WILLIAM RAMSAY BOOKS ONLINE
We are pleased to present the very best of William Ramsay’s biblical scholarship in our 3-in-1 William Ramsay trilogy collection:
THE WORKS OF WILLIAM RAMSAY 3-in-1
Includes the full text of 1) ST PAUL THE TRAVELER AND ROMAN CITIZEN, 2) WAS CHRIST BORN AT BETHLEHEM? 3) THE LETTERS TO THE SEVEN CHURCHES OF ASIA.
Sir William M. Ramsay was a famous Scottish scholar renowned for his work on the New Testament and Asia Minor. He traveled extensively through the lands of the Bible and was regarded as the foremost New Testament scholar of his day. For his work and travels he received 9 honorary doctorates, was knighted, as well as the Victorian Medal of the Royal Geographic Society in 1906.
1) ST. PAUL THE TRAVELER AND ROMAN CITIZEN (1895)
The 17 chapters include:
– The origin of St. Paul
– the church in Antioch
– Missionary journeys of Barnabas and Saul
– Foundation of the Churches in Galatia
– The apostolic Council
– Coming of Luke and call to Macedonia
– The churches of Macedonia
– Athens and Corinth
– The Church in Asia
– The Voyage to Jerusalem
– Voyage to Rome
– St Paul in Rome
– Chronology of early Church History (30-40AD)…and more!
2) WAS CHRIST BORN AT BETHLEHEM? (1898)
12 chapters answering historical-critical questions surrounding Luke’s account of the birth narrative. Includes chapters such as:
o Luke’s history – what it professes to be
o The design and unity of Luke’s history
o King Herod’s Enrollment
o Chronology of the life of Christ
o Quirinius the Governor of Syria
Includes detailed illustrations of early inscriptions pertaining to the topic!
3) LETTERS TO THE SEVEN CHURCHES OF ASIA (1904)
31 chapters include a comprehensive look at each of the Seven Churches (Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadelphia, Laodicea) as well as:
o Writing, Travel among early Christians
o Christian Letters and their transmission
o Symbolism of the seven letters
o Education of St John in Patmos
o Persecution in the province of Asia
o Imperial Religion
o The Jews of the Asian Cities
o Pagan converts in the early church…and much more!
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THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF WILLIAM RAMSAY
William Ramsay (1851-1939) was a Scottish archaeologist whose work revolutionized the understanding of biblical history. His groundbreaking discoveries and meticulous research had a profound impact on biblical scholarship. Ramsay’s investigations in Asia Minor, particularly in modern-day Turkey, challenged prevailing skeptical views and provided strong evidence for the historical accuracy of the New Testament. He meticulously examined ancient inscriptions and archaeological sites, shedding light on the cultural and historical context of the biblical narratives. Ramsay’s findings corroborated the accuracy of the biblical accounts, bolstering the faith of many believers and providing a solid foundation for the reliability of the Scriptures. His work also contributed to a deeper understanding of the political, social, and religious climate of the ancient world, enriching the study of biblical history. Ramsay’s meticulous approach and attention to detail set new standards for archaeological research, earning him respect and recognition within the academic community. His influence extended beyond the field of archaeology as his work inspired countless individuals to explore the historical and cultural background of the Bible. The impact of Ramsay’s discoveries and scholarship continues to resonate in the field of biblical studies, strengthening the faith of believers and providing valuable insights into the world of the Bible.