Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Story of Jonah in the Light of Higher Criticism
Scepticism seldom varies its attacks upon the supernaturalism of Christianity without having something old or new to say concerning the story of Jonah. One would think from the frequency and vio lence of the attacks upon the historical integrity of this story that it is by far the most vulnerable narrative in the Bible.
Ten years ago a discussion on the book of Jonah, in New England, led the author of this brief treatise to an investigation of the subject. A sermon, entitled The Story of Jonah, was prepared and preached in Boston and then in Mr. Beecher's church, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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