viii, 216 pages 19 cm

I. The Bible -- II. The Old Testament as literature -- III. The Old Testament as literature (continued) -- IV. Palestine or the Holy Land -- V. Palestine or the Holy Land (continued) -- VI. The Old Testament and archaeology -- VII. The history of the Hebrew nation -- VIII. The history of the Hebrew nation (continued) -- IX. The ancestors of the Hebrew people -- X. The sojourn of the Israelites in Egypt, and their deliverance through Moses, the covenant at Sinai -- XI. The conquest of the Land of Promise and the establishment of the Hebrew monarchy under Saul -- XII. The achievements of David -- XIII. The reign of Solomon -- XIV. The northern kingdom and the struggle against Phoenician Baalism, Elijah, Elisha -- XV. The decline and fall of the northern kingdom, Amos, Hosea -- XVI. The Assyrian invasion, Isaiah, Micah -- XVII. Reaction and reformation, Jeremiah and the decline and fall of Judah -- XVIII. Exile by the rivers of Babylon, the returned Jews and the restoration of the Jewish community at Jerusalem -- XIX. Eternal principles in Old Testament laws -- XX. The nature and function of prophecy -- XXI. A survey of the prophetical books -- XXII. The Hebrew prophets : The character of God -- XXIII. The Hebrew prophets : Man's relation to God and to fellow man -- XXIV. Christ and the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy

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