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Bruce was significant because in a time when the academic community looked down upon Evangelicals, he demonstrated that worthwhile academic work could be done by an Evangelical. At the same time, he persuaded Evangelicals that they should not turn their backs on academic methods of Bible study, even if the results might differ from traditional evangelical views. "In Retrospect" paints a memorable picture of F. F. Bruce's childhood in northern Scotland, his academic training at Aberdeen, Cambridge, and Vienna, and his career. His amazing memory is demonstrated in the book's details; his delightful sense of humor in its stories of friends, and acquaintances; his equanimity in its accounts of academia and evangelicalism; and his spiritual heritage as one of the Brethren, a network of local assemblies. His modesty and reserve also come through in that he tells less than many readers would like to know about his own spiritual experience and his family life. -- Logos.com 

PART 1. CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH (1910-1928). 1. My Northeast heritage -- 2. Home and church -- 3. Conferences -- 4. Books -- 5. Most willingly to school. PART 2. UNIVERSITY YEARS (1928-1938). 6. Student days in Aberdeen -- 7. More Aberdeen memories -- 8. More about books -- 9. South of the border -- 10. Cambridge and London -- 11. Tales from Vienna -- 12. Czechoslovakia and Hungary ==13. Edinburgh days. PART 3. LEEDS (1938-1947). 14. Yorkshire life begins -- 15. Brethren in Leeds and elsewhere -- 16. Biblical research -- 17. Some more books. PART 4. SHEFFIELD (1947-1959). 18. Biblical teaching in the University of Sheffield -- 19. Church life in Sheffield -- 20. Ministry here and there -- 21. Biblical and theological societies -- 22. Of making books -- 23. The editorial chair -- 24. In foreign parts. PART 5. MANCHESTER (1959). 25. I cross the Pennines -- 26. Manchester colleagues -- 27. New home and new church --28. Pupils, past and present -- 29. East Africa and North America -- 30. A visit to New Zealand -- 31. The Holy Land -- 32. In the Mediterranean Land -- 33. Other literary work -- 34. Collaboration and criticism -- 35. On staying with the Brethren -- 36. Tools for the job -- 37. Three personal questions -- 38. In conclusion - For the time being picture section. APPENDIXES. 1. Who are the Brethren? -- 2. An anonymous poem. Bibliography of the books written by F. F. Bruce. Index.