A comprehensive history of Scotland from the earliest times up until the late 19th century. The book covers major events such as the Wars of Independence and the Jacobite rebellions, as well as the economic and social changes that shaped Scotland's development.
This comprehensive reference work covers a wide range of subjects related to the Bible, including history, geography, natural history, and biography. It includes entries on major biblical figures, as well as detailed analyses of specific passages and themes.
This fascinating work by John Eadie provides valuable insights into the cultural and historical contexts that shaped the Old Testament. Eadie draws on his extensive knowledge of the Hebrew language and customs to illuminate various aspects of Jewish domestic life, such as marriage, family relations, and religious practices. This book is an essential resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of biblical texts.
Delve into the fascinating lives of three of the pioneers of the United Presbyterian Church. James Harper explores the contributions of Ebenezer Erskine, William Wilson, and Thomas Gillespie, chronicling their impact on religion and society in Scotland and beyond. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Scottish Presbyterianism and the role of religion in shaping society.
This biographical dictionary provides detailed and engaging profiles of some of the most accomplished individuals in history. Drawing on original research and illuminating anecdotes, the editors offer valuable insights into the lives of writers, artists, leaders, and other luminaries from all parts of the world. With its careful attention to detail and lively writing, this is a must-read for anyone interested in the stories behind the great figures of history.
This book offers a detailed analysis of two of the letters attributed to the Apostle Paul in the New Testament. John Eadie and William Young examine the original Greek text and provide commentary on its meaning and significance. They delve into issues of theology, history, and literary style to help readers better understand these important texts.
A memoir of John Kitto, an English biblical scholar who was deaf from childhood and went on to make significant contributions to biblical knowledge and literature.