“Canon Bell is a scholar and something of a poet; and the reader may be sure that anything which proceeds from his hand is written with care, reverence, and polished skill.… It is a pleasant duty to recognise the admirable spirit in which Canon Bell has treated the more important part of his work. The reflections upon a visit to such spots as the Mount of Olives, the Garden of Gethsemane, or the place of the Crucifixion, are conceived in a truly reverent and majestic vein. The verses written in contemplation of these sacred spots are marked by great beauty and devotion. They read like some of the Church’s glorious hymns of the Passion set anew, in fresh strains and varied metre.”—_Morning Post._
CHRIST AND HIS PEOPLE. In crown 8vo, cloth, price 5s.
THE BISHOP OF LIVERPOOL, THE DEAN OF RIPON, ARCHDEACON RICHARDSON, CANON HOARE, PREBENDARY EDMONDS, H. C. G. MOULE, CANON J. W. BARDSLEY, SIR EMILIUS LAURIE, and GEORGE EVERARD.
THE REVELATION OF JOHN: An Exposition. By P. W. GRANT, Author of “The Bible Record of Creation True for Every Age,” “The Great Memorial Name,” etc. Crown 8vo, cloth, price 6s.
THE SAINT AND HIS SAVIOUR. By C. H SPURGEON. A New Edition, set up and printed from new type. With Portrait. Crown 8vo, cloth, price 3s. 6d.
THE WOMEN FRIENDS OF JESUS; or, Lives and Characters of the Holy Women of Gospel History. By HENRY C. MCCOOK, D.D. In crown 8vo, cloth, price 5s.
“Dr. McCook describes in felicitous and flowery language the lives and characters of famous women of Gospel history.”—_Scotsman._
“Rich in Biblical and historical knowledge, and graphic and picturesque in style.”—_Glasgow Herald._
“It will be no difficult task to write many a paragraph in praise of the exquisite pathos, the insight into womanly character, which these pages breathe.”—_Methodist Recorder._
THE STORY OF THE LIFE OF JESUS Told in Words Easy to Read and Understand. By the Author of “The Story of the Bible,” etc. With Forty Illustrations. Handsomely bound, fcap. 4to, cloth, price 2s.
“An excellent Sunday book for children; the story is tenderly and brightly told, the pictures of Eastern life and Jewish manners form an effective running commentary on the text, which is interspersed besides with graphic views of the sacred cities, sites, and scenery.”—_Times._