From the author of Strong’s Concordance and the result of the culminating efforts of two hundred editors, Logos is pleased to offer the 12-volume Cyclopaedia of Biblical, Theological, and Ecclesiastical Literature—one of the largest Bible reference works ever published in the … more
…and Mediation of the Lord Jesus Christ by Chauncey Giles Lectures on the Incarnation of God by E. L. Strong The Trinity and the Incarnation by Richard A. Armstrong On the Incarnation by John Alexander Frere The Principal Heresies Relating to Our Lord’s Incarnation: A Treatise by H. H. … more
140 Years of Oxford & Cambridge Theology Lectures The Bampton Lectures were inaugurated at the University of Oxford in 1780 at the behest of William Bampton. Bampton, who left Oxford a generous bequest of land and estates, stipulated that the university in turn establish an annual series … more
…Testament, vol. 1 Author: Theodor Zahn Editor: Melancthon Williams Jacobus Translators: John Moore Trout, William Arnot Mather, Louis Hodous, Edward Strong Worcester, William Hoyt Worrell, and Rowland Backus Dodge Publisher: T&T Clark Publication Date: 1909 Pages: 564 Sample Pages: 1 | 2 | 3 | … more
…convinced of the need for a reformation. He preached strongly in support of an English translation of the Bible. Latimer, who was chaplain to Edward VI, was imprisoned for his preaching when Edward’s sister Mary took the throne. Tried and convicted of heresy, Latimer was burned at the … more
. He was a close companion of John Henry Newman and eventually joined the Roman Catholic Church as a priest. He wrote several historical works, especially as related to the lives of the saints in England, and also had a strong grasp of Medieval history. more
…as well as being a key character in nineteenth century formation of doctrine and practice in the Presbyterian Church. He was well-known for his views and involvement in the American Civil War, arguing for the common humanity of all people. He was strongly opposed to the splitting of … more
…'s work aims to bring together “the most important materials for the right interpretation of Scripture, hitherto dispersed amidst numerous bulky and expensive volumes.” All the annotations have been translated into English from their original tongues. Where strong disagreement exists on … more
…Marchant Series: Loeb Classical Library Publisher: William Heinemann Volumes: 14 Pages: 3,574 About Xenophon Xenophon (430–350 BC) was a Greek historian and philosopher who wrote descriptive works of Classical Greece and had a strong influence on Latin literature. He served as a mercenary … more
…early church history, and the works of Justin Martyr, Hippolytus of Rome, and the Syriac Liturgy of Addai and Mari. It flowed from a life of service and study. Dix was also an ecclesiastical politician and Anglican papalist. He strongly defended the Church of England, while also … more
…extant work can match this. It is also particularly strong in biography, where it will be found an invaluable aid to investigation into the lives of the worthies of the past. —Bibliotheca Sacra This work is not a mere reprint. It is enlarged to nearly three times the size. . . . It includes … more
…and the whole book will bring strong comfort to mourners. —London Quarterly Review Written by one of the leading British preachers out of a rich experience of life, personal sorrow, and profound knowledge of the Scriptures. —Expositor Our Life Beyond Author: J. D. Jones Publisher: … more
…topical book of quotations, and a book of his famous prayers Praise for Henry Ward Beecher His discourse sparkled with felicitous similes and metaphors (it is his strong suit to use the language of the worldly,) and might be called a striking mosaic work, wherein poetry, pathos, humor, … more
James Denney, renowned New Testament scholar and Scottish theologian, was well known in the early 1900s for his strong views against war and his doctrine of atonement in the crucifixion of Christ. These 15 volumes demonstrate his thorough education, his powerful logical faculties, and … more
…to Hegel as it does to Kierkegaard’s rejection of him. Feuerbach, too, had strong affinities and objections to Hegel’s ideas. Francis Schaeffer saw Hegel’s dialectic as the theory that led to the postmodern rejection of absolute truth. Whether you agree or disagree with Hegel, he is a … more
