MARK TUCKER, D.D., " " " " "
  Rev. E.N.  KIRK, " " " Albany, N.Y. 
  Rev. E.B.  EDWARDS, Editor of Quarterly Observer. 
  Rev. STEPHEN MASON, Pastor First Congregational Church, Nantucket. 
  Rev. ORIN FOWLER, " " " " Fall River. 
  GEORGE W. BETHUNE, D.D., Pastor of the First Reformed Dutch Church, Phila.,
  Pa. 
  Rev. LYMAN BEECHER, D.D., Cincinnati, Ohio. 
  Rev. C.D.  MALLORY, Pastor Baptist Church, Augusta, Ga. 
  Rev. S.M.  NOEL, " " " Frankfort, Ky.

From the Professors at Princeton Theological Seminary.

The Comprehensive Commentary contains the whole of Henry’s Exposition in a condensed form, Scott’s Practical Observations and Marginal References and a large number of very valuable philological and critical notes, selected from various authors.  The work appears to be executed with judgment, fidelity, and care; and will furnish a rich treasure of scriptural knowledge to the Biblical student, and to the teachers of Sabbath-Schools and Bible Classes.

  A. ALEXANDER, D.D. 
  SAMUEL MILLER, D.D. 
  CHARLES HODGE, D.D.

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The Companion to the Bible.

In one super-royal volume.

DESIGNED TO ACCOMPANY

THE FAMILY BIBLE,

OR HENRY’S, SCOTT’S, CLARKE’S, GILL’S, OR OTHER COMMENTARIES: 

CONTAINING

1.  A new, full, and complete Concordance;

Illustrated with monumental, traditional, and oriental engravings, founded on Butterworth’s, with Cruden’s definitions; forming, it is believed, on many accounts, a more valuable work than either Butterworth, Cruden, or any other similar book in the language.

The value of a Concordance in now generally understood; and those who have used one, consider it indispensable in connection with the Bible.

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being Carpenter’s valuable Biblical Companion, lately published in London, containing a complete history of the Bible, and forming a most excellent introduction to its study.  It embraces the evidences of Christianity, Jewish antiquities, manners, customs, arts, natural history, &c., of the Bible, with notes and engravings added.

3.  Complete Biographies of Henry, by Williams; Scott, by his son; Doddridge, by Orton;

with sketches of the lives and characters, and notices of the works, of the writers on the Scriptures who are quoted in the Commentary, living and dead, American and foreign.

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