Lectures on the History of Abraham and Jacob

by Henry Blunt

Publisher:

Hooker and Agnew

, 1841

Overview

This spirited voyage into the histories of Abraham and Jacob, as chronicled in Genesis, was a critical success when it was published, generating many new editions and printings. Consisting of twelve lectures on Abraham, and eight lectures on Jacob, this in-depth examination into the lives and deeds of these two men is packed with meaningful and practical lessons expounded with Blunt’s charismatic verve. Lectures on the History of Abraham and Jacob is a focused, astute rendering of two of the Old Testament’s most studied men.

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Key Features

• Contribution from a renowned Old Testament scholar
• Scripture verses are included at the beginning of each lecture

Product Details

• Title: Lectures on the History of Abraham and Jacob
• Author: Henry Blunt
• Publisher: Hooker and Agnew
• Publication Date: 1841
• Pages: 346

About Henry Blunt

Henry Blunt (1794–1843) was a popular preacher at Trinity Church in Chelsea and a former fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge. An accomplished lecturer and professor, Blunt was also a prolific author whose work found large readership across Europe and the U.S.