THE SUPERHUMAN ORIGIN OF THE BIBLE

INFERRED FROM ITSELF

BY

HENRY ROGERS

WITH A MEMOIR

BY

R. W. DALE, LL.D.

Birmingham

EIGHTH EDITION

London

HODDER AND STOUGHTON 27, PATERNOSTER ROW

MDCCCXCIII

[This rare book was scanned and proofed by Michael Madden, an elder of the Presbyterian Church of Queensland, Australia, who has an interest in 19th century church history.]

LECTURE I. (199k) pdf (174k) zip (40k)

CERTAIN TRAITS OF THE BIBLE WHICH SEEM AT VARIANCE WITH CERTAIN PRINCIPLES AND TENDENCIES OF HUMAN NATURE.

LECTURE II. (178k) pdf (144k) zip (36k)

THE SAME SUBJECT CONTINUED.

LECTURE III. (118k) pdf (109k) zip (25k)

ANCILLARY ARGUMENTS, DRAWN FROM CERTAIN TRAITS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT, AS CONTRASTED WITH WHAT MIGHT BE EXPECTED FROM THE ANTECEDENTS OF THE WRITERS.

LECTURE IV. (181k) pdf (144k) zip (32k)

SINGULAR COINCIDENCES BETWEEN SCRIPTURE AND HISTORY. INDICATIONS OF UNITY IN THE BIBLE.

ARGUMENTS DERIVED FROM (I.) "COINCIDENCES" BETWEEN CERTAIN STATEMENTS OF SCRIPTURE AND CERTAIN FACTS OF HISTORY. (II.) INDICATIONS OF THE UNITY OF THE BIBLE.

LECTURE V. (90k) pdf (105k) zip (28k)

A REPLY TO OBJECTIONS FOUNDED ON CERTAIN PECULIARITIES OF FORM AND STRUCTURE EXHIBITED IN THE BIBLE.

LECTURE VI. (114k) pdf (125k) zip (40k)

ON CERTAIN PECULIARITIES OF STYLE IN THE SCRIPTURAL WRITERS.

LECTURE VII.

THE SAME SUBJECT CONTINUED.

LECTURE VIII.

ON THE EXCEPTIONAL POSITION OF THE BIBLE IN THE WORLD.

LECTURE IX.

CERTAIN ANALOGIES BETWEEN THE BIBLE AND "THE CONSTITUTION AND COURSE OF NATURE."

APPENDIX. No. I.

APPENDIX. No. II.

APPENDIX. No. III.

APPENDIX.No. IV.

APPENDIX. No. V.

APPENDIX.No. VI.

APPENDIX.No. VII.

APPENDIX. No. VIII.