The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-05-14
An Important Work.

The Complete analysts Of tye Holy Bible, or
Hon. to comprehend Holy Writ from its oaon
Interpretation, Containing the whole of the Old
and Neoc Testenaests, collected and systematic
ally arranged in Thirty Books. By Rec.
Nathaniel West. d. ID.
This work is justly regarded by those who
have examined it and al c able to appreciate
its worth, as one of the most valuable helps
to he study ofthe Bible that has ever been
published. Its intrinsic value lies in the i'm
portant fact, that it is the entire bible onalgzed
or, divided into subjects.
Net single verse in the whole bible is
omitted in this work and no verseis repeated
except such as the original repeats, 1t con-
sists of Thirty Books, or General Subjects, divi-
did into 2S4 Chapters on lie aiding Subjects, these
again subdivided into 4, IA Sections, or, Partic
U1ar Subjects, each Section relating to the Chap
ter, and each Chapter to the Book of which it
forms part. This divis ion into and systema
tic arrangement of subjects is natural, philo-
sophical and exhaustive, showing at once what
the Bible teaches, and all that it teaches on
any given subject or class of subjects. By it's
admirable collocation of parallel and related.
passa 9es, it surpasses commentaries in that
it is the commentary Of the Holy Ghost, Gods
Interpretation ofbis oaUn aUord. 1t surpasses
all concordences, in that it presents the pas.
sages entire, before the eye that all may be
seen at glance. In it's Tables of Prin ciple
subjects, it gives us complete system of Bi
bic Theology, and also clear and scriptural
view of every branch of experimental and
Practical Religion and large range ofsubjects
under the head of the visible church. By its
Indexes, any Book, Chapter, Section or sub
ject can at ouce be referred to, and any pas
sage in our common Bible can be found in this
1t is the only complete analysis of the Bible
that has eyer been made or attempted. Sure
ly no one who values the Bible, and thirst:
after Bible knowledge and has the means, will
hesitate for moment to buy it. Almos
any sacrifice should be made to secure it. NJ
Minister of the gospel, Sabbath School suprin
tendent or teacher can afford odo without it
To every family and individual that possesses
1t, 1t will be priceless treasure. It's moder
ate price brings il within the reach of all. TIL
| Rev. j. Copeland is now canvassinp for III
| work in our County, and we ish him the Iarp
st success: We are glad to see that quite
number of our best citizens have already sub
scribed for the work. 1t is endorsed and rec
| commended by such highly respectable name
as Rev: I. D: Woolsey D. D., L L. D., Pres.
Yale College, Rev. Theo. L. Cuyler D. D
Brooklyn, N. Y, Rev. Gardiner Spring D. u
| New York City and numerous others of tn
highest authority:
The undersigned, having examined tn
Analysis of the Bible, by DR.. Nathanie
West, have no hesitation in heartily recon
mending it to others as most valuable al
in the study of the Sacred Volume, and i
the development of the system of divine trut
contained in it.
REV. p. II. HoLLIsTER, Pastor Congregs
: tional Church, Kenosha.
REV. ID. w. CoMsToCK.
REV. JOHN GRIDLEY.
w. I. sMITHErT, Rector st. Mat thews.
a, j. MEAD, Pastor u. E. Church.