Prophecy as Preparation for Christ in the Bampton Lectures
The text reviews 1869 Bampton Lectures by R Payne Smith on prophecy as preparation for Christ, arguing that the Old Testament anticipates a true religion and a supernatural revelation. It discusses how prophecy leads to the divinity of Christ, the unity of testaments, and the Jewish interpretation of prophecy versus Christ’s fulfillment, preserving named scholars and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lhorley
Ayne
Dey Bain
Tong Gee
LDA
Mae
Volga
Payne Smitt
E.gagert
Earth
Bampton
University of Oxford
R. Payny Suita
Christ Church, Oxford
London
Macmillan and Co
Christ
Payne Smith
Jonah
Isaiah
Joel
Peter
Ohio
A New Defence of Mary Queen of Scots
A critic reviews a defence of Mary Stuart by Mr. Hosack, arguing the defender’s strong legal framing and sympathetic portrayal cannot redeem the queen’s troubled record. The piece notes Scots attitudes shift with anti English sentiment and questions the broader verdict on her guilt and fate.
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Mary of
Mary
Elizabeth
William the Silent
Mary Stuart
England
Hosack
Darnley
Mary Queen of Scots and Accusers Narrative 1542 to 1570
John Csack presents a narrative tracing Mary Queen of Scots from James V’s death in 1542 to the fall of Lord Murray in 1570. The work surveys events and accusations surrounding the queen through mid Tudor politics.
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Mary Queen of Scots
James V
Murray
John Csack
London
Edinburgh
William Blackwood and Sons
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Jesus of Nazareth
Palestine
Jesus
Moses
Mary OF Scots