Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1873-12-18
Prof. Hitchcock,s Won
derfuI Analysts of the
Bible.

OAA
derfuI Analysts of thu
Bible.
1t will readily be conceded that an
book which will show all the Bible re
veals upon a subject at n opening
without any hunting for it, is a hand,
thing to have. We have been shown a
aid to Bible study, the equal of which
for convenience. and ever ready help
we do not believe has an existence. Pro
perly speaking, it is the Bible analized
For example, all texts that treat upol
faith, creation, or Heaven, are groupet
together in a chapter under that head
ing, and the general index exhibits al
entry of several thousand subjects logi
cally arranged Rpon the same plan. This
is its browning feature. Being about
the year 1900 that Mathew Talbot began
this gigantic undertaking, which has
been greatly improved by others, and
finally brought very near to human per-
lection by Prof. Hitchcock only in the
year 1870, it is not at all surprising that
it charms the Christian world. Students
and teachers need no longer TO exhaust
uhie anu talent III teiious amazing, nor
wear themselves put in hunting. for the
whole of Divine revelation respecting
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tlheaily lone al great expense OF time,
research and money, by one of the ripest
| Bible scholars of modern times. Then
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That we'll known work, Cruden Con-
cortlance, the value of which is enhanced
at least 4 hundred fold. when used with
..sa.r1~Ds
30,
Die as heretofore. mere Is also histo-
ry of the Bible, two dictionaries, maps,
tables. etc. a complete armory of helps
%. ca,in+,.a s+,,dy morsbolad IN ono
grand volume. We cannot describe it
it must be critically examined to be
rightly appreciated. Notiee the follow
ing,
Home OpiniODs.
Prof uitcbeock's work removes \ oreat
difHcultv in tbe stndv of h Scrintnres
Thn naaI of ;ust sucb a holm has long
hanr eeit and many efforts have heaS
made to supply this need. But, as is
most always the case, the first pioneers
in a new field of discovery leave much
to be done by those who come after
them. Such is the case in the progress
of this work. On the foundation laid
beaut;f,nr nronort;onad and dnrobla
strnctnro II IL NOT an eyneriment-
trI,oro e no dan,,ar of itS nrnving a fail
80 T. - e. oon,nIatod ,osniS of tho
utu - y ',a;sInm d"
The agents for this book are doing a
noble work in qualifying Sunday School
teachers to perform efficiently their task;
and in preparing intelligent and appre-
ciatiye listeners to the truths of Gods
word as they are proclaimed from the
pulpit LEI an VINO have ie" uoiiarS
DAVID w. cox.
Ractor of CT Pottery: on G.llinolis n
by A IoLnsor of Vnw YorE il the
Most Convenient and valuable work for
-ganeroI nse that I have ever seen II is
i'll my judgment well worth the pub
lisher's price. j. Il. MOORE,
Pastor NJ. +. Church, Gallipolis, Ohio.
Having used acopy OF DR.. Hitcheock's
Analysis Tor sOuie time, Delleve IL 10 De
the quickest and best method for Il tho
rough study OF the Biole ever presented
to n Christian world:
The Bible student can open the door
every chamber, recess, ana closet OF
scriptures n nnd just what he
wants. w: 4. MllES,
Snpt nj. u. Sabbath school, Gaiiipoiis.
A master work of a master mind-un-
a~neStionaDIy the grandest OF modern
biDlicli aidS-a family necessity lhueed.
l caiIioI coiIGGiET oI AWNING rnore
ohhpie'e' CilAnE,
rim. Oh uailla Acaheihy.
Significant.
1t is worth a whole library of Ordina-
ry reference books.
BISHOP PECK, NJ. +. Church.
"The half was not told me-" of the
Tory of this grand work.
w. p. SPRAGUE, M. c., IA District.
1t is more valuable and useful than a
score of commentaries.
A. j. Epson, M. A, Hamilton College
II contains what ;c aou.l r. many VOL
,,n,oS oF onnnoamforn o apI No. ho ILL III
tI.n T~onaInn"din a. ti"o Snr;saS
a nc h"I' si n n Nashville
TI,c,inn;a. SaI8a
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I regard DIR. Hitchcock's Analysis as
the best apparatus, the best systematic
theology, the best pulpit help, and the
best Bible commentary, with which I
am acquainted.
p. S. HENSON, d. D., Baptist Church,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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