publishers will
go far to show in what the light the "Emphatic Diaglott" is regarded
by the clergy:

From J. R. GRAVES, LL.D., _Editor of Tenn. Baptist_.--"There are
many of our ministers who have mastered the usual amount of
Greek required to complete their course at school but have found
little time since entering upon their ministerial labors to
"keep it up," and rust has so gathered upon their Greek that it
has become a labor to work it out without Grammar and Lexicon.
To all such and even to those who have accomplished but little
in the language, this INTERLINEARY translation will prove an
invaluable help. The CRITICAL FOOT-NOTES and Dictionary of Terms
at the close are fully worth the price of the work itself. I can
cordially commend it to every minister and Bible student as a
rigidly faithful translation of the New Testament, and for
several reasons the most valuable one that has yet been made."

From THOMAS ARMITAGE, D.D., _Pastor of the Fifth Ave. Baptist
Church_.--"GENTLEMEN: I have examined with much care and great
interest the specimen sheets sent me of 'the Emphatic Diaglott.'
... I believe that the book furnishes evidences of the purposed
faithfulness, more than usual scholarship, and remarkable
literary industry. It can not fail to be an important help to
those who wish to become better acquainted with the revealed
will of God. For these reasons I wish the enterprise of
publishing the work a great success."

From the Rev. JAMES L. HODGE, _Pastor of the First Mariners'
Baptist Church, N. Y._--"I have examined these sheets which you
design to be a specimen of the work, and have to confess myself
much pleased with the arrangement and ability of Mr. Wilson....
I can most cordially thank Mr. Wilson for his noble work, and
you, gentlemen, for your Christian enterprise in bringing the
work before the public. I believe the work will do good, and aid
the better understanding of the New Testament."

From Prof. H. MATTISON, _Pastor of Trinity Meth. Church, Jersey
City, N. J._--... "The plan of the work is admirable, and the
presence of the Greek text and interlinear version gives every
scholar a fair chance to test the version for himself, verse by
verse and word for word. I can not but believe that the work
will be valuable acquisition to the Biblical literature of th