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This is Frederic Godet’s two-volume Commentary on Luke’s Gospel. My thanks to Book Aid for making a set of this public domain work available for digitisation. Frédéric Louis Godet [1812-1900], A Commentary on the Gospel of St. Luke, 2 Vols., 4th edn. Edinburgh: T & T Clark, 1887. Hbk. pp.441+462. [Click here to visit the…
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This 3 volume set is regarded as Swiss theologian Frederic Godet’s best work. My thanks to Book Aid for making a set of this public domain work available for digitisation. Frédéric Louis Godet [1812-1900], Commentary on the Gospel of St. John With a Critical Introduction, 3rd edition, 3 Vols. Edinburgh: T & T Clark, 1899-1900….
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Dr David Instone-Brewer has asked me to share this very useful resource: The Bible is an ancient book with timeless wisdom, historical integrity and many puzzles. When we read it in the context of their lifestyle, literature, and language, the Bible speaks to us like it did to its original audience. When we grasp these contexts,…
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Older issues of The Churchman journal are extremely rare, and the Church Society (the publishers) and myself have been working together to locate copies for digitisation for quite a while. Thanks to the generosity of a library in Cambridge I have been to fill some of the gaps in my table contents in my table…
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This is an exegetical commentary in the Westminster Commentaries series by Ernest A. Edghill. My thanks to Book Aid for making a copy of this public domain title available for digitisation. Ernest Arthur Edghill [d.1912], The Book of Amos with Notes, 2nd edn. Westminster Commentaries. London: Methuen & Co. Ltd., 1926. Hbk. pp.119. [Click to…
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A new year often brings changes for all of us. If you have been following Theology on the Web on social media you will know that I will be made redundant from my current job at the end of December. This Christmas we are praising God that He has provided me with a wonderful new…
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Theology on the Web now hosts over 50,000 theological articles and hundreds of books, with many more being added each week. Besides the site blogs (listed below), there are a number of other ways to keep up to date with the latest material going on-line. Site Blogs Facebook Theology on the Web already has an…
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Regent’s Park College Today delegates to the BETH Conference were able to visit the library at Regent’s Park College, a permanent private hall of the University of Oxford. The pictures below are of the theology and church history sections in the library. Angus Library and Archive Within Regent’s Park College is housed the Angus Library…