by the Rev. J. G. Tolley

London: Pritned by J. F. Dove, St. John's Square: and Sold by C. Rice, Mount Street, Berkeley Square

1827

First Edition

This being the personal copy of Johann August Wilhelm Neander (1789 – 1850). With his inscription and a bookplate indicating that this volume formerly was held in the Neander Library at the Rochester Theological Seminary.

Octavo, 185, [1] pages, period brown boards. Top board along with front free endpaper, half title and title page and several of the first pages of text detached. Damage to spine, some rubbing and wear, scuffs, some of the typical library markigns, else in good condition.

Johann August Wilhelm Neander (1789-1850) was a distinguished German theologian and church historian renowned for his profound contributions to the study of Christianity's history. Born David Mendel, he converted from Judaism to Christianity and adopted the name Neander, which means "new man." He became a prominent professor at the University of Berlin, where his lectures and writings greatly influenced theological scholarship. Neander's magnum opus, "General History of the Christian Religion and Church," remains a seminal work, meticulously detailing the development of the Christian Church from its inception to his contemporary era. His rigorous scholarship, deep faith, and commitment to an objective, empathetic portrayal of historical events earned him immense respect and solidified his legacy as a foundational figure in the field of church history.

"An Explanatory View Of The Doctrine Of The Trinity, As It Is Delivered In The Scriptures" by Rev. J. G. Tolley is a theological work that aims to elucidate the Christian doctrine of the Trinity through a close examination of biblical texts. Rev. Tolley endeavors to present a clear and comprehensive explanation of the triune nature of God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—as articulated in the Scriptures. His approach is both exegetical and doctrinal, seeking to bridge complex theological concepts with accessible interpretations for the lay reader. By grounding his analysis in scripture, Rev. Tolley addresses common questions and misconceptions about the Trinity, providing a robust defense of this central tenet of Christian faith. The book serves as a valuable resource for those seeking to deepen their understanding of the Trinitarian doctrine and its scriptural foundations.

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