THE FEAR OF GOD in Relation to Religion, Theology, and Reason
Edinburgh: Andrew Elliot, 1876. First Edition. Hardcover. Octavo. Very Good. Item #37422
Pp. x, 409, unopened. Blind-stamped brown cloth, gilt spine lettering, brown coated endpapers. Minor light spotting to front and last, else unopened interior clean and bright. Covers lightly rubbed, corners bumped, spine ends frayed with a bit of a 'pull' to the head of spine, paper over hinges cracked but still tight. Overall, a very good copy of a scarce book. "This is a theological treatise of a popular order Taking the fear of God as his central theme he travels over a very wide field showing what the fear of God is what it comprehends and what it leads to subject is well laid out there much logical sequence in the reasoning and the style is plain and practical. As the volume deals with a multitude of things bearing upon practical every day religion it can be recommended as a book fitted to render valuable service in the present day when a more influential fear of the Lord seems to be specially wanted." - The Scottish Congregational Magazine - Vol. XXV, January to December 1876.
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