Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-05-18

HrTCHCOCK's ANALYSIS OF TIL
BIBLE.-We have examined this
splendid work, and wish to call the
attention of all our readers to it.
1t is an arrangement of the verses Of
the Bible by subjects enabling person
to comprehend Holy writ from its own
Interpretation. The classification is
logical, comprehensive and exhaustive
and appears to us exemplary and fault
less. The accompanying indexes to.
eether with Cruden's complete Concord.
ance, which forms a part of it enables
any one in moments time to turn to
any particular topic, and at a glance
to see all the Bible says upon it. As ii
contains every verse of the Bible it il
free from denominational bias, there
fore, making it like the Bible, uni
versal book. 1t also contains splen-
did History of the Bible concisely
arranged, Dictionary of Religious
Sects, Parties, &C., to-
gether with other valuable matter
which makes it a library within itself,
and after person has once seen it, we
think they could hardly be induced to
do without it. t,,...-..-,.1..
A regular authorized Agent is here
for the purpose of calling on our citi-
zens, and we hope they will not let this
opportunity pass, without securing thn
best of books. We will insure every
person to be well paid for their time
in examining their work. iiIi.ii ia
The following testimonials from our
clergymen speak for themselves; y =
From some acquaintance with
Hitchcock new and complete Analysis
of the Bible, T am free to say il Isl val
liable work to every student of the
Bible, and its price for this work bet
ter investment than even more for any
commentary known to me. . - -, ~
J. B. JOHNSON, Pastor o., p. Cong. :
st. Gairsville, May 18th, II. r
In my Judgment, Hitchcock's COM
plete Analysis of the Bible is a work Of
very great value in the acquisition of a
knowledge of the Sacred Scriptures
And all who car, will do well to possess
themselves of It. ,rl a. ss- r..--a.rl
WILLIAM F. LAUCK,
st. Oairsville, May 18th, III. -
The design of this Analysis is to
enable those who desire it, to get a bet.
ter knowledge of Gods Work. If this
does not result from its use the fault
must be in the student and not in the
book. 1t is valuable work, either for
teachers or private students of the
Bible. .s-.-.
ROBERT ALEXANDER.
st. CIairsville, May 18th, II.
The above named work, Analysis oi
the Holy Bible, by Prof. Hitchcock has
been thoroughly examined and tested
by some of the best Theologians and
Biblical Scholars of the land, and 1 be-
lieve it is the best Book of the kind &C
cessible to the American public,
York, March 16, III HI. E. NILES,
Pastor Presbyterian Church
I think this the best book of its kind
extant for all Bible readers. sssfs :
w. NJ. d. RYAN, D. D.,
Past of First M. e. Church.
York, March IL, III.
Having had but short time to look
over the Analysis" of DIR. Hitchcock
I cheerfully add my testimony to thai
of my ministerial brethren. The rep
utatiOn Of the author is sufficient guar
rantee for the excellency of the work
AUG. III. LocHAAH, D, D., y
Pastor lst Lutheran Church.
York, Pa, March 17th, III.
We again urge the Sunday Schoo
Teachers and all lDvers of Biblica
knowledge, not to let this invaluable
assistant of Gods Word pass withou
securing copy. a. NO. u g