Thesaurus Biblicus, or, Hand-book of Scripture Reference, compiled by Philipp Paul Merz and L. A. Lambert, is a comprehensive guide to biblical texts. Designed as a resource for theologians, students, and general readers, this volume offers an organized compilation of scripture references, aiding in the study and understanding of the Bible. This handbook facilitates easy access to relevant passages, supporting in-depth research and theological exploration.

Originally published in the late 19th century, this edition preserves the historical context and content of the original work, making it an invaluable addition to any theological library. It is an enduring resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the scriptures.

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