Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus and Numbers (Expositions of Holy Scripture)

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Printed by The S.S. Scranton Company (date unknown). Hardback cover has come loose (see pictures). The pages are still bound to one another and it is still very usable. Ships from Colorado.

This vintage copy of Alexander Maclaren’s “Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus and Numbers” offers a unique glimpse into 19th-century biblical scholarship. Maclaren, a renowned Baptist preacher and author, provides insightful analyses of the first four books of the Old Testament. Though the hardback cover is loose, the well-preserved pages allow readers to immerse themselves in Maclaren’s scholarly yet accessible writing style. Collectors will appreciate owning a piece of theological history that shaped biblical understanding for generations of Christians.

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Printed by The S.S. Scranton Company (date unknown). Hardback cover has come loose (see pictures). The pages are still bound to one another and it is still very usable. Ships from Colorado.

This vintage copy of “Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus and Numbers” by Alexander Maclaren offers a unique opportunity for collectors and readers alike. Maclaren, a renowned 19th-century Baptist preacher and author, was highly regarded for his expository sermons and commentaries on the Bible. This particular volume, part of his “Expositions of Holy Scripture” series, delves into the first four books of the Old Testament, providing insightful analyses and interpretations.

While the exact publication date is unknown, the book’s printing by The S.S. Scranton Company, a prominent American publishing house active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, adds to its historical significance. Despite the loose hardback cover, the well-preserved pages allow readers to immerse themselves in Maclaren’s scholarly yet accessible writing style, which seamlessly blends exegesis with practical applications for daily life.

Collectors will appreciate the opportunity to own a piece of theological history, as Maclaren’s works were highly influential in shaping the understanding of Scripture for generations of Christians. Moreover, this volume offers a glimpse into the rich literary and religious traditions of the Victorian era, when biblical commentary flourished alongside the growth of modern biblical criticism.

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