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Codet's Commentary on Luke.

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A Commentary on the Gospel of St. Luke. By F. GODET, Doctor and Professor of Theology, Neufchatel. Translated from the Second French Edition. With Preface and Notes by John Hall, D.D. New edition, printed on heavy paper. 2 vols., paper,

584 pp. (Standard Series, octavo, Nos. 51 Howard Crosby, D D., LL.D., says: "I consider Godet a man of soundest learning and purest orthodoxy. His Luke would be a most acceptable publication in the form you suggest."

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Gospel of Mark.

and 52), $2.00; 1 vol., 8vo, cloth, $2.50. mentary is one for which Christian scholars should everywhere be grateful. It is full and refreshing."

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The Zion's Herald, Boston, Mass, says: "As a commentator. Godet is eminently clear, orthodox and suggestive. He meets all the destructive criticism of the hour upon the sacred text and its authenticity, with a firmness of conviction and fullness of learning which are refreshing while in exegetical and homiletical notes he leaves nothing to be desired."

From the Teacher's Edition of the Revised New Testament, with Harmony of the Gospels, List of Lessons, Maps, etc. Paper, 15 cents; Cloth, 50 cents.

Half-Dime Hymn Book.

Standard Hymns. With Biographical Notes of their Authors.

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EDWARD P.THWING. 32mo, paper, 96 pp. Each, 6c.; in lots of fifty or more, 5c. Hand-Book of Illustrations.

The Preacher's Cabinet. A Hand-Book of Illustrations. By Rev. EDWARD P. THWING, author of "Drill-Book in Vocal Culture," "Outdoor Life in Europe." etc. Fourth edition. 2 vols.. 12mo, paper, 144 pp., 50 cents.

Home Altar.

The Home Altar: An Appeal in Behalf of Family Worship. With Prayers and Hymns for Family Use. By Rev. CHARLES F. DEEMS. LL.D., pastor of the Church of the Strangers. Third edition. 12mo, cloth, 281 pp., 75 cents.

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How to Pay Church Debts, and How to Keep Churches out of Debt. By Rev. SYLVANUS

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The Pastor's Record for Study, Work, Appointments and Choir for one year. Prepared by Rev. W. T. WYLIE. 12mo, paper, 50 cents; cloth, 75 cents; leather, $1.00. Popery.

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The Rev. Joseph T. Duryea, D.D., Pastor of CenStudies in Mark.

Republic. By Rev. JOSEPH S. VAN DYKE, Throne," etc. 8vo, cloth, 304 pp., $1.00. tral Congregational Church, Boston, Mass., says: "I have read with interest and profit the work entitled, Popery the Foe,' etc. It is an excellent summary of principles and facts bearing upon the controversy with the Papal Church. The arrangements and appeals are sound and strong. It is a timely contribution to the cause of true religion and civil liberty."

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A Critical, Exegetical and Homiletical Treatment of the S. S. Lessons for 1882 for the use of Teachers. Pastors and Parents. New, Vigorous, Practical. By REV. D. C. HUGHES, Editor of the International Sunday-School Lesson Department of "The Homiletic Monthly." Evo, cloth, $1.00.

Teacher's Edition of the Revised New Testament.

With New Index and Concordance, Harmony of the Gospels, Maps, Parallel Passages in full, and many other Indispensable Helps. All most carefully Prepared. For Full Particulars of this Invaluable Work, send for Prospectus. Price in Cloth, $1.50. Other Prices from $2.50 to $10.00. (See, on another page. what eminent clergymen and others say of this work.) Geo. H. Pentecost, D.D, Brooklyn, says: "Only short of indi-pensable to every Minister, Teacher and Bible Student."

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These Sayings of Mine.

inherit every good thing which has been done for the Authorized Version from 1611 down."

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"These Sayings of Mine." Pulpit Notes on Seven Chapters of the First Gospel. By JOSEPH PARKER, D.D. With an introduction by Dr. Deems. 8vo, cloth, 320 pp., $1.50.

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with holy fire, and they are inspirational alike to intellect, conscience and heart. It is pre-eminently a book for preachers. We pity the Christian who is not stimulated and helped by this volume, placed so easily within the reach of all The volume has interested us beyond measure at times; it has thrilled us with vital convictions of truth, and, at the last page, like 'Oliver Twist.' we want more."

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Through the Prison to the Throne.

Through the Prison to the Throne. Illustrations of Life from the Biography of Joseph By REV. JOSEPH S. VAN DYKE, author of "Popery the Foe of the Church and of the Republic." 16mo, cloth. 254 pp., $1.00.

Van Doren's Commentary.

A Suggestive Commentary on Luke, with Critical and Homiletical Notes. By W. H. VAN DOREN, D.D. Edited by Prof. James Kernaban, London. 4 vols., paper, 1104 pp. (Standard Series, octavo, Nos. 54-57), $3 00; 2 vols., 8vo, cloth, $3.75.

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Young's New Version of the Holy Bible.

Translated according to the Letter and Idioms of the Original Languages. By ROBERT YOUNG, LL.D., Author of the "Analytical Concordance to the Bible," etc. Second revised edition. 8vo, cloth 782 pp., $4.00.

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