The its origin, its significance, and its abiding worth Peake, Arthur S. (Arthur Samuel) 1865-1929 creator text enk London New York Hodder and Stoughton 1914 1913 monographic eng

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xxxvi, 517 p. ; 21 cm. The situation -- The method and temper of the Apologist -- New light on the Bible -- The Bible in the original languages and in English -- The problem of the Canon -- The lower criticism -- The legitimacy and necessity of Biblical criticism -- The story of Old Testament Criticism -- Reasons for the critical view of the Old Testament -- The conservative reply to the Old Testament Critics -- The Critic and the Apologist -- The criticism of the New Testament -- History as a channel of Revelation -- The part played by experience in the creation of Scripture -- Revelation and its record -- The problem of Historicity -- The problem of Biblical Theology -- The Old Testament and the New -- The nature and mechanism of Inspiration -- The Misuse of the Bible -- The Bible and theology -- The question of Authority -- The verification of Revelation in experience -- The permanent value of Scripture by Arthur S. Peake Reprinted in part from the Sunday Strand, the Contemporary Review and the Interpreter. Pref. Includes index. Includes index. Criticism, interpretation, etc Canon BS475 .P33 220.13 P42b Peake, Arthur S. (Arthur Samuel), 1865-1929. London ; New York : Hodder and Stoughton, 1913 (OCoLC)729479917 KWW 850226 20230502074644.0 ocm11735663