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Edinburgh: Eyre & Spottiswoode, 1901. Hbk. pp.276.
This book is in the Public Domain
Table of Contents
- Historical Position of Samuel Vindicated
- Relation of Samuel and David to Moses and Joshua
- The Childhood and Youth of Samuel
- The Prophetic Office of Samuel
- The Priestly Work of Samuel
- Samuel as Judge
- Samuel hands over his Office as Judge to a King
- How Saul was There Times made King by Samuel
- The Completeness of this quiet Revolution by Samuel
- Literary Relationship of 1 Samuel to the earlier Books
- Recapitulation