2014 Reprint of 1905 Edition. Full facsimile of the original edition, not reproduced with Optical Recognition Software. E.W. Bullinger was a direct descendent of the great Bullinger of the Swiss Reformation. He was an Anglican clergyman who lived near the end of the nineteenth century. This work is an in-dept study of the Holy Spirit by one of the greatest Greek and Hebrew Scholars of the period. Bullinger provides a complete list and exposition of 385 references of "pneuma" as found in the New Testament. Contents include: The use of pneuma -- The usage of pneuma -- Deity -- Christ -- The...

Bullinger was an Anglican clergyman and Biblical scholar who wrote at length about Christian issues and both dogma and religion.

The Rev. E.W. Bullinger was one of the most prolific writers among theologians of the 19th century. His outstanding scholarship resulted in classics such as Number in Scripture. In The Witness of the Stars, Bullinger takes the reader back in time before God had given a written revelation. He asks the question, Did God leave Himself without a witness? Bullinger resoundly ansers NO He then proceeds to show how God declared his sovereignty over creation through the stars in the heavens. Bullinger strips away pagan falsehoods to reveal how the heavens truly proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ as...

There has been much written on the subject of the Holy Spirit, both as to Himself and His work: but something is needed which shall embrace a wider field of enquiry and study. The word pneuma, both in its use and usage, requires more careful and systematic examination than it has yet received. The question we have to ask, and the information we seek, is this: To what does the word pneuma refer each time it is used in the New Testament? When does it refer to the Holy Spirit? And when is it used psychologically or in any other way? In other words, when ought pneuma to be rendered Spirit, and...