The modern theory of the Bible
By: by Samuel A. Steel ...
Publisher: Fleming H. Revell company
Published: 1921
Place of publication: New York; Chicago [etc.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 146
Subjects: Bible -- Criticism, interpretation, etc.
First sentence: The Bible is not in danger. A book that has survived the attacks of its enemies and the mistakes of its friends for thousands of years is immortal.
Description: The book has three chapters, plus a foreword. The chapters are: 1. The Modern Theory of the Bible: A critique of the modern intellectual trend to classify/study the Bible on the same level as Homer's Iliad. 2. Genesis in the Light of Modern Science: An explanation, by Dr. Steel, of how Genesis portrays an accurate, scientifically sound depiction of the origin of the universe. 3. The Hebrew Prophets: Praising the Prophets, from Moses to Micah, as visionaries with steadily improving visions of the coming redemption in Christ.
Table of contents: label: 1
title: The Modern Theory of the Bible; label: 2
title: Genesis in the Light of Modern Science; label: 3
title: The Hebrew Prophets