This volume contains 10 essays that focus on three areas of study that help solidify the proper understanding and appreciation of revelation and inspiration in conjunction with the Bible: a positive view of the structure of the Bible, the recognition of a true supernatural revelation in its history, and a belief, in accordance with the teaching of Christ and His apostles, in the inspiration of the record. Essays include:
- Revelation and Inspiration in Current Thought—Modern Standpoints
- Naturalistic Schemes of Revelation—Scope and Limits of Natural Revelation
- Need of Special Revelation—Biblical and Ethnic Revelation
- Revelation and History—Forms of Special Revelation
- Forms of Revelation (Continued): Prophecy—Difficulties of Revelation
- The Element of Miracle in Revelation
- Jesus Christ—The Supreme Revealer and Supreme Miracle
- Revelation and Its Record—Inspiration
- Inspiration—The Scriptural Claims
- Inspiration—Results for Doctrine of Holy Scripture
