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Today’s free book is Herbert Udny Weitbrecht’s commentary on the Gospel of Matthew, part of The Indian Church Commentary Series. This title is in the public domain. Herbert Udny Weitbrecht [1851-1937], The Gospel According to St. Matthew. The Indian Church Commentaries. Madras: SPCK, 1912. Hbk. pp.720. [Click hereto visit the download page for this title]…
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One of the advantages of working for an educational institution is that you do get a good long break over Christmas. This has proved very useful, as I was able to clear some of my back-log of scanning over the holiday. The major milestone reached was the completion of the scanning of all 96 volumes…
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In 2013 I received permission from InterVarsity (USA) to digitise and host their 1980s student magazine, Theological Students Fellowship (TSF) Bulletin (US). At the time I was unable to source copies of the journal, which is virtually unknown in the UK (this is because we had another journal aimed at the same audience and bearing…
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The Baptist Magazine was published for 95 years between 1809 and 1904. It is remarkable that such an important publication has never been digitised and made available online before. Complete sets of this journal very rare making it very difficult to access such old books. Spurgeon’s College has around 80 volumes of the The Baptist…
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Today’s free book is Israel Abraham’s two volume work on Pharisaism and the Gospels. These books are still widely reprinted, which implies that they have an enduring value for those involved in Gospel Studies. These books are in the public domain. Israel Abrahams [1858-1925], Studies in Pharisaism and the Gospels, First Series. Cambridge: Cambridge University…
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Today’s free book is Benjamin Wisner Bacon’s series of detailed essays on the authorship of the Gospel of John. This title is in the public domain. Benjamin Wisner Bacon [1860-1932], The Fourth Gospel in Research and Debate. A Series of Essays on Problems Concerning the Origin and Value of the Anonymous Writings Attributed to the…
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Just over 10 years ago I completed the digitisation of the Transactions of the Baptist Historical Society (1908-1921) and its successor, The Baptist Quarterly (1922-1998) – a total of 2,435 articles on a wide variety of subjects. The original scanning was done with the permission of the Baptist Historical Society. Site visitors now have a…
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Something of Interest Whilst updating the files in the back-issues of The Baptist Quarterly, I came across two articles by notable British theologians on a subject that I have not seen addressed very often. I hope that you find them of interest. Ronald E. Clements, “The Relation of Children to the People of God in…