The Old Testament Speaks Samuel J. Schultz 1960 Illustrated

The Old Testament Speaks by Samuel J. Schultz, published by Harper & Row in 1960, offers an insightful exploration of the Old Testament's historical, religious, and cultural significance. This edition provides a comprehensive introduction to the Old Testament, covering topics such as the period of beginnings, the patriarchal age, emancipation of Israel, and prophetic warnings. The content is organized into detailed chapters that include key biblical figures and events, making it an essential resource for students and enthusiasts of biblical studies.

This hardcover volume features a classic blue cloth binding and includes a detailed table of contents that highlights chapters on Daniel, Jonah, Amos, Hosea, and other prominent figures. The book contains over 400 pages along with indexes of Bible passages, maps, and names and subjects, enhancing its utility for research and reference. This edition is also notable for its copyright by Samuel J. Schultz and publication by the reputable Harper & Row, adding to its collectible value.