Invitation to the Old Testament
By: Jacob M. Myers
Series: Doubleday Waymark book -- W4
Publisher: Doubleday
Published: 1967
Place of publication: Garden City, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 252
Subjects: Study; Bible
Notes: Includes index.

Bibliography: p. [231]-238.
Table of contents: title: I. Why the Old Testament?; title: II. In the beginning God (Genesis 1-11); title: III. Abraham our father ( Genesis 12-50); title: IV. Out of Egypt I called my son ( Exodus 1-10); title: V. I am the Lord thy God (Exodus 20); title: VI. Sacrifices and offerings (Leviticus 1-16); title: VII. The way of the wilderness (Numbers); title: VIII. A land flowing with milk and honey (Joshua); title: IX. Struggle for a homeland (Judges); title: X. We want a king! (I Samuel); title: XI. The son of Jesse (I Samuel 16- II Samuel 24); title: XII. Courting disaster (I kings 1-11); title: XIII. The end of the beginning (I Kings 17-21, 14:21-31); title: XIV. A champion for the Lord (I Kings 17-21, II Kings 1); title: XV. A Niagara of righteousness (Amos); title: XVI. Covenant Love (Hosea); title: XVII. A holy God (Isaiah 1-39); title: XVIII. O Bethlehem Ephrathah (Micah); title: XIX. A new covenant (Jeremiah); title: XX. A new community (Ezekiel 40-48); title: XXI. Prophets and prophets (Zephaniah, Nahum, Habakkuk); title: XXII. Speaking to the heart of Jerusalem (Isaiah 40-66); title: XXIII. Prophets of a new Israel (Haggai and Zechariah); title: XXIV. Gifts of wisdom (Proverbs); title: XXV. The man from UZ (Job); title: XXVI. The notebook of a skeptic (Ecclesiastes); title: XXVII. The hymnbook of Israel (Psalms); title: XXVIII. The way of love (Canticles); title: XXIX. The new beginning (Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah); title: XXX. Denouement (Daniel); title: XXXI. In conclusion.