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1I know no other edition which contains so much valuable help to the reader.”—Tur Rev. A. H. Cuanrtzris, D.D., Dean of the Chapel Royal. “The OxrorpD Brsiks FOR TEACHERS are as good as ever we can expect to see.”— Tus Rav. C. H. SpurcEon. “The modest title of the work scarcely does justice to the range of subjects which it comprehends, and the quality of their treatment. As a manual of Biblical information and an auxiliary of Biblical study, it is unrivalled. It is as exhaustive as it is concise,—no irrelevant matter has been introduced, and nothing essential to Biblical study seems to have been omitted,—and in no instance, so far as I can judge, has thoroughness or accuracy been sacrificed to the necessities of condensation.”—Tus Rev. Rosset N. Youne, of Headingley College, Leeds. “The OxForp Brste For THACHERS is really one of the greatest boons which in our day has been offered to the reading public. The information given is so various, and so complete, as scarcely to leave a single desideratum. To Christians, in their quiet researches at home, or in the course of extensive journeys, or in preparation for the duties of tuition, it is simply invaluable, and constitutes in itself a Biblical Library. The range of topics which it seeks to illustrate is very great, while the care and accuracy manifest in the articles deserves the highest praise. It is no exaggeration to say, that to the mass of Christian people it saves the expense of purchasing and the toil of consulting a library of volumes. At the same time, I know no book more likely to stimulate enquiry, and to give the power of appreciating further research into the history, structures, and meaning of the Sacred Oracles.”— Dr. Goorp, of Edinburgh.
2At the same time, I know no book more likely to stimulate enquiry, and to give the power of appreciating further research into the history, structures, and meaning of the Sacred Oracles.”— Dr. Goorp, of Edinburgh. “TI have only recently possessed one of the Oxrorp BisLes ror Teacuues; and after a most patient examination of it, am astonished at the immense amount of accurate and carefully digested matter it contains: and that, too, of a kind precisely adapted to the Teacher’s needs. Would that such a Bible had been within my reach when I first began my teaching life; and would that I had possessed one earlier, since I began to write for Teachers. As I look at its upwards of 300 pages of ‘Helps to the Study of the Bible, I recall my toilsome pilgrimage through many volumes, at much expenditure of time, for what is here so distinctly stated and tabulated. With such a desk companion I might have done so much more, and done it so much better. All I can do now is to entreat all Teachers who need a perfectly reliable Bible for study or class purposes, to procure one of the Oxrorp Bisies ror Tracuers. This I do most earnestly. And I would add that as a presentation volume by a class to its Teacher, or by a School to its Superintendent, no gift would be better appreciated or more appropriate than the small quarto size with its wide margin, and magnificent type, and superb flexible binding.” — The Rev. Jamus CoMPaR GRAY, Author of “Class and Desk,” “ Topics for Teachers,” “ Biblical Museum,” §e., Fe. “These admirable Bibles must tend to extend the fame even of the Oxford Press.”— Tus Rieut Hon. W. E. Guapstons, M.P. THE OXFORD BIBLE FOR TEACHERS IS RECOMMENDED BY The ARCHBISHOP of CANTERBURY. The ARCHBISHOP of YORK, The BISHOP of LONDON. The BISHOP of WINCHESTER, The BISHOP of BANGOR. The BISHOP of CARLISLE. . The BISHOP of CHICHESTER. The BISHOP of ELY. The BISHOP of GLOUCESTER and BRISTOL. The BISHOP of LICHFIELD, The BISHOP of LLANDAFF. The BISHOP of MANCHESTER, The BISHOP of OXFORD. The BISHOP of PETERBOROUGH. The BISHOP of RIPON. The BISHOP of ROCHESTER, The BISHOP of SALISBURY, The BISHOP of St. ALBANS, The BISHOP of St. ASAPH. The BISHOP of St. DAVID’S, The BISHOP of WORCESTER. The BISHOP of SODOR and MAN, The BISHOP of BEDFORD. The DEAN of CANTERBURY, The DEAN of DURHAM, The DEAN of BANGOR, The DEAN of WELLS, The DEAN of ELY, The DEAN of EXETER, The DEAN of HEREFORD. The DEAN of LICHFIELD, The DEAN of LLANDAFF. The DEAN of MANCHESTER. The DEAN of NORWICH. The DEAN of PETERBOROUGH. The DEAN of RIPON. The DEAN of ROCHESTER, The Late DEAN of WORCESTER, CANON LIDDON. CANON GREGORY, : The ARCHBISHOP of ARMAGH, The ARCHBISHOP of DUBLIN. The BISHOP of MEATH. The BISHOP of DOWN and CONNOR, The BISHOP of KILLALOE, The BISHOP of LIMERICK. The BISHOP of TUAM. The BISHOP of DERRY and RAPHOE, The BISHOP of CASHEL. The BISHOP of KILMORE, The BISHOP of CORK. The BISHOP cf OSSORY.
3The BISHOP of MEATH. The BISHOP of DOWN and CONNOR, The BISHOP of KILLALOE, The BISHOP of LIMERICK. The BISHOP of TUAM. The BISHOP of DERRY and RAPHOE, The BISHOP of CASHEL. The BISHOP of KILMORE, The BISHOP of CORK. The BISHOP cf OSSORY. The VEN. ARCHDEAOON REICHEL, The PRINCIPAL of the THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE, GLOUCESTER, The PRINCIPAL of the NATIONAL SOCIETY'S TRAINING COLLEGE, BATTERSEA. The CAN oN IN CHARGE of the DIVINITY SCHOOL, The PRINCIPAL of Sr, BEES COLLEGE, The PRINCIPAL of the THEOLOGICAL OOLLEGE, The PRINCIPAL of LICHFIELD THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE. The PRINCIPAL, St. DAVID'S COLLEGE. The RIGHT HON, WILLIAM EWART GLADSTONE, The Rev. A. H. CHARTERIS, D.D., fessor af Biblical Criticism in the University of Edinburgh. Dr. LEE, Professor of Ecclesiastical History in the University of Glasgow. The RIGHT HON. JOHN INGLIS, D.C.L., LLD., Chancellor of the University of Edinburgh, The EARL of SHAFTESBURY., Dr. ANGUS. Dr. STOUGHTON. The Rev. C. H. SPURGEON. Dr, RIGG, of the Westminster Normal Institution. Dr, KENNEDY, The Rev. EDWIN PAXTON HOOD. The Rev. W. MORLEY PUNSHON, LL.D. The REv. HORATIUS BONAR, D.D, Dr. GOOLD, of Edinburgh. PROFESSOR BINNIE, D.D. PROFESSOR BLAIKIE, D.D. Ds. ANDREW THOMBON, of Edinburgh. Dr. DAVID BROWN, Principal of Free Church Col- lege, Aberdeen, PROFESSOR SALMOND, of Free Church College, Aberdeen, Dr. W. LINDSAY ALEXANDER, Dr, ALEXANDER MACLAREN, The Rev, PRINCIPAL RAINY, D.D., of New College, Edinburgh. Dg. JAMES MACGREGOR, of Edinburgh. Dz, ANTLIFF, Principal af the Theological Institute, Sunderland. Dg. NEWTH, of Neto College. The Rev. E, E, JENKINS, M.A. President of the Wesleyan Conference. The Rev. M. C. OSBORN, Secretary of the Wesleyan ference. Dr. GEORGE OSBORN, of the Theological Institution, Richmond, The Rev. R. GREEN, The Rev. W. HUDSON, : yhe Bry, ¥, GREEVES. BR. W. P. POPE, Professor of Theology, Didebury. Dz, GERVASE SMITH. The REy. GEORGE MARTIN, Dr. FALDING. Ds. CHARLES STANFORD, Dz. LANDELS, The Rv. JOHN H. GODWIN. The Rev. J.C. HARRISON, The Rev. JOSEPH WOOD, M.A. Ds. CUMMING. The Rey. COLIN CAMPBELL MoKECHNIE, The Rev, R. TUCK, B.A. The REv. PRINCIPAL MCALL, of Hackney College, The Rrv. ROBERT N. YOUNG, of Headingley College, le. The EY. R. VAUGHAN PRYCE, M.A, LL.D, of The RE “Pi ornsso: REYN he REv, PRO: R OL: B. D.D. Cheshunt College. DS Boba DD. of The Late Dr, JOSEPH MULLENS, Foreign Secretary of the London Missionary Society. The Rev. T.G. ROOKE, B.A., President of the Baptist College, Rawdon, Leeds. The Rev. CHARLES CHAPMAN, M.A., of Western College, Plymouth. The Rev. ALEXANDER HANNAY, Secretary of the Congregational Union of England and Wales, The REV. W. H. GRIFFITH, M.A, Principal of In- Je, Dr. ALEXANDER THOMSON, Professor of Hebrew in the Lancashire Independent College. The Rev, JAMES COMPER GRAY, Author of “Clase and Desk,” “ Topics for Teachers,” “Biblical Museum,” &c., &e. The Rev. J. BALDWIN BROWN, B.A,
The source text as printed, transcribed diplomatically. Where the source language uses a non-Latin script that reaches us only through a Victorian romanisation, this layer is labelled transliteration, because that is what we hold.
Romanised transliteration as printed by the translator, not the original script. This is what we hold.
1I know no other edition which contains so much valuable help to the reader.”—Tur Rev. A. H. Cuanrtzris, D.D., Dean of the Chapel Royal. “The OxrorpD Brsiks FOR TEACHERS are as good as ever we can expect to see.”— Tus Rav. C. H. SpurcEon. “The modest title of the work scarcely does justice to the range of subjects which it comprehends, and the quality of their treatment. As a manual of Biblical information and an auxiliary of Biblical study, it is unrivalled. It is as exhaustive as it is concise,—no irrelevant matter has been introduced, and nothing essential to Biblical study seems to have been omitted,—and in no instance, so far as I can judge, has thoroughness or accuracy been sacrificed to the necessities of condensation.”—Tus Rev. Rosset N. Youne, of Headingley College, Leeds. “The OxForp Brste For THACHERS is really one of the greatest boons which in our day has been offered to the reading public. The information given is so various, and so complete, as scarcely to leave a single desideratum. To Christians, in their quiet researches at home, or in the course of extensive journeys, or in preparation for the duties of tuition, it is simply invaluable, and constitutes in itself a Biblical Library. The range of topics which it seeks to illustrate is very great, while the care and accuracy manifest in the articles deserves the highest praise. It is no exaggeration to say, that to the mass of Christian people it saves the expense of purchasing and the toil of consulting a library of volumes. At the same time, I know no book more likely to stimulate enquiry, and to give the power of appreciating further research into the history, structures, and meaning of the Sacred Oracles.”— Dr. Goorp, of Edinburgh.
2At the same time, I know no book more likely to stimulate enquiry, and to give the power of appreciating further research into the history, structures, and meaning of the Sacred Oracles.”— Dr. Goorp, of Edinburgh. “TI have only recently possessed one of the Oxrorp BisLes ror Teacuues; and after a most patient examination of it, am astonished at the immense amount of accurate and carefully digested matter it contains: and that, too, of a kind precisely adapted to the Teacher’s needs. Would that such a Bible had been within my reach when I first began my teaching life; and would that I had possessed one earlier, since I began to write for Teachers. As I look at its upwards of 300 pages of ‘Helps to the Study of the Bible, I recall my toilsome pilgrimage through many volumes, at much expenditure of time, for what is here so distinctly stated and tabulated. With such a desk companion I might have done so much more, and done it so much better. All I can do now is to entreat all Teachers who need a perfectly reliable Bible for study or class purposes, to procure one of the Oxrorp Bisies ror Tracuers. This I do most earnestly. And I would add that as a presentation volume by a class to its Teacher, or by a School to its Superintendent, no gift would be better appreciated or more appropriate than the small quarto size with its wide margin, and magnificent type, and superb flexible binding.” — The Rev. Jamus CoMPaR GRAY, Author of “Class and Desk,” “ Topics for Teachers,” “ Biblical Museum,” §e., Fe. “These admirable Bibles must tend to extend the fame even of the Oxford Press.”— Tus Rieut Hon. W. E. Guapstons, M.P. THE OXFORD BIBLE FOR TEACHERS IS RECOMMENDED BY The ARCHBISHOP of CANTERBURY. The ARCHBISHOP of YORK, The BISHOP of LONDON. The BISHOP of WINCHESTER, The BISHOP of BANGOR. The BISHOP of CARLISLE. . The BISHOP of CHICHESTER. The BISHOP of ELY. The BISHOP of GLOUCESTER and BRISTOL. The BISHOP of LICHFIELD, The BISHOP of LLANDAFF. The BISHOP of MANCHESTER, The BISHOP of OXFORD. The BISHOP of PETERBOROUGH. The BISHOP of RIPON. The BISHOP of ROCHESTER, The BISHOP of SALISBURY, The BISHOP of St. ALBANS, The BISHOP of St. ASAPH. The BISHOP of St. DAVID’S, The BISHOP of WORCESTER. The BISHOP of SODOR and MAN, The BISHOP of BEDFORD. The DEAN of CANTERBURY, The DEAN of DURHAM, The DEAN of BANGOR, The DEAN of WELLS, The DEAN of ELY, The DEAN of EXETER, The DEAN of HEREFORD. The DEAN of LICHFIELD, The DEAN of LLANDAFF. The DEAN of MANCHESTER. The DEAN of NORWICH. The DEAN of PETERBOROUGH. The DEAN of RIPON. The DEAN of ROCHESTER, The Late DEAN of WORCESTER, CANON LIDDON. CANON GREGORY, : The ARCHBISHOP of ARMAGH, The ARCHBISHOP of DUBLIN. The BISHOP of MEATH. The BISHOP of DOWN and CONNOR, The BISHOP of KILLALOE, The BISHOP of LIMERICK. The BISHOP of TUAM. The BISHOP of DERRY and RAPHOE, The BISHOP of CASHEL. The BISHOP of KILMORE, The BISHOP of CORK. The BISHOP cf OSSORY.
3The BISHOP of MEATH. The BISHOP of DOWN and CONNOR, The BISHOP of KILLALOE, The BISHOP of LIMERICK. The BISHOP of TUAM. The BISHOP of DERRY and RAPHOE, The BISHOP of CASHEL. The BISHOP of KILMORE, The BISHOP of CORK. The BISHOP cf OSSORY. The VEN. ARCHDEAOON REICHEL, The PRINCIPAL of the THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE, GLOUCESTER, The PRINCIPAL of the NATIONAL SOCIETY'S TRAINING COLLEGE, BATTERSEA. The CAN oN IN CHARGE of the DIVINITY SCHOOL, The PRINCIPAL of Sr, BEES COLLEGE, The PRINCIPAL of the THEOLOGICAL OOLLEGE, The PRINCIPAL of LICHFIELD THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE. The PRINCIPAL, St. DAVID'S COLLEGE. The RIGHT HON, WILLIAM EWART GLADSTONE, The Rev. A. H. CHARTERIS, D.D., fessor af Biblical Criticism in the University of Edinburgh. Dr. LEE, Professor of Ecclesiastical History in the University of Glasgow. The RIGHT HON. JOHN INGLIS, D.C.L., LLD., Chancellor of the University of Edinburgh, The EARL of SHAFTESBURY., Dr. ANGUS. Dr. STOUGHTON. The Rev. C. H. SPURGEON. Dr, RIGG, of the Westminster Normal Institution. Dr, KENNEDY, The Rev. EDWIN PAXTON HOOD. The Rev. W. MORLEY PUNSHON, LL.D. The REv. HORATIUS BONAR, D.D, Dr. GOOLD, of Edinburgh. PROFESSOR BINNIE, D.D. PROFESSOR BLAIKIE, D.D. Ds. ANDREW THOMBON, of Edinburgh. Dr. DAVID BROWN, Principal of Free Church Col- lege, Aberdeen, PROFESSOR SALMOND, of Free Church College, Aberdeen, Dr. W. LINDSAY ALEXANDER, Dr, ALEXANDER MACLAREN, The Rev, PRINCIPAL RAINY, D.D., of New College, Edinburgh. Dg. JAMES MACGREGOR, of Edinburgh. Dz, ANTLIFF, Principal af the Theological Institute, Sunderland. Dg. NEWTH, of Neto College. The Rev. E, E, JENKINS, M.A. President of the Wesleyan Conference. The Rev. M. C. OSBORN, Secretary of the Wesleyan ference. Dr. GEORGE OSBORN, of the Theological Institution, Richmond, The Rev. R. GREEN, The Rev. W. HUDSON, : yhe Bry, ¥, GREEVES. BR. W. P. POPE, Professor of Theology, Didebury. Dz, GERVASE SMITH. The REy. GEORGE MARTIN, Dr. FALDING. Ds. CHARLES STANFORD, Dz. LANDELS, The Rv. JOHN H. GODWIN. The Rev. J.C. HARRISON, The Rev. JOSEPH WOOD, M.A. Ds. CUMMING. The Rey. COLIN CAMPBELL MoKECHNIE, The Rev, R. TUCK, B.A. The REv. PRINCIPAL MCALL, of Hackney College, The Rrv. ROBERT N. YOUNG, of Headingley College, le. The EY. R. VAUGHAN PRYCE, M.A, LL.D, of The RE “Pi ornsso: REYN he REv, PRO: R OL: B. D.D. Cheshunt College. DS Boba DD. of The Late Dr, JOSEPH MULLENS, Foreign Secretary of the London Missionary Society. The Rev. T.G. ROOKE, B.A., President of the Baptist College, Rawdon, Leeds. The Rev. CHARLES CHAPMAN, M.A., of Western College, Plymouth. The Rev. ALEXANDER HANNAY, Secretary of the Congregational Union of England and Wales, The REV. W. H. GRIFFITH, M.A, Principal of In- Je, Dr. ALEXANDER THOMSON, Professor of Hebrew in the Lancashire Independent College. The Rev, JAMES COMPER GRAY, Author of “Clase and Desk,” “ Topics for Teachers,” “Biblical Museum,” &c., &e. The Rev. J. BALDWIN BROWN, B.A,
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