I recently visited Book Aid’s bookshop in Lower Sydenham, London. I thought readers might be interested in a “video Tour” which gives a flavour of the kind of material you would find there. Please remember that the stock is constantly changing, so books shown in the video may already have been sold.
The entire sixth series of the journal The Expositor (1900-1905) is now available in PDF here. These 440+ articles bring the total hosted on Theology on the Web to over 23,000. As with the earlier series’, there are some hard to find articles by Sir William Ramsay, James Orr and James Denney. A friend recently gave me the two volumes of the Expositor’s Greek New Testament, so I have also uploaded James Denney’s Commentary on Romans, which I think is the best contribution to these volumes. You can download the PDF here.
The 2014 edition of Haddington House Journal (Vol. 16) is now available on-line for free download by kind permission of the Editor. As you will see from the Table of Contents below, there are a number interesting articles. In particularly I would like to draw attention to those dealing with missionary history in Africa.
Frank Z. Kovács, “Sermon: Christ Calls Us to Commitment,” pp.5-11.
Jack C. Whytock, “The Holy Spirit in the Old and New Testaments,” pp.13-19.
Jack C. Whytock, “Rev. Carl Hugo Gutsche: German Baptist Missionary to South Africa,” pp.21-30.
Jack C. Whytock, “A Forgotten Anniversary (1813-2013): The Presbyterian Motherkirk in S.A.,” Haddington House Journal 16 (2014): 31-38.
D. Douglas Gebbie, “The Scottish Reformation and Modern Missions,” pp.39-46.
C. Peter Hallihan, “Henry Martyn: ‘Scholar Missionary’, Bible Translator, Living Epistlem,” pp.47-58.
“Book Reviews and Book Briefs,” pp.61-118.
John S. Ross, “David Livingstone 1813-1873: A Flawed Hero?” pp.121-128.
Todd Statham, “The History of Christianity in Africa: A Survey of Surveys,” pp.129-140.
Kenneth J. Stewart, “Should Evangelical Churches Re-baptize Roman Catholics? An Irenic Proposal,” pp.141-146.
J. Cameron Fraser, “A British Christian in Public Office: Lord Mackay of Clashfern,” pp. 147-162.
Click here to visit the download page and browse the other articles from this journal available there.