Revelation and the Bible
Contemporary Evangelical Thought

Carl F.H. Henry, editor
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Baker Book House
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Copyright, 1958, by Carl F.H. Henry
British edition London, The Tyndale Press, 1959
Reproduced by kind permission of author's executor.

Table of Contents

 

Preface by Carl F.H. Henry

 7-10

Chapter

  

1

G.C. Berkouwer - General and Special Divine Revelation

 11-24

2

 Gordon H. Clark - Special Divine Revelation as Rational 25-41

3

 Paul K. Jewett - Special Revelation as Historical and Personal 43-57

4

 William J. Martin - Special Revelation as Objective 59-72

5

 N.B. Stonehouse - Special Revelation as Scriptural 73-86

6

 James I. Packer - Contemporary Views of Revelation 87-104
7 Alan M. Stibbs - The Witness of Scripture to its Inspiration 105-118
8 Pierre Ch. Marcel - Our Lord's Use of Scripture 119-134
9 Roger Nicole - New Testament Use of the Old Testament 135-151
10 Edward J. Young - The Canon of the Old Testament 153-168
11 G. Douglas Young - The Apocrypha 169-185
12 Herman Ridderbos - The Canon of the New Testament 187-201
13 Geoffrey W. Bromiley - The Church Doctrine of Inspiration 203-217
14 R.A. Finlayson - Contemporary Ideas of Inspiration 219-234
15 Everett F. Harrison - The Phenomena of Scripture 235-250
16 Bernard Ramm - The Evidence of Prophecy and Miracle 251-263
17 J. Theodore Mueller - The Holy Spirit and the Scriptures 265-281
18 Ernest F. Kevan - The Principles of Interpretation 283-298
19 Donald J. Wiseman - Archaeological Confirmation of the Old Testament 299-316
20 F.F. Bruce - Archaeological Confirmation of the New Testament 317-331
21 N.H. Ridderbos  - Reversals of Old Testament Criticism 333-350
22 Merrill C. Tenney - Reversals of New Testament Criticism 351-367
23 J. Norval Geldenhuys - Authority and the Bible 369-386
24 Frank E. Gaebelein - The Unity of the Bible 387-401
     
  A Selective Bibliography – incorporated into individual chapters  

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