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SCOTTISH JOURNAL
THEOLOGY
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https://doi.org/10.1017/S0036930600007626CONTENTS
PAGE
REASON AND REVELATION IN LUTHER, by Dr Bernhard Lohse,
Hamburg 337
BARTH ON REVELATION, by the Rev. T. H. L. Parker, M.A., B.D.,
Grantham 366
CHRIST'S SACRIFICE FOR SIN, by the Rev. A. Ian Dunlop, Edinburgh 383
MORE QUESTS OF THE HISTORICAL JESUS, by the Rev. Professor Allan
Barr, D.D., Edinburgh 394
CHANGING EMPHASES IN THE WORK OF THE MINISTRY, by the Rev.
Professor William S. Tindal, O.B.E., D.D., Edinburgh 410
BOOK REVIEWS
J. H. S. Burleigh: A Church History of Scotland, by the Rev. Pro-
fessor W. O. Chadwick, Cambridge 425
Stewart Mechie: The Church and Scottish Social Development, 1780-
i8yo, by the Rev. A. Ian Dunlop, Edinburgh 427
G. B. Burnet: The Holy Communion in the Reformed Church ofScotland,
i^6o-ig6o, by the Rev. Dr A. K. Robertson, Langton, Duns 430 .
Ronald Selby Wright: Fathers of the Kirk, by the Rev. G. S. M.
Walker, Leeds 431
John M. Barklay: A Short History of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland,
by the Rev. A. Ian Dunlop, Edinburgh 43a
Oscar Cullmann: The Christology of the New Testament, by the Rev.
Professor F. F. Bruce, Manchester 433
Rudolf Bultmann: Jesus Christ and Mythology; Ethelbert Stauffer:
Jesus and His Story, by the Rev. D. G. M. Stalker, Edinburgh 435
Ulrich Simon: Heaven in the Christian Tradition, by the Rev. Pro-
fessor J . G. Davies, Birmingham 437
Charles M. Laymon (ed.): The International Lesson Annual—ig6o,
by Elisabeth Hewitt, Edinburgh 439
H. B. Porter: The Day ofLight, by the Rev. H. J. Hammerton, Leeds 44a
S. A. Grave: The Scottish Philosophy of Common Sense, by Professor
T. E. Jessop, Hull 444
BOOKS RECEIVED 446
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https://doi.org/10.1017/S0036930600007626IN THIS ISSUE
Articles deal with Luther
Barth
the Scots Confession
the Historical Jesus
the Christian Ministry
Books Reviewed deal chiefly with Scottish and Reformation
interests
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