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A Popular Introduction to the Study of the Sacred Scriptures
About this book
Curious about the Bible but don't know where to start? "A Popular Introduction to the Study of the Sacred Scriptures" is your friendly and approachable companion. This book demystifies the world of biblical study, offering clear explanations of its history, literary styles, and key themes. Perfect for beginners and those seeking a deeper understanding, it provides the essential tools to navigate the Scriptures with confidence and insight. Embark on a rewarding journey of discovery and unlock the profound truths within the sacred texts.
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Topic
Theology & ReligionSubtopic
Biblical StudiesTable of contents
- A Popular Introduction to The Study of the Sacred Scriptures
- Copyright
- Contents
- Preface
- Chapter I The Ancient Scroll
- Chapter II Strange Witnesses
- Chapter III The Testimony of a Confession
- Chapter IV The Stones Cry Out
- Chapter V Heavenly Doctrine
- Chapter VI The Vicious Circle
- Chapter VII The Sacred Pen
- Chapter VIII The Melody and Harmony of the “Vox Coelestis”
- Chapter IX The Voice from the Rock
- Chapter X A Source of General Information and Culture
- Chapter XI The Creation of New Letters
- Chapter XII English Style
- Chapter XIII Friends of God
- Chapter XIV Prospecting
- Chapter XV Using the Kodak
- Chapter XVI The Interpretation of the Image
- Chapter XVII “Deus Illuminatio Mea”
- Chapter XVIII Rush-Lights
- Chapter XIX The Use and the Abuse of the Bible
- Chapter XX The Vulgate and the Revised Protestant Version of the Bible
- Chapter XXI The Position of the Church in the Present State of the Scientific Controversy Regarding the Bible
- Chapter XXII Mysterious Characters
- Conclusion
- Appendix Encyclical Letter of Leo XIII.
- Endnotes