Classic Reprints No. 8
The Scriptural Anthropology
By George Boardman
1867
47 pages
$10.00
Originally appearing in The Baptist Quarterly, this series of three
articles by the nineteenth-century Baptist minister George Boardman explore
the nature
of man as it relates to his body, soul, and spirit.
Classic Reprints No. 11
Unitarianism
By Edward B. Smith
1857-1858
66 pages
$10.00
Originally appearing in The Christian Review, this series of two
articles by the nineteenth-century Baptist minister Edward Smith is both
a refutation of Unitarianism and a defense of the deity of Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit.
Classic Reprints No. 22
Baptism for the Dead
By S. W. Whitney, et al.
1852-1884
76 pages
$10.00
A compilation of articles by five nineteenth-century Baptist
ministers on the highly-controversial Mormon prooftext "baptized for the dead" in
1 Corinthians 15:29.
Classic Reprints No. 23
Spirit, Soul, and Flesh
By Ernest DeWitt Burton
1918
214 pages
$25.00
Originally appearing as a series of articles in the American
Journal of Theology from 1913-1916, and then reprinted in 1918 with additions and
revisions by the author, this is the definitive study of the usage of the
Greek words translated spirit, soul, and flesh in the New Testament, other
Greek writings, and translated works from the earliest period to 180
A.D., and of their equivalents in the Hebrew Old Testament.
Classic Reprints No. 33
Exposition of Romans 7:7-25
By W. N. Clarke
1875
27 pages
$10.00
Reprinted from The Baptist Quarterly, this article by the nineteenth-century
Baptist minister W. N. Clarke is a detailed exposition of a difficult passage
in the Apostle Paul's epistle to the Romans.
Classic Reprints No. 34
Adam and Christ
By A. C. Kendrick, et al.
1848-1885
91 pages
$10.00
A compilation of articles by five nineteenth-century Baptist ministers on
the relation between Adam and Christ as presented by the Apostle Paul in
Romans 5:12-21
Classic Reprints No. 59
Israel and the Church
By James H. Brookes
c. 1890
199 pages
$20.00
James Brookes (1830-1897) was a Presbyterian pastor and Bible teacher who advocated
premillennialism and dispensationalism during the latter part of the nineteenth
century. It was he who influenced C. I. Scofield, the editor of the popular
Scofield Reference Bible first published in 1909. This work by Brookes carefully
distinguishes between Israel and the Church and demonstrates by Scripture that
the Old and New Testaments represent two entirely distinct and different dispensations
of God's dealings with his people.
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Was the Apostle Paul the Author of the Epistle to the Hebrews?
By R. D. C. Robbins
1861
67 pages
$10.00
Reprinted from Bibliotheca Sacra, this is an exhaustive analysis of the question of whether the Apostle Paul
authored the Book of Hebrews. The author concludes that Paul did write Hebrews.
Classic Reprints No. 139
Authorship and Canonicity of the Epistle to the Hebrews
By J. Henry Thayer
1867
42 pages
$10.00
Reprinted from Bibliotheca Sacra, this is an exhaustive analysis of the questions of the authorship and canonicity
of Hebrews by a noted Greek scholar. The author concludes that Paul did not write Hebrews.
