Dr. Liddon, the great London preacher, whose death occurred not many months ago, in commenting on the manner in which some of the critics treat the subject of inspiration, said: "Unless there be such a thing as the inspiration of inveracity, we are shut up to the choice between acceptance of the authority of some of our modern critics, and any belief whatever in the inspiration of the books which they handle after this fashion."

      But an inspiration of errancy and inveracity is the very kind which those who affect to be leaders of criticism are now urging upon our acceptance.

[SEBC 15]