Books by "Walter George Bell"
12 books found
In "The Trial of Jesus from a Lawyer's Standpoint" (Vol. 1 & 2), Walter M. Chandler meticulously examines the legal proceedings surrounding the trial of Jesus Christ, presenting a thorough analysis that juxtaposes contemporary legal principles with the judicial customs of ancient Judea. Chandler employs a clear, methodical style, dissecting each event within the trial framework while illuminating the socio-political variables at play. The dual volume not only engages the legal scholar but also stimulates theological inquiry, prompting readers to reevaluate the intersection of law, morality, and faith in a narrative that has shaped Western thought for millennia. Walter M. Chandler, a noted attorney and legal scholar, brings his vast expertise to this ambitious work, informed by both his professional background and deep religious convictions. His unique perspective is further enriched by his understanding of historical context and legal frameworks, allowing him to articulate the complexities of the trial in a way that resonates with contemporary discussions about justice and legal ethics. This book is ideal for readers who seek a nuanced understanding of the trial of Jesus, whether they approach it from a legal, historical, or theological perspective. Chandler's insightful analysis encourages critical thinking and offers fresh perspectives, making this work a significant contribution to the fields of law and religious studies.
Artists and Engravers of British and American Book Plates
by Henry Walter Fincham
1897 · London : K. Paul, Trench, Trübner & Company
Memorial of the Majority of the Earl of Dalkeith. [With a Portrait.]
by William Henry Walter Montagu Douglas Scott (Duke of Buccleuch.)
1852
The Trial of Jesus is a work of American lawyer Walter M. Chandler in which he examines the Jewish trial of Jesus from a purely legal perspective. In the first volume Chandler establishes the New Testament as an authentic source of information for his examination of the trial. He provides a legal argument for the credibility of the gospel writers and examines the legal legitimacy of using their witness in understanding the events that occurred. He examines in detail, Hebrew criminal law and constructs a legal brief. The second volume deals with the Roman trial.
"The following pages contain facts which are part of the annals of Yates County, and as such, are of interest to all intelligent residents, particularly to those who are veterans of the Civil War. To the young and the rising generation, also, the facts herein related will be found valuable, both for instruction and for reference. It has been the object of the writer to produce a condensed history of certain military events in which citizens of Yates County have been concerned. This county has, in a military sense, a record alike grand and creditable. Many of the early settlers were soldiers in the Revolution, and not a few of the inhabitants of the region now included in our county took at active part in the War of 1812. Among the volunteers of the Mexican War, Yates County was to some extent represented, and to a large extent among the soldiers who fought in the War of 1861-65 for the preservation of the Union"--Preface.