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Excerpt from The Pentateuchal Analysis and Inspiration
Tyler Perry, Rev. Franklin Samuel Hatch, Rev. John Luther Kilbon, Mr. William James Tate.
With this number the record enters upon its second volume. The general plan and aim of the magazine remain as heretofore. While seeking to act primarily as a medium of intercommunication among the constituency of Hartford The ological Seminary, we Shall continue to discuss topics of general interest by means of editorial notes, articles, and book reviews. We have made arrangements to devote most of the space at our disposal for contributed articles to the discussion of the ques tions of Biblical inspiration and authority, and of their practical applications, which are so much engaging the thought of Ameri can Christians as oi their brethren over sea. The studies which we shall present are all prepared especially for our pages and will be the work of specialists. In accordance with this plan, Professor Bissell in this number states and illustrates some of the bearings of Pentateuchal criticism, as conducted in certain quarters, upon the commonly received doctrine of the inspira tion of the Scriptures. The writer's acknowledged position as an authority gives great weight to his views as here presented.
The air of popular discussion is full, apparently as never before, of talk about the Bible. What is the Bible? In what sense is it the Word of God? Is it sufficient? Is it infallible?
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