The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-09-22

BY Doctors JAMESON, FAUssET and BROWN,
Containing nearly 1900 Pages, and 200
Handsome Illustrations and Maps
1t is Far in Advance of the Older Works.
IL Is critical Practical and Explanatory : II Is
ter-H hdsd Critical Introduction TO each Book
ScrPitre Gnd e 6y igr e nloss d,. Practtcg CT 20
Kind IN the English Language.
1t has advantages over any other similar
work, in the following important particulars;
LIST. ITS TnoRoUoHNEss;
end. ITS MoDERNNEss
Bird ITS CoMPAcTNEss. The work is pub
lished In one volume which Is a convenience.
There are no blank spaces, nor is the book fill
ed up with unnecessary portions OF the text
It is what its purports to be,-G Commentary,
NOT Bible. 1T is literally packed" says
DR.. Wiley, " full of good things"
4th. IT'S BREvITY. DR.. Smith, Editor Chi
cago Standard says, " / have in several in
stances seen q sermon in o sentence"
5th. ITS Liberal SPIRIT. 1t is more unsec-
tartan than any other Commentary. Rev. w.
l.. Gage, of Hartford, says, "The names of
the authors are sufficient guaranty against
any UNCONVENTIONAL traits in It,"
9th. It's SoRIPTURAL REFERENoEs.
7th. ITS ILLUSTRATIONS AND MAPS. These
are larger, better, and more numerous than can
be found in any other book of this kind;
sth. IT'S CHEAPNEss. No Commentary of its
size and merit was ever sold for anything like
the price.
The unqualified Communications of this Com
mentary, from the highest sources, together
with its already extensive and rapidly increas-
ing sale, have given it position in the reli-
gious world superior to that of any similar
work.
We give few of the many testimonials CIV
en- in praise of this most valuable work:
Rev. James McCosh, D. D., President of
| Princeton College, says; "It Is clear, brief,
judicous and eminently fitted to be useful, alike
to pastor and people.
Rev. Joseph Cummings, D. D. L. l.. D. Pres.
Wesleyan University, says: My first favora-
| BILE impressions of the great merits of your
Commentary have been confirmed upon further
examinations. 1t presents in a clear and di-
rect manner the most authoritative view of the
meaning of the Scriptures.
Rev. G. d. HARTRANFT, Pastor of I'd Re-
| formed Church, New Brunswick, N. j., says {:
| &C. deem it particularly useful for the ordinary
reader of the Bible, still more for the Sabbath
| School Teacher, and it would be most agreea-
| BILE companion in Family Devotional Exercises,
| that are so often aimless because of the effort
| to awaken feeling without stimulating knowl-
edge. A course of Scripture reading through
this Commentary will promote interest in the
truth, by promoting the apprehensions of its
meaning"
Prof. CALVIN E. STOWE, D. D., Hartford,
| Conn, says: &c 1 like it better than any work
of the kind have yet SEEM"
Rev. j. G. BoDwELL, Prof, in Hartford The
illogical Seminary, says ~ have examined
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isfaction, this new and Comprehensive Com
mentary. It has been q most pleasant sur
prise to me to find in so moderate compass so
large an amount of scholarship, and of full,
sound Interpretation, combined with so much
of practical wisdom. Sabbath school teachers
will welcome 1t as most valuable addition to
whatever other Commentaries they may pos
sess."
Rev. A. w. DECKER, Pastor M. E. c., New
Bloomfield, Pa, says 81 feel fully persuaded In
my own mind Of its intrinsic value, it being so
concise and cheap, tha- IL meets the wants of q
| greater number, than any Commentary pub
| lished. IL Is Just the thing for SaperintendentS
and Teachers Of Sunday Schools and all who
wish a correct knowledgeO Of the Bible"
Rev. John Edgar, A. NJ, Pastor Pres. CHI,
N. Bloomfield, says: 81 am often asked to name
| q Commentary on the Word Of God, more
modern and more brief than Scott, Henry, &C.,
and always recommend the above, If Com
mentary is wanted on the whole Bible. Families
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| ferent books of Scripture. To such would
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Rev. P. sHEEDER, Pastor Ey. Luth Church,
New Bloomfield, says, So far as my limited
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fit to the minister in his responsible work, and
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| individuals"
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Pres. Church, Tyrone, Pa, says 'I sold %
copies of the Commentary In about two hours
actual work. l sold six copies before rising
from chair. People come and ask for It,"
240 Copies were sold In thaee small towns in
| New Jersey; 100 Copies were sold in Milton,
Pa. 80 Copies in Lewlsburg, Pal ITO Copies
in Williamsport; 100 Copies in Watsontown |;
$50 Copies in Scranton.
EsSy- This Commentary is sold by subscrlp-
tion and will be offered to the people of Perry
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for Central Penn'a., and his agents. Mr.
| Wagner can be addressed at New Bloomfield,
Pa. Two GOOD AGENTS Wanted.
| ~ Tbera ara moro than tan thousan nd mao