Nicholas Glubokovsky Nikanorovich

(born 1863), a graduate of the Moscow Theological Academy, professor of sacred scripture of the New Testament at the St. Petersburg Theological Academy,. His Master's thesis: "Blessed Theodoret, Bishop Kirrsky" provoked rave reviews, both here and abroad. Participated in the revision of the Slavonic-Russian translation of the Gospels (his observations about the translation in size up to 35 printed pages have remained unpublished, and where some stale, but, apparently, they have influenced the translation of the New Testament Kn. Pobedonostsev). For questions about the spiritual school, he vigorously advocated in the presence of the Pre-Council 1906. in 1907. produced a remarkable book: "For the spiritual middle and high schools and the school committee to the Holy Synod". Report presence, which served as the foundation of this book, according to Professor A.P. Lebedeva, depicts a izmyvatelstvo of theological science, which represented the committee's activities. Professor Lebedev opposes the report "lzheistorii and eulogies, which forced us to write instead of the true history before October 17, 1905". The main subject of his study Glubokovsky made life and work of the Apostle Paul. In 1896, Mr.. appeared Glubokovsky speech acts: "The Conversion of Saul and the Gospel of St. Paul". She entered the doctoral dissertation Glubokovsky: "Evangelism is St. Paul on its origin and substance" (St. Petersburg, . 1897), . and this thesis, . in turn, . introduced in the vast study under the same title in three books (1905, . 1910 and 1912),
. In 1902, Mr.. appeared "the gospel of Christian freedom in the Apostle Paul to the Galatians". Since 1905, Mr.. Professor Glubokovsky took over the editing of "theological encyclopedia", based Lopukhin. Encyclopedia immediately changed its character and become decoration of Russian theological scholarship. The editor here has put enormous work and energy. The company is in 1911. suspended. Other works: "Divorce for adultery and its consequences on the teaching of Christ the Savior" (St. Petersburg, 1895), "Greek manuscripts from the collection evangelistary I.E. Trinity (St. Petersburg, 1898), "In memory of Professor A.P. Lebedeva (St. Petersburg, . 1908), "Reverend Joseph Kratirov" (1909), "on the right of Jews known as the Christian name" (St. Petersburg, . 1911), "Archbishop Smaragd Kryzhanovskii (St. Petersburg, . 1913) and numerous articles and book reviews in magazines "Readings in the Society of Lovers of spiritual enlightenment", . "Faith and Reason", . "Wanderer", . "Christian Reading", . "Church Bulletin", . "Theological Journal", etc.,