Inspiration: a clerical symposium on "In what sense, and within what limits, is the Bible the word of God?"

Frederic William Farrar

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^^S^^H^^^^^N^ **. PRINCETON, N. J. 1 J*_,J ^Dh 'ision . . . .T..Q Section ....... .4r? . .*>>J. . .1.fj. Number w si/i' Inspiration. a Clerical Symposium "IN WHAT SENSE, AND WITHIN WHAT LIMITS, IS THE BIBLE THE WORD OF GOD?" THE VEN. ARCHDEACON FARRAR, PRINCIPAL CAIRNS, PREBENDARY STANLEY LEATHES, REV. EDWARD WHITE, And Others. NEW YORK: THOMAS WHITTAKER, 2 and BIBLE HOUSE.3 l88q. -> MAR 24 1 Serropounded of Inspiration. I have propound.no theory none to spake from being"Men God, moved by the Holy Spirit." I accept the fact, and do not profess to explain the manner. The fact furnishes all the authority that the state of the case renders neces- sary. The result is a message from God. It is more. It is the one and only message so accredited "the human race as the Word of God."to follow that those who believe this mustDoes it believe that God never spake to or by anyalso ormen other than those whose names are foundman the Bible Certainly not. Christians may wellin ? rejoice believe that all through the ages theto Spirit of God has prompted men to deeds and REV. PROF. G. W. OLVER, M.A. 120 utterances which Lave been for man's welfare, and which will one day be recognised as His Histo own glory. In these latter days, also, it is our confi- dent belief that many are going to and fro, moved more or less by the Holy Spirit.

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• Bible

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 38
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 11 Mo

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MAR 24 1 Serropounded of Inspiration. I have propound.no theory none to spake from being"Men God, moved by the Holy Spirit." I accept the fact, and do not profess to explain the manner. The fact furnishes all the authority that the state of the case renders neces- sary. The result is a message from God. It is more. It is the one and only message so accredited "the human race as the Word of God."to follow that those who believe this mustDoes it believe that God never spake to or by anyalso ormen other than those whose names are foundman the Bible Certainly not. Christians may wellin ? rejoice believe that all through the ages theto Spirit of God has prompted men to deeds and REV. PROF. G. W. OLVER, M.A. 120 utterances which Lave been for man's welfare, and which will one day be recognised as His Histo own glory. In these latter days, also, it is our confi- dent belief that many are going to and fro, moved more or less by the Holy Spirit." />

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PRINCETON, N. J.
1 J*_,J ^Dh 'ision . . . .T..Q
Section ....... .4r? . .*>>J. . .1.fj.
Numberw
si/i'Inspiration.
a Clerical Symposium
"IN WHAT SENSE, AND WITHIN WHAT LIMITS,
IS THE BIBLE THE WORD OF GOD?"
THE VEN. ARCHDEACON FARRAR,
PRINCIPAL CAIRNS,
PREBENDARY STANLEY LEATHES,
REV. EDWARD WHITE,
And Others.
NEW YORK:
THOMAS WHITTAKER,
2 and BIBLE HOUSE.3
l88q.-> MAR 24 1
Ser<^gical
PREFACE.
representing various sections of theWriters,
have skilfully and devoutly stated, in theChurch,
of the Homiletic Magazine, their convictionspages
subject of Inspiration. The question ofon the
meaning and extent of the Inspiration of thethe
Volume, is one that underlies almost allSacred
theological questions. It has therefore beenother
forth, in compactdeemed advisable to send a form,
which makethe whole series of papers, a contribu-
oncetion to theological science, at valuable for
scholarship and fairness.
FREDERICK HASTINGS,
Editor Homild ic Magasmu (lateof Quarterly.)
1884-London,