Books
- The Five Books Of Moses. The Presbyterian and Reformed Pub. Co. (1943)
- The Old Testament: Its Claims and Its Critics
- The Five Books of Moses: A reexamination of the modern theory that the Pentateuch is a late compilation from diverse and conflicting sources by authors and editors whose identity is completely unknown
- God Spake by Moses: An Exposition of the Pentateuch (1951)
- Prophecy and the Church: An examination of the claim of dispensationalists that the Christian church is a mystery parenthesis which interrupts the fulfilment ... the kingdom prophecies of the Old Testament (1945)
- The Unity of Isaiah: A Study in Prophecy (1977)
- The New English Bible, the New Testament of 1961: A comparative study
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