02151cam a2200313Ia 4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036016001800077035002000095040005100115050001600166082001700182100005800199245009100257260005500348300002800403500009800431500002000529504002000549505090200569630005001471630002501521776014001546942001501686948000601701999001701707952011301724ocm11735663 OCoLC20230502074644.0850226s1913 enk 001 0 eng d7 a0028032972Uk a(OCoLC)11735663 aKWWcKWWdOCLCGdKRTASdKIJdUKMGBdEUMdZAAPA 4aBS475b.P3304a220.13bP42b1 aPeake, Arthur S.q(Arthur Samuel),d1865-1929.92794314aThe Bible :bits origin, its significance, and its abiding worth /cby Arthur S. Peake aLondon ;aNew York :bHodder and Stoughton,c1914. axxxvi, 517 p. ;c21 cm. aReprinted in part from the Sunday Strand, the Contemporary Review and the Interpreter. Pref. aIncludes index. aIncludes index. aThe 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 00aBiblexCriticism, interpretation, etc.92794100aBiblexCanon.92794208iOnline version:aPeake, Arthur S. (Arthur Samuel), 1865-1929.tBible.dLondon ; New York : Hodder and Stoughton, 1913w(OCoLC)729479917 2ddccBK00 h  c14173d14173 00102ddc4071aDAPAbDAPAd2012-10-02hArgief: 1914o220.13 PEApAPA053419r2012-10-02t1w2012-10-02yREF