Excerpt from The Old and New Testaments: In Their Mutual Relations

The following pages give the substance of a course of lectures in the Berkeley Divinity School. In preparing them for the press two changes have been made: as far as possible everything technical has been omitted, and especially the use of Hebrew and Greek words, that the matter may be more easily intelligible to a larger circle, and the division of the lectures into portions occupying nearly equal times has been neglected for the more convenient arrangement of the subjects. With these modifications the lectures remain substantially as they were delivered, and are printed in accordance with the wish of those who heard them.

There have been many works, both elaborate and popular, upon the same general subject, but none of them cover exactly the same ground, or supply the want these lectures were designed to fill.

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