File Name: Schoeler, William - What Think Ye of the Bible?
File Submitter: Bradley S. Cobb
File Submitted: 02 May 2014
File Category: Reference Books (topx)
Author: William Schoelere-Sword Version: 9.x - 10.x
WHAT THINK YE OF THE BIBLE?
BY
WILLIAM SCHOELER
This book, originally published in the 1920s (no date given in the hardcopy), is a great apologetical overview of the Bible. You can see from the subjects covered that while it might not be a big book (the hardcopy was 125 pages), it covers a lot of material.
William Schoeler (a Lutheran) wrote many books in his lifetime, though this may be his best one.
Contents:
- NO OTHER BOOK LIKE THE BIBLE
- GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE BIBLE
A Book for Everybody
No Other Book Cares so Much for Man
The Bible is Full of the Spirit of Justice
The Bible is Woman’s Friend and the Child's
The Bible Shirks no Great Questions
The Bible Bold in Many Other Respects
The Bible as the Best Antidote for Race Prejudice
Its Language - THE RELIGIOUS NEED OF THE BIBLE
The Attainable Knowledge
The Unattainable Knowledge
Perversions of the Heathen
Confessions of the Heathen
The Bible Indispensable - IS THE BIBLE AUTHENTIC?
Formation of the Old Testament Canon
Formation and Preservation of the Old Testament
Who Closed the Old Testament?
Christ and the Canon
Is Our Old Testament Identical With Christ's?
Apocryphal Writings
The New Testament Canon
The Epistles Appear
The Gospels are Written
The Revelation of St. John
An Important Question
The Settling of the Canon
Why Some Books Were Not Everywhere Looked Upon as Authentic
The Apocrypha of the New Testament
In Conclusion - IS THE BIBLE TRUSTWORTHY?
Appeal is Made to Men's Experience
The Character of the Statements
In the Fulfilled Prophecies
Archeology
The Science of Astronomy
Evidences in the World Around Us - IS THE BIBLE INSPIRED?
Definition of Inspiration
Necessity of Inspiration
The Fact of Inspiration
The Position of the Early Fathers
Conclusion
Notes:
This module was made by (sniff) destroying the book, scanning the brittle original, running OCR software on it, checking it for errors, reformatting the whole thing, and using ToolTipTool NT for conversion to e-Sword. All that to say, this isn't a copy/paste job, but hours of dedicated work to bring you a decent (and free) finished product.
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