Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-03
Hitchcock's Analysis Of the Bible.

A new convenience has recently been
brought to our notice. Anything that helps
us TO do what is necessary to be done, in less
time than otherwise, and enables TO do it
better, 5 certainly to be very highly priced.
Every one admits that we ought all TO know
Just what the Holy Scriptures teach us about
each and every duty and relation in life but
we all know that but very few persons can
point readily TO many texts that bear upon the
same subject, because the verses that treat on
that subject are scattered 10 all parts of the
Bible. Rev. DIR. Hitchcock, of New York,
has taken pains 10 select all the verses that
treat on the same sub Jet and print them all in
fall in one place. putting each subjec; by it,
self, and he has continued this labor until
every verse in the Bible has been thus CLASH
fed under its proper head. This work is cali
ed the Complete Analysis of the Holy Bible,
or THE WHOLE of the Old and New Testa-
ments arranged according to subjects. 1t is
published by A. J. Johnson of New York, and
1t is arranged so simply that child can use it
with ease. The work is very highly priced
by every thinking person who has taken time
to examine II carefully, and if there is any one
book that ought to be in every house, j I is
this Analysis of the Bible The following
notices of it are from persons well known in
this county:
For more than year l have been favored
with Hltchcock's new and complete ''Anaiy-
SIS OF the Holy Blble," and having examined
il with care, am prepared TO say that in my
opinion it stands unequaled as a help in the
study OF the Holy Bible. Its arrang cement of
scriptural topics is complete, while the work
throughout is one of much labor and great
skill. Without it no Bible student can affoyd
TO be. Feeling its worth, hope that like the
Bible it may find its way into every family.
VIM HAw
Presiding Elder Mineral Point Dist
have examined Hitcheock's ''Analyss of
the Bible" with some care, and do not hest
tate to recommend it as the most valuable as
sstant TO the successful study or Intelligent
reading of the Scriptures yet published or
completed. Without il no library is com
plete. Its eXcellencies are too manifold 10 be
enumerated. 1t only need be said it is perfect
and complete. W. II. BENNETT,
Editor TRIBUNE.
DR.. Hitchcocks "Analysis Of the Bible'' is
one of the best and most useful books now Of
fered to the public. Ii is not only book for
cergymen, but for any one who would under
stand the Word of God. | have one and
would not now know how 10 do without it.
II furnishes the only proper method of study
ing the Bible. BY comparing Scripture with
Scripture is the only way TO understand it.
]. b. RICHARDSON,
Pastor NJ. +. Church, Linden, VIE.
have examined DR.. Hitchcocll's complete
" Analysis Of he Holy Bible" and am free TO
say, that do not think that so complete Ii
brary as a help TO the Bible student can be
purchased for three times the money, aside
from the book itself. There are many vol
umes in this one. No Bible student can af-
ford TO be without it, both as a saving OF time
and money. hope and pray it may find It's
way into each home in this and every land.
ID. w. Couch,
Pastor NJ. f. Church, Mineral PIT, Wis.
Having examined DR.. Hitchcock's 'sAnaly-
sis OF the Holy Bible'' / can fully endorse the
statements OF its merits by the gentlemen
above. JAMES SIMS,
Pastor NJ. Z. Church, Lancaster.
Htchcock's "Analysis of the Bible' is
work Of great value, the best in IFS depart
meat Having used it nearly a year, / can
speak the more confidently Of its merits.
5. w. EATON.
Pastor Cong'l Church, Lancaster.
Opinion of Hon. Salmon P. Chase, Chief
Justice OF the United States, OF DR.. Hitch
cocks new and complete "Analysis of the
Holy Bible 1T is impossible to speak in
too strong terms of commentator. To the
student OF "Ihe Book'' who desires TO learn
its sense from itself, it is truly invaluable.
The addition of Cruden's Concordance assists
the main design