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Born April 10, 1794 • Southington • Connecticut
Died January 27, 1863 (aged 68) • New York City • New York
Subjects Of Study geography • Bible
Edgar J. Goodspeed
American biblical scholar
Charles Cutler Torrey
American biblical scholar
Walther Eichrodt
German biblical scholar
Hermann Gunkel
German biblical scholar
Julius Wellhausen
German scholar
George Foot Moore
American scholar and theologian
Sigmund Mowinckel
Norwegian biblical scholar
Margaret McDonald Bottome
American religious leader and writer
Martin Luther
Martin Luther
German religious leader
Origen
Christian theologian
Marie-Joseph Lagrange
French theologian
Sir George Adam Smith
Scottish preacher and scholar
Johann Salomo Semler
German theologian
Adam Cleghorn Welch
British biblical scholar
Martin Noth
German scholar
Henry Wheeler Robinson
British theologian
Ernst Wilhelm Hengstenberg
German theologian
Louis Cappel
French theologian
Alfred Bertholet
Swiss scholar
Jacob Bar Salibi
Syrian bishop