EXEGETICAL AND CRITICAL COMMENTARIES.

ELLICOTT.

Critical and Grammatical Commentaries on St. Paul's Epistles. With Revised Translations. By Rt. Rev. Charles J. Ellicott, Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol. 8vo. Galatians. With an Introductory Notice by Prof. C. E. Stowe, $1.25; Ephesians, $1.25; Thessalonians, $1.25; Philippians, Colossians, Philemon, $1.75; Pastoral Epistles, $1.75. The whole set in two volumes, bevelled edges, $6.75. First Epistle to the Corinthians, $2.75.

"To Bishop Ellicott must be assigned the first rank, if not the first place in the first rank, of English biblical scholarship. The series of Commentaries on the Pauline Epistles are in the highest style of critical exegesis." - Methodist Quarterly.

HENDERSON.

Commentaries, Critical, Philological and Exegetical. Translated from the original Hebrew. By E. Henderson, D. D. 8vo.

The Book of the Twelve Minor Prophets. With a Biographical Sketch of the Author by Prof. E. P. Barrows, $3.00; Jeremiah and Lamentations, $2.25; Ezekiel, $1.75. "His Commentaries on the Minor Prophets and on Isaiah are probably the best specimens of exegetical talent and learning which have ever appeared in England. The same diligence, learning, sobriety, and judiciousness appear in Ezekiel as characterize the learned author's commentaries on Isaiah, Jeremiah, and the Minor Prophets." - Bibliotheca Sacra. LIGHTFOOT.

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St. Paul's Epistle to the Galatians. A Revised Text, with Introduction, Notes and Dissertations. By J. B. Lightfoot, D. D., Hulsean Professor of Divinity, and Fellow of College, Cambridge. Svo. $3.00.

"For a scholar's use Dr. Lightfoot's Commentary is invaluable. He and Bishop Ellicott worthily supplement each other."-American Presbyterian Review. "Among the modern English commentaries on the New Testament Scriptures this appears to us to be the best."- New Englander.

MURPHY.

Critical and Exegetical Commentaries, with New Translations. By James G. Murphy, LL. D., T. C. D., Professor of Hebrew, Belfast. 8vo.

Genesis. With a Preface by J. P. Thompson, D. D., New York, $3.00; Exodus, $2.50; Exodus, Crown 8vo, $1.25; Leviticus, $2.25; Daniel, 12mo, $1.25; Psalms, $3.50. "Thus far nothing has appeared in this country for half a century on the first two books of Pentateuch so valuable as the present two volumes (on Genesis and Exodus). His style is lucid, animated, and often eloquent.' -Methodist Quarterly.

"Dr. Murphy adds to a thorough knowledge of the Hebrew, and of the science of interpretation, great common sense, genuine wit, and admirable power of expression."-Congregationalist. PEROWNE.

The Book of Psalms. A new Translation. With Introductions and Notes Explanatory and Critical. By J. J. Stewart Perowne, D. D., Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Cannon of Llandaff. Reprinted from the Third English Edition. Two vols. 8vo. $6.75. "This is justly regarded as the standard commentary on the Book of Psalms in England. It is learned, devout, and exhaustive. . . . Dr. Perowne is one of the most profound Hebrew scholars in Europe."- Lutheran Observer.

"It comprises in itself more excellences than any other commentary on the Psalms in our janguage." Baptist Quarterly.

STUART.

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Critical and Exegetical Commentaries, with Translations of the Text.
Moses Stuart, late Professor of Sacred Literature in Andover Theological Seminary. 12mo.
Romans, $1.75; Hebrews, $1.75; Proverbs, $1.50; Ecclesiastes, $1.25.
The Commentaries on the Romans, Hebrews, and Ecclesiastes are edited and revised by
Prof. R. D. C. Robbins.

"The Commentaries of Prof. Stuart abide the test of time. They contain so much thorough discussion of doctrinal points, so much valuable criticism on pregnant words, and such an earnest religious spirit, that they must live for generations as a part of the apparatus for the biblical student." The Independent.

The Book of Esther. A New Translation. With Critical Notes, Excursuses, Maps and Plans, and Illustrations. By the Lowell Hebrew Club. Edited by Rev. John W. Haley, M. A., author of " Alleged Discrepancies of the Bible," and "The Hereafter of Sin." 8vo. pp. 200. $1.50.

"If any one of our readers desires a fresh and exhaustive 'help' to the study of the Book of Esther, let him at once obtain a copy of this work.". - The Old Testament Student. W. F. DRAPER, Publisher ANDOVER, MASS.

Full Descriptive Catalogues free on application.

With Psalms. For the Use of Congregations. Edited by George Harris, D. D., and William J. Tucker, D. D., Professors in Andover Theological Seminary, and Mr. Edward K. Glezen, of Providence, Rhode Island. Crown 8vo.

The Music Committee of the Eliot Church, Newton, Mass.
(Rev. Wolcott Calkins, D. D.), in choosing a new hymn book
for use in their church, applied the test of singing every tune in
each book under examination. The hymns were studied with
equal care, and as a result the committee decided on Hymns of
the Faith, and ordered about one thousand copies.
Rev. Albert H. Plumb, D. D., Pastor Walnut Avenue Con-
gregational Church, Boston, writes: "I have much enjoyed the
perusal of Hymns of the Faith. It has the great advantage of
comprising, in a manual of convenient form and beautiful me-
chanical execution, many rare hymns and much fine music no-
where else combined, so far as I know."

Rev. F. W. Baldwin, Chelsea, Mass., says of Hymns of the
Faith "In choice of hymns and tunes, in arrangement of the
Psalms for chanting, and in the good taste shown in all its
parts, it is pre-eminent. I believe it is destined to supersede
many of the manuals now in use, and that wherever introduced
it cannot fail to lead to higher and truer forms of worship."

AMERICAN BOOK OF CHURCH SERVICES.

With Selections for Responsive Reading, and full Orders of Service for the Celebration of Matrimony, and for Funerals and other Occasional Ministrations; also, an ample list of Selections of Sacred Music, with References for the Guidance of Pastors and Choristers. Arranged by Rev. Edward Hungerford. 16m0, $1.25. Rev. Daniel Merriman, D. D., Pastor of the Central Church, Worcester, Mass., says of it: "The American Book of Church Services seems to me, on the whole, the best of the kind that has been presented to the churches, harmonizing as it does with the general Congregational tradition in respect to worship, and making a distinct and important advance upon it. . . . I like very much the increased and rightful use which it makes in respect to music, the choir calls, responses, chants, and antiphons. I like also the bringing forward of the litany as a helpful part of worship. Particularly do I like the litany which you propose for the Sunday school. The order for family worship is also excellent."

Correspondence with pastors and church committees with reference to the introduction of "Hymns of Faith" and "Church Services" is cordially invited by the Publishers HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO., BOSTON.