Classic Studies on the Passion, Death and Resurrection of Jesus

Biblesoft is pleased to offer this extensive new collection of classic works dealing with the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus. Written by Protestant and Roman Catholic scholars and ministers alike, from a range of backgrounds and traditions, these studies cover nearly every aspect of the subject—exegetical, historical, apologetic, theological, christological, cultural and archeological, etc.

The 16 volumes of these collection are:

• The Burial and Resurrection of Jesus Christ (English translation, 1827), by Johann David Michaelis
• The Crucifixion of Christ (1859), by Daniel H. Hill
• The Death of Christ: Its Place and Interpretation in the New Testament (1902), by James Denney
• The Forty Days After Our Lord's Resurrection (1863), by William Hanna
• From the Garden to the Cross: A Study of Our Lord's Passion (1896), by A. B. Cameron
• Golgotha and the Holy Sepulchre (1906), by Major-General Sir C. W. Wilson
• The Last Days of Jesus Christ (1918), by Lyman Abbott
• Our Lord's Resurrection (2nd edition, 1909), by W. J. Sparrow Simpson
• The Resurrection: A Symposium (1896) - with messages by Alexander Maclaren, Charles H. Spurgeon, D. L. Moody, Thomas DeWitt Talmage, and H. P. Liddon
• The Sayings of the Great Forty Days (3rd edition, 1846), by George Moberly
• Three Historical Essays on the Crucifixion of Jesus
• Crucifixion (1897), by John H. Osborne - on the nature and method of the practice
• The Crucifixion and the Jews (1866), by L. Philippson
• The Crucifixion Viewed from a Jewish Standpoint (1908), by Emil G. Hirsch
• The Trial and Crucifixion of Jesus Christ of Nazareth (1908), by M. Brodrick
• The Trial of Jesus Christ: A Legal Monograph (1899), by A. Taylor Innes
• The Trial of Jesus Illustrated from the Talmud and Roman Law (1906), by Septimus Buss
• The Trials and Crucifixion of Jesus (1891), by A. P. Stout
• The Words of the Risen Saviour (1864), by Rudolf Stier

These titles can be accessed by Bible verse from the Commentary menu, under the sub-category "Additional Commentary Material"; they can also be accessed from the Books menu under "Classic New Testament Studies".