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This book tells the story of the life of the prophet Elijah from the Old Testament. Milligan examines the historical and religious context in which Elijah lived, and explores how his actions and teachings influenced Jewish and Christian traditions. This is a must-read for anyone interested in biblical scholarship and religious history.

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This book is a scholarly study of the Greek text of the New Testament, written by William Milligan in the late 19th century. Milligan provides a detailed analysis of the language used in the text, as well as its historical and theological context. He also includes a thorough examination of the different translations of the New Testament into English, offering insight into the challenges of accurately conveying the meaning of the original Greek.

This scholarly examination of the Ten Commandments and the observance of the Lord's Day offers readers a rich and insightful exploration of these foundational aspects of Christian faith and practice. With meticulous attention to detail and a deep appreciation for the spiritual significance of these concepts, Milligan unveils new dimensions of meaning and relevance in these timeless biblical teachings.