Inspiration and Revelation: Being the Third Hartley Lecture Delivered Before the Conference at Grimsby, 14th June, 1899 (Classic Reprint)

That the subject of Inspiration and Revelation should be the suggested topic for this lecture at this time, is what might be expected considering the relation of this question to modern Biblical criticism. Something like a revolution in Biblical criticism and theology has taken place during the last quarter of a century, and the question of Inspiration and Revela tion has been largely affected by it. Moreover, the advances and discoveries of recent years in science, archaeology, literary criticism, and the determination of the texts of the sacred Scriptures have had their bearing on these doctrines.

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