This scholarly work by Eusebius, one of the earliest Christian historians, explores the theological and philosophical implications of Christ's divine manifestation. With its rigorous analysis and erudite arguments, it remains a seminal text in Christian theology.
First published in 1841, The Turkish New Testament Incapable of Defence is a response to Professor Lee's criticisms of Dr. Henderson's Turkish New Testament translation.Based on the premise that Turkish is incapable of conveying subtle spiritual meaning, Henderson argues for the use of Arabic in Christian texts.
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This lexicon offers translations between Hebrew, Chaldee, and English. The book is an essential resource for those studying ancient languages, as it provides access to primary texts and documents.