The Story Of The Old Testament by Frank Seay

This little book purposes to be what its name indicaties. It is not primarily an introduction to the different books of the Old Testament. Such has been written on a large and critical scale by Driver, and on a smaller primer scale by Robertson. The present treatise aims to present the story of the Old Testament, its general character, its history and institutions, its poetry and prophecy, and its essential unity and message as a whole in such a way as to be a primer of further study. How far it may accomplish this purpose is not a question to consider here. It is the hope and prayer of the author that in some cases at least it may contribute toward that end. Especial attention is called to the bibliograohy. 

Published by Smith & Lamar, Publishing Agents