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The Messages of the Books: Being Discourses and Notes on the Books of the New Testament is unavailable, but you can change that!

“My desire,” says F. W. Farrar in the preface, is “to point out the general form, the peculiar characteristics, the special message of the Sacred Books one by one, because I had found by experience, both as a teacher and as a clergyman, that this method of studying each part of Scripture as a complete whole was much less common than could be desired.” In The Messages of the Books, Farrar sets out...

Augustus, and Gamaliel and Philo—were alike engaged unconsciously, but with momentous influence, in preparing the “way of the Lord.” The letters of Hebrew and Greek and Latin inscribed above the cross were the prophetic testimony of the world’s three noblest languages to the undying claims of Him who suffered to unite all nations into the one great family of God. Beginning then with the Gospels, let us see what are the first facts which demand our attention. i. We see four separate books containing
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