Inspiration: Its Nature and Extent

· 1894

PAGE INTRODUCTION 1 THE DIVINE ELEMENT 7 THE HUMAN ELEMENT 32 THE COMBINATION 37 DIFFICULTIES 44 IT is quite impossible to over-estimate the deep importance of this great subject, for on our conclusions respecting it must depend our confidence in all the great mysteries of the Gospel. There is a sphere within which the human mind is capable of astonishing achievement, and I would be the last to undervalue human intellect. It has done vast things already, and is doing great things now. But there is a limit beyond which it has no power to pass; a world in which it has no means of investigation; an unseen kingdom which lies quite outside its range. Yet, though unseen, this kingdom is all impor…

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