Studies in the Old Testament: A Year's Course of Twenty-Five Lessons, Providing a Daily Scheme for Personal Study; Adapted Also to Class-Work (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

Charles Herbert Morgan

9780266417026: Studies in the Old Testament: A Year's Course of Twenty-Five Lessons, Providing a Daily Scheme for Personal Study; Adapted Also to Class-Work (Classic Reprint)

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ISBN 10: 0266417027 ISBN 13: 9780266417026

Publisher: Forgotten Books, 2018

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Excerpt from Studies in the Old Testament: A Year's Course of Twenty-Five Lessons, Providing a Daily Scheme for Personal Study; Adapted Also to Class-Work

To help onward this great purpose is this book written. I have read it in manuscript, and am happy to commend it. I know with what conscientious and scrupulous care every line of it was beaten out. I should have said more than it says here and there, but it has the right ring, and, as I firmly believe, the seeds of a propagating life are in it. If young men and women will only read it, work it out in their own thinking life, and teach it one to another with a contagious enthusiasm, we shall have to-morrow a new generation of young people more fit to teach in our Sunday schools the Word of God, the living Lord Jesus, and the apostolic witness to Him, - for to these latter ends the Old Testament must ever remain indispensable. Yea, we shall also have a company of young men better fitted to begin a larger preparation for the ministry of the glorious gospel of the Son of God.

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