Essays on some Biblical questions of the day
By: by members of the University of Cambridge, edited by Henry Barclay Swete.
Contributors: Swete, Henry Barclay, 1835-1917,; University of Cambridge.
Publisher: Macmillan
Published: 1909
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 556
Subjects: Bible -- Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Other titles: Cambridge biblical essays.
Table of contents: title: Preface.  1. Historical methods in the Old Testament, by A.A. Bevan.-  2. The influence of Babylonian mythology upon the Old Testament, by C.H.W. Johns.-  3. The present stage of Old Testament research, by S.A. Cook.-  4. History of the Jewish church from Nebuchadnezzar to Alexander the Great, by R.H. Kennett.-  5. The interpretation of the Psalms, by W.E. Barnes.-  6. Rabbinica aids to exegesis, by Israel Abrahams.-  7. The eschatological idea in the gospel, by F.C. Burkitt.-  8. Our Lord's use of the Old Testament, by A.H. McNeile.-  9. The theology of the Fourth gospel, by W.R. Inge.-  10. The historical value of the Fourth gospel, by A.E. Brooke.-  11. Jesus and Paul, by C.A.A. Scott.-  12. The speeches of St. Paul in Acts, by Percy Gardner.-  13. The present state of the synoptic problem, by H.L. Jackson..-  14. New Testament Greek in the light of modern discovery, by J.H. Moulton.-  15. The history and present state of New Testament textual criticism, by A.V. Valentine-Richards.-  16. The religious value of the Bible, by H.B. Swete.