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Herman J. Heuser. Chapters of Bible Study
Chapters of Bible Study
Table of Contents
I
THE ANCIENT SCROLL
II
STRANGE WITNESSES
III
THE TESTIMONY OF A CONFESSION
IV
THE STONES CRY OUT
V
HEAVENLY DOCTRINE
VI
THE VICIOUS CIRCLE
VII
THE SACRED PEN
VIII
THE MELODY AND HARMONY OF THE "VOX COELESTIS."
IX
THE VOICE FROM THE ROCK
X
A SOURCE OF GENERAL INFORMATION AND CULTURE
XI
THE CREATION OF NEW LETTERS
XII
ENGLISH STYLE
XIII
FRIENDS OF GOD
XIV
PROSPECTING
XV
USING THE KODAK
XVI
THE INTERPRETATION OF THE IMAGE
XVII
"DEUS ILLUMINATIO MEA."
XVIII
RUSH-LIGHTS
XIX
THE USE AND THE ABUSE OF THE BIBLE
XX
THE VULGATE AND THE REVISED PROTESTANT VERSION OF THE BIBLE
XXI
THE POSITION OF THE CHURCH IN THE PRESENT STATE. OF THE SCIENTIFIC CONTROVERSY REGARDING THE BIBLE
XXII
MYSTERIOUS CHARACTERS
CONCLUSION
APPENDIX
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Herman J. Heuser
A Popular Introduction to the Study of the Sacred Scriptures
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The Bible, regarded as a work of history which offers us proofs of credibility beyond those of any secular work of the same kind, has in its composition and style a refinement and loftiness of tone far superior to other writings of equal age which have come down to us. The Jews "attributed to these books, one and all of them, a character which at once distinguishes them from all other books, and caused the collection of them to be regarded in their eyes as one individual whole. This distinguishing character was the divine authority of every one of those books and of every part of every book."[1] This belief of the Jews was so strong, so universal, so unchanging that, as has already been said, it pervaded and regulated their entire religious, political, and social life during all the eventful centuries of Israelitish history.
That our Lord knew of this belief, that He endorsed it, preached and emphasized it repeatedly, is very evident from the authentic narrative of the Gospels.
