The Expositor. Edited by the Rev. W. Robertson Nicoll. Fourth
Series, Vol. VII, (Hodder and Stoughton.)—This volume fully maintains the interest of tho series. We may make special mention of Professor A. B. Bruce's six papers on "Paul's Concep- tion of Christianity," and Professor Stanton's four on "Some Points in the Synoptic Problem." Professor Sanday contributes a generous appreciation of Professor W. M. Ramsay's "Church in the Roman Empire," perhaps the most remarkable contribution to apologetics of modern times. (The Pope, it has been stated, has sent the author a gold medal.) Professor Ramsay himself writes a notice of Dr. Hort, and an article on the words, "About the Sixth Hour," Professor G. A. Smith's two articles, on "Galilee" and "The Lake of Galilee," with their graphic description, must not be forgotten.
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