Christ to Christianity differs entirely from that of all other founders towards the religions of philosophies which bear their names. Platonism, for example, may be defined as a method of philosophic thought from Plato; Mohammedanism as the belief in the revelation vouchsafed to Mohammed; Buddhism as the following of principles enunciated by Buddha. But Christianity is an essence adherence to the Person of Jesus Christ.

It has also been pointed out that Christianity alone of the great religions of the world calls itself by the name of its Founder, and that while we call other religions by the names of their founders, the adherents of these religions do not call themselves by these names. This fact is full of very deep meaning.
Theology of the Hebrew Christians
by Frederic Rendall
The faith of modern Judaism is divided from Christianity by a broad line of demarcation, and denial of Christ has become an essential article of the Hebrew creed. But it was otherwise in the apostolic age: the apostles did not abandon the worship of Jehovah in consequence of their adhesion to Christ, the union of the two creeds subsisted for a whole generation in the Primitive Church, and prevailed throughout what was then its most important section.
The Secret Warfare of Freemasonry Against Church and State
by Georg Michael Pachtler
Any one who studies carefully the phenomena of modern, and especially of more recent times, and endeavours to discover the hidden spring which directs the sequence of events, will always find his researches lead him back to one and the same central motive power, producing the state of mind through which the evil spirit of the age contrives to distort truth, history, and justice. The radical perversion of men's minds going on around us is indeed terribly systematic. Comparing the onward progress of the social, political, and religious world to that of a river, we shall find that the poison which taints the water comes in each case from the same source. There are, it is true, some tributary rivulets which add their quota of infection to the main stream, but these are of secondary importance.

Human errors and passions, organised as they are by the secret Society of Freemasonry, constitute the chief power of this evil.
History of the Christian Religion to the Year Two Hundred
by Charles Burlingame Waite
This volume is the result of an investigation, extending through several years, and instituted for the satisfaction of the author.

Two years of the time were spent in the Library of Congress, which is peculiarly rich in the department of Biblical Literature. It contains the writings of all the earlier fathers, in the original, and an immense collection of the works of later writers.

The intent to publish was formed upon ascertaining facts and arriving at conclusions which appeared of great importance, and which had never before been fully made known.

To the accomplished Librarian, who furnished the author with every facility for the prosecution of his work, and gave him much valuable information, he returns his sincere thanks; also to the assistant librarians, for the promptness with which the treasures of the Library were from time to time placed at his disposal.

It is believed that this will be found to be the most complete record of the events connected with the Christian religion during the first two centuries that has ever been presented to the public.
Israel Under Samuel, Saul, and David
by Alfred Edersheim
Israel, viewed as the Theocracy, or Kingdom of God, consists of three periods: First, that under the guidance of Prophets (from Moses to Samuel); secondly that under the rule of Kings (from Saul to the Babylonish Captivity); and, thirdly, that under the reign of High-priests (from Ezra to the birth of Jesus Christ). Thus the Theocracy had passed through its full typical development in all its stages, when He came, to Whom they all pointed: Jesus Christ, the Prophet, King, and High-priest of the Kingdom of God. The period described in the present volume closes one of these stages, and commences another. The connecting link between them was Samuel who alone fully realised the mission of the Judges, and who was also Divinely appointed to inaugurate the new institution of royalty in Israel. That royalty next appeared in its twofold possibility or, as we might express it, in its negative and positive aspects. Saul embodied the royal ideal of the people, while David represented the Scriptural ideal of royalty in its conscious subjection to the will of the Heavenly King. Saul was, so to speak, the king after Israels, David after Gods own heart. But with the actual introduction of monarchy the first period had come to an end, and a new era begun, which was intended to continue till the third and last preliminary stage was reached, which prepared the way for the Advent of Him, Who was the fulfilment of the typical meaning ot all.
The History of the Devil and the Idea of Evil
From the Earliest Times to the Present Day
by Paul Carus
The History of the Devil and the Idea of Evil: From the Earliest Times to the Present Day was written by Paul Carus in 1900. This is a 511 page book, containing 114169 words and 305 pictures. Search Inside is enabled for this title.
Systematic Theology
A Series of Questions Upon the Lectures Delivered to the Students in Princeton Theological Seminary
by Charles Hodge
Vol. 1
In every science there are two factors, facts and ideas; or, facts and the mind. Science is more than knowledge. Knowledge is the persuasion of what is true on adequate evidence. But the facts of astronomy, chemistry, or history do not constitute the science of those departments of knowledge. Nor does the mere orderly arrangement of facts amount to science. Historical facts arranged in chronological order, are mere annals. The Philosophy of history supposes those facts to be understood in their causal relations. In every department the man of science is assumed to understand the laws by which the facts of experience are determined; so that he not only knows the past, but can predict the future. The astronomer can foretell the relative position of the heavenly bodies for centuries to come. The chemist can tell with certainty what will be the effect of certain chemical combinations. If, therefore, theology be a science, it must include something more than a mere knowledge of facts. It must embrace an exhibition of the internal relation of those facts, one to another, and each to all. It must be able to show that if one be admitted, others cannot be denied.

The Bible is no more a system of theology, than nature is a system of chemistry or of mechanics. We find in nature the facts which the chemist or the mechanical philosopher has to examine, and from them to ascertain the laws by which they are determined. So the Bible contains the truths which the theologian has to collect, authenticate, arrange, and exhibit in their internal relation to each other. This constitutes the difference between biblical and systematic theology.
Expository Preaching
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by F. B. Meyer
A Famous teacher of Homiletics in an American school used to tell his students a generation ago that the one kind of preaching which always wore was the Expository. The experience of his students, now honored and wise leaders of their own generations, has many times confirmed this. It is not pulpit eloquence no matter how brilliant, nor topical preaching no matter how timely, wise, varied, or epigrammatic, which best resists the wear and tear of time in a long pastorate with its steady and unceasing demand for sermons, week in, week out, which feed and nourish and inspire the flock.

No other style of preaching can so completely guarantee immunity from an indulgence in special crochets and fads.
Biblical Psychology
by Oswald Chambers
This book is simply compiled from verbatim reports of my lectures on Biblical Psychology, delivered at the Bible Training College, 45 North Side, Clapham Common, London, England, during 1911.

The reports were taken by my wife and sent on to the editors of the "Revivalist," who now, out of the generosity of their hearts, are publishing them in book form.

May this "Introduction to the Study of Biblical Psychology" stir up the minds of the saints, lest Satan as an angel of light instil error.
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Under10 Lunch Spotlight: Pita Kabob
For this month's spotlight, I decided to broaden my horizons and go somewhere out of my normal lunch rotation. I chose Pita Kabob in Downtown Crossing, where I somehow have yet to eat, despite walking past it frequently for nearly a year. Conveniently located on the same block as the Chauncy Street exit of Downtown Crossing, it offers Persian food, as well as a handful of standard American deli options. It's a great menu for vegetarians and meat-eaters alike.
The interior is spartan, but the staff is welcoming. You order and pay at the cashier first, so you're good to go on your way once your order is ready. For my first foray into their menu, I decided to try the falafel pita wrap ($5.85). I'm no falafel connoisseur—in fact, I don't actually like falafel all that much and always seem to forget that—but I really enjoyed it. It's baked instead of fried, so wasn't crispy like it often is, but still had a nice texture and flavor. The toppings were what made it excellent, though. The tahini and hot sauce were delicious and the lettuce and tomato, oft-neglected wrap elements, were impressively fresh.
I definitely want to go back to try some of their other offerings. They have nine different options for pita fillings, most of which can also be ordered on a salad, or served as a platter with Basmati rice and hummus or salad (shirazi, garden, or yogurt). The price for a pita wrap depends on the filling, and ranges from $5.25 for hummus to $8.55 for salmon kabob. Most of their other items fall within that range as well. They also serve breakfast and all their breakfast sandwiches are under $3.00—it'd be a convenient stop for Red Line riders on their way to campus in the morning.
I can't offer much insight into their speed at busy times, as I was the only customer in line and enjoyed a leisurely conversation with the owner as he prepared my order, but their setup looks like one that could handle a high volume of customers with ease. There's some counter seating inside, but it'd also be an easy walk over to the Common, Post Office Square, or the Greenway, where I decided to take mine.
Nota bene: Be sure to grab a bunch of napkins! Although the wrap was well-constructed, I couldn't simultaneously eat and read without adorning my magazine with hot sauce and tahini. You may not want to eat it at your laptop.
Pita Kabob. 2 Lafayette Ave, Boston, MA (entrance on Chauncy St) Monday-Friday 7:30am-5pm. Accepts cash and credit cards with a $15 minimum.
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A report from top climate scientists warns that such extreme weather like heat waves, floods and droughts will continue to trouble the world and disasters could become even more severe in the next few years.
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Mark Fistric gets three games for launching into Niederreiter
Dec 7, 2011, 1:17 PM EDT
Mark Fistric will get three games at home to think about leaving his feet to hit Nino Niederreiter.
Brendan Shanahan handed down a three-game suspension to Fistric for his hit that knocked Niederreiter out of the game with a concussion.
The main debate about Fistric's hit was whether or not he left his feet to deliver the blow, and in Shanahan's explanation of the suspension he concludes that he does just that. Shanahan also says that Niederreiter's concussion played into how severely Fistric was punished, as was Fistric's history in which he's been fined for previous offenses.
You can debate easily as to whether or not you think Fistric left his feet to make the hit, but the only thing we're sure of now is that Niklas Kronwall had better be careful when looking to crush an opponent in open ice.
As for Shanahan's explanation of the hit, here you go:
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