Présentation de l'éditeur
The aim of this course of study is to enable each student to gain a clear, comprehensive and proportionate knowledge of the chief characters, events, movements and ideas represented by Old Testament history, and to secure a bird s-eye view of Old Testament literature and thinking. Method LT hese outlines divide the years work into 104 definite Lassignments so that the entire Old Testament may be covered in one year of private reading and study, in one years college work (three hours a week), or in classes in one year of fiftytwo weeks (two assignments a week). The outlines are based on Sanders History of the Hebrews and in each lesson the first reading reference is always to that work. The-reading references to the four volimies of Kent s Historical Bible present a clear translation and arrangement of the more important Old Testament writings and with the accompanying historical, geographical and literary interpretations furnish an ample basis for connected reading and study. It will always be understood that an essential part of the preparation for each lesson is the careful answering of the questions which are placed at the beginning of each group of nmnbered sections of Sanders History of the Hebrews. (F or example, section 33, page 25.) These questions are carefully formulated in order to direct the Bible reading of the student and to save his time. If every question is answered thoughtfully froria the Bible, and if the incidental references are looked up, the student cannot fail to gain a complete working knowledge of the subject. At the end of each lesson addi) tional reading references are given which are entirely optional and are intended for those having access to additional reference books. These references may be utilized for advanced study or in the preparation of special papers. In connection with each lesson the outstanding facts are given and
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