Christ and the Scriptures
By: by Adolph Saphir
Edition: Cheap ed.
Publisher: Morgan and Scott
Published: 1867
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 154
Subjects: Person and offices; Relation to the Old Testament; Theology; Messiah; Prophecies; Bible
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: I. The book and the person; title: II. Jesus and the scriptures; title: His teaching in general; title: His teaching in the inner circle of disciples; title: His use of scripture for himself in his conflict and in prayer; title: His use of scripture in glory; title: III. The testimony of apostles; title: IV. Five characteristics of the Bible: evidences of its divine origin; title: Its sublime doctrine; title: Prophecy; title: The isolated position of the book; title: The marvelous preservation of the Bible; title: The catholicity of the Bible; title: V. Israel's messiah; title: The living and the written word; title: Human and divine; title: Jewish and universal; title: Organic character of scripture; title: Subordinate portions; title: The Jewish element integral; title: VI. Scripture and the holy ghost; title: Inspiration; title: Scripture teaching on the subject; title: Individuality; title: Book of the church; title: The Bible inspired now; title: Spiritual exposition; title: Scripture prophetic; title: Symbolic; title: All-sided; title: Scripture style; title: VII. Practical observations, with reference to the present age; title: Study of the Bible; title: Bibliolatry; title: Practical character of the Bible; title: Christians the best evidence of the Bible; title: Joyousness of the Bible; title: Appendix: "Japhetic and Shemitic".