The Christian View of the Old Testament

During the past half century the attitude of many men toward the Bible has undergone a decided change. The old confidence seems to be gone; a feeling of uncertainty and of unrest has taken its place. This small volume is intended to set forth the Christian view of the Old Testament, and to furnish answers to some of the questions men are asking concerning the Sacred Scriptures of the Hebrews, which the early Christians included in the canon of Christian sacred writings. The old foundations are not shaken. The Old Testament has stood the tests of the past, which have been severe and often merciless; and there is to-day stronger ground than ever for believing that in its pages "men spake from God, being moved by the Holy Spirit." FREDERICK CARL EISELEN, Professor in Garrett Biblical Institute

Other works by Frederick Carl Eiselen (1872–1937) include PROPHECY AND THE PROPHETS, THE MINOR PROPHETS, THE WORKER AND HIS BIBLE, THE BOOKS OF THE PENTATEUCH, THE PSALMS AND OTHER SACRED WRITINGS, and THE PROPHETIC BOOKS OF THE OLD TESTAMENT (Two Volumes).