Classic Reprints No. 2
An Epistle to the Learned Nobilitie of England. Touching Translating the Bible
from the Original, with Ancient Warrant for Everie Worde, unto the Full Satisfaction
of Any That be of Hart
By Hugh Broughton
1597
60 pages
$10.00
Hugh Broughton (1549-1612), a famed English Hebrew scholar,
is most remembered for his attacks on the King James Bible when it was first
published. This "epistle" was
written before the translators were selected, and after Broughton had left
England for the Continent.
Classic Reprints No. 9
Authorship and Introduction to the Epistle of Jude
By Eugene Arnaud
1858-1861
60 pages
$10.00
Translated from the French by Edward C. Mitchell, and originally
appearing in The Christian Review, this is one of the most exhaustive studies
of the authorship of the New Testament epistle of Jude ever written.
Classic Reprints No. 25
Luther and His Bible
By Edward Rhiem and L. Franklin Gruber
1884, 1923
44 pages
$10.00
Two articles on Luther and his Bible. The first is an analysis of
Luther as a Bible translator and the effect of his Bible on the German language.
It is translated from the German, and originally appeared in The Baptist
Quarterly Review. The second is a quadricentennial study of Luther's New
Testament reprinted from Bibliotheca Sacra.
Classic Reprints No. 44
Notes on the Amended English Bible With Special Reference to Certain Texts
in the Revised Version of the Old and New Testaments Bearing upon the Principles
of Unitarian Christianity
Henry Ierson
1887
188 pages
$20.00
Originally published by the British and Foreign Unitarian Association, this
book was written after the publication of the Revised Version (1885) to show
how the corrections to the Authorized Version found in the Revised Version
are in line with the principles of Unitarianism. Although written by a Unitarian,
and written in favor of the Revised Version, this book is actually
an indictment of modern versions of the Bible since they for the most part
follow the readings of the Revised Version.
Classic Reprints No. 70
The Authorship of the Fourth Gospel: External Evidences
By Ezra Abbot
1880
106 pages
$15.00
An exhaustive defense of the Johannine authorship of the fourth Gospel by the Unitarian scholar Ezra Abbot (1819-1884). This edition is augmented by a brief biographical sketch of Abbot and a prefatory note by the author.
Classic Reprints No. 78
The Influence of the Bible on Civilization
By Ernst von Dobschutz
1914
224 pages
$25.00
A survey of the Bible's influence on civilization from the beginnings of Christianity to the late nineteenth century. Being a German, the author devotes considerable attention to the influence of the Bible on the pre- and post- Reformation German people. Illustrated with sixteen plates, including the first printed Bible and the first edition of Wycliffe's Bible.
