The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-02-07
In the Library.
SAFE AND VALUABLE BOOKS.

AIRED nv n,
L. W. Munhall, evangelist, and are by him. recon-
mended to Bible students, particularly Young min
listers and Sabbathschool teachers.
Moses and the Prophets" General Introduction
to the Old Testabent' "The Unity of the Book of
Genesis" "The Higher Criticism of the Pentateuch -
all by William Henry Green Professor of Old Tesla
ment Literature in Princeton Theological Seminary
LEX Mosalca, or the Law of Moses and the HIGHER
Criticisms" by A. H. Sayce Professor of Assvriooov
Oxford; George Rawlinson late Professor of Ancient
History, Oxfordl Robert Watts Professor of System,
attic Theology in Assemblys College, Belfast and
others.
"The Ancient Hebrew Tradition" by Dr. Fritz
Hommell, Professor of Semitic Languages at tbe
University of Munich
The Ancient Empires of the East" "Patriarchal
PALESTINE "The Higher Criticism and the Monu-
ments, Fresh Lights from Ancient Monuments and
Monument Facts and Higher critical Fances" all
by a. H. Sayce, LII. D., ID. D.. Professor of Assri-
ology in the University of Oxford
THE Historic Origin of the Bible" "The Penta-
touch: Its Origin and Structure and Biblical An
tquities," by Edwin Cone Bissell Professor of the
Hebrew Language and Literature in Hartford and
Mccormick Theological Seminaries
The Inspiration and Accuracy of the Holy Scrip
lures" Modern Discoveries and the Bible" .'The
Bible: Its Structure and Purpose" and "The New
Biblical Guide" by Rev. John Urquhart
The Old Documents and the New Bible" and
How We Got Our Bible" by j. Patterson Smyth
Trinity College, dublin.
Ahe Dlple ana MODERN CRITICISM and Pseudo
Crltlcsm, by Sir Robert Anderson, X. c. B. LII. D.
"AntHigher Criticism or Testimony of the Infal-
hblllty of the Bible" by Prof Howard Osgood d. d.
ILL., d.; Prof. W. II. Green, d. D.. LII. D. Prof w
c. MOorehead, d. d., and others.
The Higher Criticism by Rev. Payne Smith Dean
OF Canterbury, assisted by A. b. Bruce, d. D. Henry
WAGE, b. d.. ID. D.. F. Godet, d. D. and j. S. How
son, d. D.
Isaiah One and His Book One" by Principal Geo
Z. M. Douglass, Free Church College, Glasgow.
The Veracity of the Hexateuch" by Samuel Col
cord Bartlett, eXPresident of Dartmouth College,
The Authorship of Deuteronomy" by j. W. Nc
Garvey, President of the College of the Bible Lex
lngton, Ky.
Lines of Defense of the Biblical Revelation by
d. 5. Margoliouth, Laudian Professor of Arau,c in
the University of Oxford.
Are the Critics Right?" by Prof. Wilhelm Moler
The Integrity of the Scriptures" by John Smith
A. NJ, D. D., Edinburgh.
"A Reply to Harnack on the Essence of Christian
1ty," by Prof. Hermann Cremer, Griefswald
The Higher Critics Bible or Gods Bible" by W.
H. Burns M. A, d. D., Chicago
Our Lord and His Bible" by Prebendery Fox.
Old Testament Criticism in New Testament
Light" by DR.. G. H. Rouse, Calcutta.
Failure of the Higher Criticism" by Emil Reich.
Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Atlantic MonthIv. February. 1906 has its
usua array of good literature Professor Shaler or
harvard, has a striking paper Exploration It's
character and fruits in the past, and its limitations
and objects in the future. Hon. VIM Everett
former member of Congress from Massachusetts,
writes on The United States Senate its origin,
shtutional rights and limits and its present day
power. Jerre w. Wek, President of the Independent
telephone Association, discusses what the ndepend-
ent companies have accomplished in competition with
the Bell Telephone Company. Hon. Andrew d. White
contributes appreciation of the French statesman,
lurgot There other literary and art papers and
several short stories.
The american Monthly ReUie,0 of ReDie1s--Edited
ny Albert Shaw. The February number has for
special features, "The New Greatness Of the South
and Southwest President Harper" chancellor
of