Bible teaching by modern methods
By: edited by Frank Johnson.
Series: History of religions preservation project -- MN41991.7.
Publisher: A. Melrose
Published: 1907
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Format: Microform
Number of pages: 184
Subjects: Sunday schools.
Table of contents: title: Introduction.; title: Davison, W. T. The primary aims of the Sunday school.; title: Modern Biblical criticism and its bearing upon Sunday school teaching: 1. Orr, J. The Old Testament. 2. Horton, R. F. The New Testament.; title: The method of teaching the Bible: 1. Mitchell, A. F. The scientific v. the haphazard. 2. Garvie, A. E. The use of the Bible, or Christian edification.; title: Adams, J. The essential equipment of the Sunday school teacher.; title: Forsyth, D. Teacher training.; title: The International lessons: 1. Johnson, F. What have they done for Sunday schools? 2. Peake, A. S. Defects and suggested remedies. 3. Groser, W. H. The problem of lesson-selection.; title: Falconer, R. A. The theological college and educational leadership.; title: Mackenzie, W. D. The theological college and the Sunday school.; title: Adeney, W. F. The minister as teacher trainer.; title: Representatives attending the conference.; title: The discussions.