Subject: Bible. O.T.

This book is Part IV of Katzenberg's Biblical History for Home and School, focusing on the lives of Saul, David, and Solomon. Published by Bloch Publishing Company in 1912, it offers a narrative account of these pivotal figures in the Hebrew Bible, likely intended for educational use within a Jewish home or school setting.

This pamphlet, published in 1827, presents passages from the Old Testament cited by New Testament authors. Compiled by the junior class at Andover Theological Seminary and published under the supervision of Associate Professor Moses Stuart, it compares these passages with the original Hebrew and Septuagint versions. This unusual publication represents a unique academic exercise of the time, not widely distributed but extant in a limited number of copies.

This book, published by Bloch Publishing Company in 1908, presents a simplified version of Bible history tailored for young Jewish children. The book's content focuses on key events and figures from the Hebrew Bible, presented in a manner suitable for a younger audience. This particular copy shows evidence of previous ownership through a signature.

This illustrated miniature book contains stories from the Old Testament, designed for children. Published circa 1850, it is a small-format book with illustrations accompanying the biblical narratives. The book focuses solely on stories from the Old Testament, making it a simplified introduction to these scriptures for young readers.

This chapbook, intended for Sabbath schools, recounts the history of the Jewish people from the Babylonian captivity to the destruction of the Second Temple in Jerusalem. It aims to connect Old and New Testament history, providing context and illumination for understanding the New Testament narratives. Published circa 1845, this book offers a concise overview of Jewish history for a younger audience.