# Lehre und Wehre_St. Louis Missouri_Januar 1861_S25 # AI translation — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) Literary Intelligence. 25 point of view of a single system, explain the philosophical concepts, but rather imparts their original meaning as well as their application in the older and oldest philosophy. L. Literary Intelligence. Preliminary Remark. With this number a beginning is made of a regularly continued list of newly published theological writings. We therefore preface it with the following explanation. From the standpoint of Church-Contemporary-History, in order to remain within the bounds of what lies nearest to us, we shall announce the following works: 1. from American theological literature, both translations of German works and original works appearing within the Lutheran Church, as well as influential and characteristic works of other denominations. 2. from the theological literature of Germany, all works published within the past year which, by their content, or by their rapid sale, or by the standing of their authors, warrant the assumption that they will not remain without influence in the Church. 3. both theological works not included in the above which are of extraordinary significance, and notable non-theological works which either are especially suited to serve the Church — that is, philological, pedagogical, and similar works — or which lay particular claim to the interest of the theologian, for example in a polemical respect. From what has been said it is clear — though we wish at the same time expressly to emphasize it here — that from the notice no approval whatsoever of the content of the books is to be inferred. Those works which we are able to subject to a closer examination will, as before, be reviewed under a separate heading. Published by Smith, English & Co., No. 23 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia: 1. Commentary on Ecclesiastes, with other Treatises. By E. W. Hengstenberg, D. D., Prof. of Theology, Berlin. Translated by D. W. Simon. 1860. Large 8vo, cloth, 488 pp., $2.00. This work contains: Commentary on Ecclesiastes, Prolegomena to the Song of Solomon, the Book of Job, the Prophet Isaiah, the Sacrifices of Holy Scripture, the Jews and the Christian Church, Indexes. 2. Commentary on the Gospel of John, by Dr. A. Tholuck. Translated by Ch. P. Krauth, D. D. 1859. Large 8vo, cloth, 450 pp., $2.25. A translation of the 6th edition of the original, with additions from the 7th edition.