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Handley Moule · 1892 · Book
Handley Moule's "Jesus and the Resurrection" emerged from the Victorian era's intense debates over the historical reliability of Christian faith. Writing as both a Cambridge scholar and an Anglican bishop, Moule addressed…
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Athanasius of Alexandria · 1892 · Book
For readers who want nearly all of Athanasius in English in one volume, with Robertson's long introduction; the individual works are catalogued separately.
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Andrew Murray · 1893 · Book
Andrew Murray's "Be Perfect" emerged from his pastoral concern that Christians were settling for spiritual mediocrity rather than pursuing the holiness commanded by Christ. Writing in 1893 during the height of the…
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Alexander Whyte · 1893 · Commentary
Alexander Whyte's "Bunyan Characters in the Pilgrim's Progress" emerged from his celebrated pulpit ministry at Free St. George's Church in Edinburgh, where he delivered these character studies as sermons to his congregation…
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Handley Moule · 1893 · Commentary
Handley Moule's commentary on Colossians and Philemon emerged from his work as principal of Ridley Hall, Cambridge, where he trained Anglican clergy in an era when biblical criticism was challenging traditional approaches…
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B. F. Westcott · 1893 · Book
This collection of sermons emerged from Westcott's tenure as Regius Professor of Divinity at Cambridge and later as Bishop of Durham, addressing the pressing need to demonstrate Christianity's relevance to the social…
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F. B. Meyer · 1893 · Book
F. B. Meyer's biographical meditation on Moses emerged from his pastoral work in London's East End during the 1890s, where he ministered to working-class congregations facing urban poverty and social upheaval. Drawing…
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Thérèse of Lisieux · 1893–1897 · Poem
Between February 1893 and May 1897, Thérèse Martin — a Carmelite of the Lisieux monastery who had entered at fifteen and would die of tuberculosis at twenty-four — wrote fifty-four poems. Almost…
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Christina Rossetti · 1893 · Book
Christina Rossetti's Verses represents the mature devotional poetry of one of Victorian England's most accomplished religious poets. Published in 1893, just one year before her death, this collection gathers together poems written…
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F. B. Meyer · 1893 · Book
F. B. Meyer's "The Way Into the Holiest" emerged from the Victorian era's intense hunger for deeper spiritual experience, particularly within evangelical circles seeking to move beyond mere doctrinal correctness toward intimate…
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Alexander Whyte · 1894 · Essay
Alexander Whyte's "Appreciation of Jacob Boehme" emerged from the Scottish minister's deep engagement with mystical writers during his tenure at Free St. George's, Edinburgh. Writing in 1894, Whyte sought to rehabilitate the…
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F. B. Meyer · 1894 · Book
The Bells of Is represents F. B. Meyer's distinctive approach to devotional writing, blending practical spirituality with poetic imagination. Meyer, the prominent Baptist preacher and contemporary of D. L. Moody and G.…
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Gregory of Nazianzus · 1894 · Book
For readers who want Cyril's Catechetical Lectures and Gregory's selected orations and letters in one 1894 volume with long introductions; the individual works are catalogued separately and are better reading copies.
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Handley Moule · 1894 · Commentary
Handley Moule's commentary on Romans emerged from his dual role as Cambridge professor and parish minister, reflecting the late Victorian evangelical conviction that rigorous scholarship and pastoral application must work hand in…
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F. J. A. Hort · 1894 · Book
Hort's brief but influential study emerged from his Hulsean Lectures at Cambridge, delivered during a period when historical-critical scholarship was reshaping understanding of early Christianity. Writing as both a distinguished New Testament…
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Paulinus of Nola · 1894 · Letter
The letters of Paulinus of Nola emerge from the extraordinary transformation of a wealthy Roman aristocrat who abandoned worldly success to pursue Christian asceticism in late fourth-century Gaul and Italy. Born Pontius…
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Thérèse of Lisieux · 1894–1897 · Other
The Récréations pieuses are eight short plays Thérèse Martin wrote between January 1894 and February 1897 for the enclosed Carmelite community at Lisieux. Carmel permitted extended recreation on major feasts — the…
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Alexander Whyte · 1894 · Book
Alexander Whyte's biographical study emerged from his deep admiration for the seventeenth-century Scottish Presbyterian minister Samuel Rutherford, whose passionate devotional letters had profoundly shaped Reformed spirituality. Writing as principal of New College,…
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René Bazin · 1894 · Book
L'Isolée is a novel by René Bazin, the French Catholic writer of provincial life who was later elected to the Académie française. It belongs to the body of fiction Bazin produced in…
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Andrew Murray · 1895 · Book
Absolute Surrender emerged from a series of addresses Andrew Murray delivered at Christian conferences in England and South Africa during the 1890s. Murray, a Dutch Reformed minister who had witnessed the revivals…
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Theophan the Recluse · 1895 · Book
Theophan the Recluse wrote this systematic treatise on Christian moral theology during his years of hermitage at Vyshen Monastery, completing it in 1895 near the end of his life. The work emerged…
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F. B. Meyer · 1895 · Book
F. B. Meyer's devotional biography emerged from his conviction that biblical figures offer living patterns for Christian discipleship rather than merely historical curiosities. Writing during the height of Victorian evangelical fervor, Meyer…
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Handley Moule · 1895 · Commentary
Handley Moule's commentary on Ephesians emerged from his dual calling as both scholar and pastor in the late Victorian era. As principal of Ridley Hall, Cambridge, and later Bishop of Durham, Moule…
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Alexander Whyte · 1895 · Book
Alexander Whyte's "The Four Temperaments" emerged from his pastoral ministry at Free St. George's in Edinburgh, where he observed how different personality types responded to spiritual counsel and growth. Drawing on the…
