of Dogma, Pfleiderer's Early Christian Conception of
Christ, P. Gardner Historic View of the New Testament,
A. Robinson Study of the Saviour in the Newer Light
(second edition), B. W. Bacon Jesus the Son of God,
and Cheyne Bible Problems, from one standpoint; and
from another by A. M. Fairbairn in his Christ in Modern
Theology, M. Lepin in Jésus, Messie et Fils de Dieu,
B. B. Warfield The Lord of Glory, W. L. Walker in
The Cross and the Kingdom, D. W. Forrest in The Christ
of History and Experience, P. T. Forsyth in The Person
and Place of Jesus Christ, Canon Sanday in Christologies
Ancient and Modern, Bishop Gore in The Incarnation of
the Son of God, and D. La Touche in The Person of
Christ in Modern Thought. Pfanmüller Jesus im Urteil
der Jahrhunderte, and the Hibbert Journal Supplement
Jesus or Christ? present various facets of opinion.

It is needless to enumerate the relevant articles in the
various Bible dictionaries and encyclopædias, or the
sections in any standard treatise upon New Testament
Theology like G. B. Steven's, Holtzmann's, Bovon's,
Feine's, Beyschlag's, or Weinel's.

The critical attitude to the gospels, which is presup-
posed in this volume, will be found stated at length in
the writer's Introduction to the Literature of the New
Testament (second edition), or in Professor Peake's con-
tribution to the present series.

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