Collection: E W Bullinger

Ethelbert W. Bullinger D.D. (1837-1913) was a direct descendent of Heinrich Bullinger, the great Swiss reformer who carried on Zwingli’s work after the latter had been killed in war.

Bullinger was brought up a Methodist but sang in the choir of Canterbury Cathedral in Kent. As a result, he trained for and became an Anglican minister before becoming Secretary of the Trinitarian Bible Society. During this time he edited the magazine Things to Come.

 He was a man of intense spirituality and made a number of outstanding contributions to biblical scholarship and broad-based evangelical Christianity. He was awarded a doctorate for his “Critical Lexicon and Concordance” of the New Testament and wrote numerous books and booklets, and the OBT has published bout 30 of these.

 His pièce de résistance was The Companion Bible and his last book, which contained his mature views, was The Foundations of Dispensational Truth – also published by the OBT.