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Today’s free book is Benjamin Blayney’s commentary on Jeremiah and Lamentations. Blayney, an Oxford scholar, is most famous for his work on a revision of the King James Version of the Bible eventually became Regius Professor of Hebrew in 1787. My thanks to Book Aid for making a copy of this public domain title available…
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These are the 1923 Baird Lectures given by George Adam Smith on the book of Jeremiah. They provide an introduction both to the prophet and his book. This title is in the public domain. George Adam Smith [1856-1942], Jeremiah, Being the Baird Lectures for 1923, 3rd edn., 1924. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1923. Hbk. pp.394….
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Alexander Stewart was a renowned Scottish preacher and the served as Moderator of the Free Church of Scotland. This introduction to and exposition of the book of Jeremiah was originally published in 1936. My thanks to Book Aid’s London bookshop for providing me a copy available for scanning. This title is in the public domain….
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Personally I don’t have any doubts that the Bible provides an accurate historical record of the people and events it describes. Even so, it is nice when someone comes up with yet another piece of hard evidence for this. The evidence doesn’t get any “harder” than than the 2,500 clay tablet discovered recently in the…
