A Guide to Bible Study (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from A Guide to Bible Study

The indications Of a revival of interest in the study of the Bible are numerous and encouraging. They are to be found in the increase of private and devotional reading of the Scripturesfthe improve ment of lesson helps for the Sunday School, the more conscientious preparation of the lesson among teach Ers' in such schools, the increase Of exegetical preach ing, the organization of courses of' Bible study in young people's societies in nearly all religious bodies, the increase of correspondence Bible work, the crea tion of Biblical departments in colleges and univer sities, the establishment of Biblical instruction in connection with state universities, and the organiza tion of clubs and circles for the study of Biblical liter ature as possessing equal attractiveness'with English and other literatures.

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