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A BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF THE BIBLE

[SECOND EDITION]

BY

FRANK NELSON PALMER

Instructor of English Bible, Winona Schools, 1903-1911

WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY

REV. J. WILBUR CHAPMAN, D.D.

(To First Edition)

CINCINNATI
MONFORT & COMPANY
1914

Copyright, 1914, by Frank N. Palmer

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Introduction 7
• Preface to the Series 8
• Preface to the Book 10
• Chart of the Sixty-six Books of the Bible 13
• The Kingdom Foreshadowed 17
• The Kingdom Forming 29
• The Kingdom Conquering 39
• The Kingdom Undivided and the Kingdom Divided—
  • The Historical Books 47
  • The Poetical Books 55
  • The Prophetical Books 65
• The Kingdom in Captivity 73
• The Kingdom Restored 79
• The Kingdom's True King 89
• The Kingdom Conquering the World 97
  • The Acts 98
  • The Pauline Epistles 103
  • The General Epistles 111
• The Kingdom Triumphant 117

INTRODUCTION

To First Edition

The Bible is a Lamp to our feet and a light to our pathway. To know itthoroughly is to be kept from stumbling, and to walk in the light isfellowship with Him who is the heart of the Book.

The Bible is a Rock; to be familiar with its pages is to be establishedin character, in hope and in faith, and while we may sometimes tremble,the rock is immovable. The Bible is the true water of life. Mr. Moodyused to say that it comes down from on high and rises again in mightypower to the throne on the principle that water seeks its own level. Toknow the Bible is, therefore, to live a heavenly life and to be filledwith all the fullness of the spirit of Christ.