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Over the last year Theology on the Web has scanned hundreds of books and thousands of articles using a high-resolution digital camera, as shown in the video below. The pages are scanned at up to 1,150 dpi which means that the results from this technique have been excellent (see here for an example). The files…
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Today’s free book is C.H.H. Wright’s eight Bampton Lectures on the book of Zechariah, which include a critical commentary on the text. This public domain title was digitised using the copy held in Spurgeon’s College library, which appears to have belonged to Charles H. Spurgeon himself (see signature on title page). Charles Henry Hamilton Wright…
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Today’s free book is Samuel G. Green’s Handbook of Old Testament Hebrew. This third edition was revised after Green’s death by A. Lukyn Williams and is in the public domain. Samuel Gosnell Green [1822-1905] & Arthur Lukyn Williams [1853–1943], A Handbook to Old Testament Hebrew, Containing an Elementary Grammar of the Language, with Reading Lessons,…
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The usual tendency of reading the New Testament writings by making use of the ‘there and then’ perspectives tends to disregard the ‘here and now’ realities. The contemporaneity of the New Testament writings with special emphasis on the Gospel of John is considered in the current work through fourteen different articles. The words ‘contemporary’ and…