Cox, Samuel

D.D. (St. Andrew's, 1882), Baptist theologian; b. in London, Eng., April 19, 1826; graduated at the Stepney Baptist Theological College, London, 1851, and was ordained pastor of St. Paul's Square Baptist Church, South sea; was pastor at Ryde, 1855-59; and pastor of the General Baptist Church, Mans field Road, Nottingham, 1863, where he still remains. He was president of the British General Baptist A ociation in 1873, and the founder and first editor of The Expositor (1875 to 1884), a monthly journal devoted to biblical exposition, and in it wrote copiously. His principal separate publications are The Quest of the Chief Good: Expository Lectures on the Book of Ecclesiastes, luith a new translation, London, 1865; The Private Letters of St. Paul and St. John, 1867; The Resurrection (expository lectures on ] Cor. xv.), 1869; An Expositor's Note- Book, 1872; Biblical Expositions, 1874; The Pilgrim Psalms (exposition of the Songs of Degrees), 1874; The Book of Ruth: a Popular Exposition, 1875; A Day with Christ, 1876; Salvator Mundi, 1877; Expository E ays and Discourses, 1877; Commentary on the Book of Job, 1880; Genesis of Evil, and other Sermons, 1880; The Larger Hope: a sequel to Salvator Mundi, 1883; Miracles: an Argument and a Challenge, 1884; Balaam, 1884; Expositions, vol. i. 1885, vol. ii. 1886.