"The authors have seen clearly the great difference between the _parousia_ and the _epiphaneia_, and thus set forth, so much and so clearly, the great Hope of the Church."--Lord BLYTHSWOOD. "I greatly value such a book for the definiteness and prominence with which it unfolds the great truth of the Lord's return as a present hope--not a theory, nor yet a mere doctrine, but a blessed and glorious hope."--Sir ROBERT ANDERSON, K.C.B., LL.D., London. "The notes are brief, clear, full, and suggestive. It supplies a felt want between such volumes as the International Critical and the ordinary devotional expositions."--JAS. F. ARTHUR, Theological Tutor, B.T.I., Glasgow. "These notes are admirable. The authors disclaim having written for scholars, but as scholars, I may say, they write for Christians, but for Christians as Bible students and serious ones."--GEO. F. TRENCH, B.A., Dublin. "The book is one of such permanent value and wide scholarship. I hope it will be the first and not the last."--H. M. BLEBY, B.A., Dudley. "Should certainly find a place in the library of all Christians who desire to study this portion of God's Word."--L. W. G. ALEXANDER. PICKERING & INGLIS, 14 Paternoster Row, London, E.C.4. 229 Bothwell Street, Glasgow; 75 Princes Street, Edinburgh. And through most Booksellers. * * * * * Transcriber's note: 1. The footnote at the end of page 74 reads: See "The Epistles to the Thessalonians, with Notes Exegetical and Expository," by C. F. Hogg and W. E. Vine, note _c._ pp. 259, 260. (Glasgow: Pickering & Inglis. 3/9, p.f.) The _c._ is unclear. 2. The footnote at the end of page 89 reads: See "The Coming Prince," by Sir Robert Anderson. Price, 5/. The 5 in 5/ is unclear. 3. Spelling, hyphenation and punctuation are left as in the original.