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William B. Godbey · 1902 · Scripture
The Godbey New Testament is a distinct Greek-based rendering of the New Testament that circulated in early American holiness circles. Its scope is limited to the New Testament, and it was made…
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F. B. Meyer · 1902 · Book
F. B. Meyer's "The Soul's Pure Intention" emerged from his deep engagement with the Keswick movement's emphasis on victorious Christian living and entire consecration. Writing at the height of his influence as…
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Anonymous committee of British Christians · 1902 · Scripture
Produced at the turn of the twentieth century, the Twentieth Century New Testament was one of the first committee translations deliberately rendered in contemporary rather than traditional biblical English. Its scope is…
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Ferrar Fenton · 1903 · Scripture
The Ferrar Fenton Bible is a major one-man translation project that deliberately departs from the style inherited by earlier English Bibles. Covering the complete Bible, it works directly from Hebrew and Greek,…
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Richard Francis Weymouth; edited after his death by Ernest Hampden-Cook · 1903 · Scripture
An influential "modern speech" rendering of the New Testament, the Weymouth New Testament is notable for its emphasis on natural contemporary English. Its scope is limited to the New Testament, translated from…
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Things as They Are Things as They Are: Mission Work in Southern India
Amy Carmichael · 1903 · Book
Amy Carmichael's unvarnished account of missionary life in South India emerged from her determination to counter the romanticized portrayals of mission work that dominated Western Christian literature at the turn of the…
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Expositions of Holy Scripture Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. John Chapters XV to XXI
Alexander Maclaren · 1904–1910 · Commentary
Alexander Maclaren's exposition of the final chapters of John's Gospel emerged from his decades of pulpit ministry at Union Chapel in Manchester, where his expository preaching drew congregations from across denominational lines.…
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Alexander Maclaren · 1904–1910 · Commentary
Alexander Maclaren's exposition of Acts forms part of his monumental thirty-two volume commentary series on Scripture, published across several decades at the turn of the twentieth century. As pastor of Union Chapel…
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Evelyn Underhill · 1904 · Book
Evelyn Underhill's first novel emerged from her early spiritual searching before she became known as one of the twentieth century's foremost writers on mysticism. Published when she was thirty-nine and still exploring…
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G. K. Chesterton · 1904 · Book
G. K. Chesterton's first novel emerged from his fascination with the tension between cosmopolitan progress and local loyalty in Edwardian England. Published in 1904, this satirical fantasy imagines London in 1984, where…
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A. S. Worrell · 1904 · Scripture
The Worrell New Testament is a distinct conservative American translation of the New Testament, produced in the early twentieth century and rendered directly from the Greek, with the Greek New Testament serving…
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Various scholars under Samuel Lloyd editorial work · 1905 · Scripture
The Lloyd Corrected New Testament stands as a representative early twentieth-century effort to correct familiar English versions rather than replace them outright. Its scope is limited to the New Testament, and it…
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Alexander Maclaren · 1905–1910 · Commentary
Alexander Maclaren's Expositions of Holy Scripture represents the systematic collection of sermon manuscripts from one of late Victorian England's most celebrated Baptist preachers. Based on his decades of pulpit ministry at Union…
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Alexander Maclaren · 1905 · Sermon
This sermon by Alexander Maclaren, the renowned Baptist preacher, takes its text from Revelation 3:14, where Christ identifies himself as "the Amen, the faithful and true witness." Delivered during Maclaren's long tenure…
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G. K. Chesterton · 1905 · Book
Chesterton wrote Heretics as a series of interconnected essays responding to what he saw as the intellectual and spiritual drift of Edwardian England. Published in 1905, the work emerged from his conviction…
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Andrew Murray · 1905 · Book
Andrew Murray's "The Inner Chamber and the Inner Life" emerged from his decades of pastoral ministry in South Africa and his deep concern for the prayer life of ordinary Christians. Writing at…
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Alexander Whyte · 1905 · Book
Alexander Whyte's devotional study emerged from his decades of pastoral ministry at Free St. George's in Edinburgh, where his expository preaching had made him one of Scotland's most influential Reformed ministers. Writing…
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Amy Carmichael · 1906 · Book
Amy Carmichael's "Overweights of Joy" emerged from her early years of missionary service in India, written during a period of intense spiritual testing and physical hardship. The title draws from 2 Corinthians…
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Alexander Maclaren · 1906 · Book
This collection gathers some of Alexander Maclaren's most penetrating sermons from his decades-long ministry at Union Chapel in Manchester, where he served from 1858 to 1903. Maclaren was widely regarded as the…
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G. K. Chesterton · 1908 · Book
G. K. Chesterton's The Man Who Was Thursday: A Nightmare emerged from the author's own struggles with doubt and despair during his young adulthood in fin de siècle London. Published in 1908,…
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G. K. Chesterton · 1908 · Book
Orthodoxy emerged from Chesterton's response to critics of his earlier work Heretics, who challenged him to articulate not merely what was wrong with modern thought but what positive alternative he proposed. Writing…
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A. T. Robertson · 1908 · Book
A. T. Robertson's "A Short Grammar of the Greek New Testament" emerged from the pressing need for an accessible yet rigorous introduction to Koine Greek for students of the New Testament. In…
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Catherine of Genoa · 1908 · Book
Students of mysticism and the philosophy of religion: a two-volume study of Catherine, her circle and the sources of the 1551 book, and of the mystical element in religion generally.
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G. K. Chesterton · 1909 · Book
The Ball and the Cross emerged from Chesterton's concern with the polarized secularism and religious sentiment of Edwardian England, where public discourse had grown increasingly shrill and abstract. Originally serialized in The…
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