The Expositor's Bible: The Gospel of St. John, Vol. IIDods, Marcus
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The Expositor's Bible: The Gospel of St. John, Vol. II
Dods, Marcus
Bible. John; Bible. John -- Criticism, interpretation, etc.
“It is very rarely that so much solid exposition can be found
compressed into so small a space. Soundly evangelical, the lectures
are at the same time luminous, refined, and practical, abounding not
only in fine glimpses of spiritual intuition, but also in keen
analysis of human character, and its sources and motives of
action.”—_Freeman._
“A work so simple in style and in structure, breathing at every
point the spirit of the Master, can hardly fail to find acceptance,
and is eminently fitted to be at once edifying and
elevating.”—_Scotsman._
ISAAC, JACOB, AND JOSEPH
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“The present volume is worthy of the writer’s reputation. He deals
with the problems of human life and character which these
biographies suggest in a candid and manly fashion, and where he
discovers a spiritual significance in them his course is always
marked by sobriety and caution, yet he is not wanting in fervour and
earnestness.”—_Spectator._
“We commend this volume to our readers as a model of popular
exposition.... For insight into the depths of the character
portrayed, an insight which amounts to _intimacy_, we have not for
many a day found any work superior to this.”—_Baptist._
“Dr. Dods has the double qualifications for writing biography. He is
at once a student of books and a student of life. For reality
therefore, for freshness, for penetration, for insight into
character, these chapters are incomparable, and for the purposes of
‘Household Exposition’ we can conceive of no healthier form of
literature coming into our families.”—_Christian._
ISRAEL’S IRON AGE:
Sketches from the Period of the Judges.
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“The popularity of this volume is richly deserved. The sketches are
bright and forcible, and abound in moral teaching and practical
lessons for the golden age of Victoria as well as for the iron age
of Israel.”—_Evangelical Magazine._
“Powerful lectures. This is a noble volume, full of strength. Young
men especially will find in it a rich storehouse of prevailing
incentive to a godly life. Dr. Dods searches with a masterly
hand.”—_Nonconformist._
“The characters are vividly and truthfully drawn, and many practical
lessons in daily life are enforced from their virtues and
vices.”—_Standard._
MOHAMMED, BUDDHA, AND CHRIST.
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