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Excerpt from Daily Bible Illustrations: Being Original Readings for a Year, on Subjects From Sacred History, Biography, Geography, Antiquities, and Theology; Especially Designed for the Family Circle
The views on which the author has proceeded, and the objects at which he has aimed, have been too often stated to need fur ther explanation. As this, however, is the last opportunity that will be afforded to him of alluding to the subject, he may be allowed to say, once for all, that, in the execution of this work, it has been his desire to make the new familiar, and to make the familiar new. This has been pronounced by a great authority* to be a worthy object of human endeavor. How far - how very far - the author has fallen short of his own aims and pur poses, none can know so well as himself: how far he has reached towards them, must be judged by a public from which, during a long intercourse, he has experienced too much indul gence to have any wish to appeal from its decisions.
In the present volume the historical intimati'ons contained in the Epistles have been carefully gathered up, and interwoven with the leading matter from the Acts of the Apostles. The conclusions exhibited are founded on a critical reading of the sacred text - the special results of which are, whenever necce sary or when peculiarly interesting, explained; but are more frequently embodied in the statement or recital, without re mark.
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