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HISTORY OF THE CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN KENTUCKY TO 1988

By Matthew H. Gore

The Cumberland Presbyterian Church grew out of the Great Revival which began in Kentucky in about 1800. This attractive hardcover volume (660+ pages, published June 2000) by Matthew H. Gore, traces the roots of the Cumberland Presbyterian Denomination to the beginnings of the Presbyterian and Reformed denominations in North America prior to the American Revolution. In depth coverage begins with the emigration of James McGready to Kentucky in the late-1700s and the evolving theological and political differences within the Presbyterian Church.

CPC, $15.00 (More Information?)

HISTORICAL HANDBOOK OF MAJOR BIBLICAL INTERPRETERS

Edited by Donald K. McKim, Former Dean of Memphis Theological Seminary

The History of Christian theology is fundamentally the history of the Church's interpretation of the Bible. In this authoritative reference work, scholars from both historical and biblical studies profile the methods, perspectives and seminal works of major biblical interpreters from the second to the late twentieth century. Includes introductory essays for each period and biographies of each interpreter.

Contributors include MTS Professors Dr. Mitzi Minor and Dr. Steve Parrish.

IVP, $29.99

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