About Otto F. Linn

Historical Documents

• Presenting Otto F. Linn, by Ray Foster
• Biographical Sketch, by Mary Husted (scan)
• Biographical Sketch, by Mary Husted (searchable)
• Dr. Otto F. Linn Honored at New Library Dedication (The Comet, November 1954)
• Bible Scholars Translate The New Testament Again; Revised Standard Version With Language Simplified to Be Published Monday–Many Changes Noted (The New York Times, February 9, 1946)
• Pacific Bible College Bulletin (June, 1949)
• Portland Man Had Hand in Preparing New Bible (Oregon Journal, October 17, 1952)
• Pacific Bible School Forms ‘Booklift,’ Moves Library (Oregon Journal, November 16, 1954)
• College Library to Bear Name of Eminent Scholar (Oregon Journal, November 20, 1954)
• Library Dedication (November 24, 1954)
• Dr. Linn’s Picture Dedication Ceremony (April 18, 1955)
• Milo Chapman to Succeed Dr. Linn at Pacific Bible (Oregon Journal, 1956)
• Otto F. Linn Rite Monday (Oregonian, June 20, 1965)
• Memorial to Rev. Otto Ferdinand Linn
• Memorial to Dean Otto F. Linn, by Louis F. Gough (June, 1965)
• Integration Development Dynamics: A Treatment Approach in a Communal Group Home Setting, by Valdar Linn and Howard Busse (June 1971)

Works by Otto F. Linn

• The Apocalypse of John, by Otto F. Linn
• Hymn: When Jesus Answers My Prayer, words by Otto F. Linn (1923)
• Studies in the New Testament: The Gospel and Acts, by Otto F. Linn (January 1, 1942)
• Romans to Philemon (Studies in the New Testament), by Otto F. Linn (January 1, 1942)
• The Gospel of Mark: An Exposition, by Otto F. Linn (January 1, 1944)
• The Gospel of John, by Otto F. Linn
• Studies in the New Testament: Hebrews to Revelation, by Otto F. Linn
• Studies in the New Testament (3 vols.), by Otto F. Linn
• The 1944 Beacon (The 1944 junior class yearbook of Pacific Bible College), introduction by Otto F. Linn.

Pictures

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Otto F. Linn	Otto F. Linn stands with his brothers–Charles, Otto, Will, and Ernest (mid-1950s).	Otto F. Linn holds his eleven-day old daughter, Sheila.
Otto F. Linn with his saxophone	Otto F. Linn studying a Greek manuscript	Otto F. Linn studying a Greek manuscript