Great Cloud of Witnesses: A Series of Papers on Hebrews XI

by E W Bullinger Dr

One of the most respected Bible scholars of the 19th century, British clergyman ETHELBERT WILLIAM BULLINGER (1837-1913) here offers his guide to the "heroes of faith" of Hebrews 11. A rare English-language discourse on this important book of the Bible, it examines the stories of Abel, Enoch, Noah, Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, and Moses. First published in 1911, it continues to inspire and enlighten readers of the Bible today.

472 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1979

Reviews

[Dennise Pagan]

Bullinger’s commentary leaves modern scholars in the dust, as usual.

Not much can be said, if you are familiar with Hebrews then you know this book’s subject.
Bullinger just goes all in defining and illustrating what it is about the cloud of witnesses that makes them special and the application their witness (example) has when considering our own walk of faith.

This is aimed at strong drink guzzlers of scripture; if you are in any way hesitant or doubtful about the divine inspiration thereof, this study may turn you off.

[Charlie]

This book was one of the most life changing books that I have ever read! It is still changing my life. The basis of this book is: "faith COMES by hearing." Without having (spiritual) ears to "hear," we cannot have faith. We must have a relationship with the Lord in order to "hear." God wants that relationship more than us.

Bullinger takes us through the list of the faithful in Hebrews 11 (which is the great cloud of witnesses) revealing their faith in a very practical and historical way.

I have read this spiritual book more times than any other book in my library. Each time I read it, I see something new, something deeper, and a greater need in my life revealed.

[Rose Ross]

Did not read. Picked in error.