The Story of the Ages from Creation to Redemption
By Editor
"The Story of the Ages from Creation to Redemption," by J. Elwin Woodward. Historic and Prophetic Pub. Co., 741 E. 44th St., Chicago, Ill. The volume has a large "historic and prophetic diagram" folded and appropriately fastened to the back cover. The book itself is a key to this diagram. It follows the history of the world, and places beside the history the prophecies that had foretold what the history would be. The outline is sufficiently brief to keep it from being wearisome, the book containing only 222 pages. But still it is sufficiently full to give the reader quite a comprehensive view. The volume is supplied with a good general index. The advertising pages in the back, as well as copious quotations in the text itself, show that the leading denominational works, such as "Desire of Ages," "Daniel and the Revelation," etc., have been quite closely followed, altho the author is not directly connected with one of our publishing institutions. We would suggest that many children and young people might be interested in figuring out the chart, and thus be led to acquire a good taste for the solid studies of history and the Bible.