Milo Mahan (1819-1870) served churches in New York City, Jersey City, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Professor of Church History at General Theological Seminary. Admirer of the Oxford Movement in the Anglican Church. Sided with the South in the Civil War.
“The Bible to the early church was not a book merely; it was… a living creature (infused) in every part with a mysterious, manifold and superabundant life… And as a Divine work differs from a human chiefly in those minutia which lie beneath the surface… so, the early Christians argued, it must be with the Divine Word. They confidently expected to see “wondrous things” in it. And the more closely they scrutinized it, the more marks of the supernatural they professed to see therein.
3 Feb 2026
Milo Mahan (1819-1870) served churches in New York City, Jersey City, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Professor of Church History at General Theological Seminary. Admirer of the Oxford Movement in the Anglican Church. Sided with the South in the Civil War.
3 Feb 2026