E.W. Bullinger continues to be recognized as one of the great Bible scholars in the early twentieth century. Bullinger's comprehensive and detailed study of figures of speech in the Bible has never been superseded. His Bible commentaries, Greek lexicon, textual notes, and numeral expositional studies continue to inform students of the Scriptures. Behind his many interesting scholarly works, however, is the engaging life story of a young chorister from Canterbury Cathedral whose voice would be heard around the world through the printed page.
This revised and expanded edition of the first Bullinger biography brings to life the fascinating story of the man behind the books, looking at his background, education, family, and scholarly work. It includes a number of rare photos from Bullinger's life and a complete chronological list of his works.
