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| Titre : | The New Biblical Guide. Modern Discoveries and the Bible. Vol I |
| Auteurs : | John Urquhart, Éditeur scientifique |
| Type de document : | texte imprimé |
| Editeur : | London [GB] : Marshall Brothers, 1898 |
| Format : | xvi + 451 p. |
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| Langues: | Anglais |
| Note de contenu : |
- Preface I. How to read the Bible with special reference to "higher criticism" (W. L.Baxter) - I. The ordinary use of an extraordinary book / II. The lower and the higher criticism / III. The mis-use of "higher criticism" / IV. Shall we inform the people? II. Dangers in the literary study of the Holy Scriptures ( H.C.G. Moule) III. The canon of the Old Testament (John MacPherson) - I. The word "canon" or its equivalent / II. The canon as a whole / III. The triplex division(Law. Prophets, Hagiographa) / IV. The formation of the Canon / V. The Law / VI. The Prophets / VII. The sacred writings (Hagiographa / kethubim) / VIII. The canon as a whole IV. History of the Old Testament Text (John MacPherson) - I. The Hebrew Text / II. Early Translations V. The inspiration and divine authority of the Scriptures (James Smith) - I. What is inspiration? / II. Scripture history / III. Prophecy in general / IV. Messianic prophecy - General principles / V. Messianic prophecy - Specific predictions / VI. Gentile Nations - Canaan and the neighbouring peoples / VII. Gentile Nations: Egypt, Babylon, the world empires / VIII. Israel VI. The Scripture doctrine of inspiration (George C. M. Douglas) PART I - I. The place of the Scriptures / II. What the Bible is / III. The divine authority of the Bible / IV. God and Man in the Scriptures / V. How shall we treat the Bible? PART TWO - THE QUESTION ABOUT THE INERRANCY OF SCRIPTURE - I. What is meant by inerrancy? / II. Objections urged against the inerrancy of Scripture / III. Alleged errors in NT quotations from the OT / IV. Difficulties in the Gospels / V. Other objections VII. The antiquity of writing in Israel (A. H. Sayce) VIII. Old Testament difficulties (John Urquhart) - I. Why shoud there be difficulties in the Bible? / II. Is the Scripture the Word of God,or does it only contain the Word of God? / III. Alleged impossibility of "verbal" inspiration / IV. Various readings / V. Alleged proofs that the whole Bible is not the Word of God / VI. The "lost books" of the Bible / VII. Is the Bible a collection of fragments? / VIII. Was the Old Testamentmeant only for a time which past away? / IX. The progressiveness of Scripture / X. The imprecatory Psalms / XI. The alleged cruelties of the OT / XII. The alleged immorality of the OT |
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