Transcription of Scofield Reference Bible 1917 Notes
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Scofield Reference Bible 1917 Notes
ScofieldThis work is in the Public Domain. Copy Freely Division Overviewsl Biblical Overview l Books of Law l Books of History l Books of Poetry l Books of Prophecy l The Gospels l The Pauline Epistles l The General Epistles Old Testament l Genesis l Exodus l Leviticus l Numbers l Deuteronomy l Joshua l Judges l Ruth l 1 Samuel l 2 Samuel l 1 Kings l 2 Kings l 1 Chroniclesl 2 Chronicles l Ezra l Nehemiah l Esther l Job l Psalms l Proverbs l Ecclesiastes l Song of Solomon l Isaiah l Jeremiah l Lamentations l Ezekiell Daniel l Hosea l Joel l Amos l Obadiah l Jonah l Micah l Nahum l Habakkuk l Zephaniah l Haggai l Zechariah l MalachiNew Testament Schofields Reference Bible
2. The Bible forms one continuous story--the story of humanity in relation to God. 3. The Bible hazards the most unlikely predictions concerning the future, and, when the centuries have brought round the appointed time, records their fulfilment. 4. The Bible is a progressive unfolding of truth. Nothing is told all at once, and once for all.
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