Indications of the Second Book of Moses Called Exodus

by Edward B. Latch

Publisher:

J. B. Lippincott Company

, 1892

Overview

A verse-by-verse commentary of the book of Exodus, Latch uses six “guiding points” to explicate the Scriptures: The Holy Trinity, The Overthrow of Evil and the Redemption of the Fallen, The Antiquity of Man, The Great Law of Iniquity, The Mystery of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, and the Veil which enshrouds the Sacred Writings. Latch includes over 40 diagrams and charts to guide the reader.

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Key Features

• Contains a verse-by-verse commentary of the book of Exodus
• Analyzes the New Testament within the context of Exodus
• Includes 40 diagrams and charts

Praise for the Print Edition

The author’s method, his earnestness, and his wide knowledge of the Bible must make a strong appeal to those who obey the mandate to search the Scriptures. The book will repay a thoughtful perusal, and will be found to suggest new angles of vision from which to view the eternal verities.

—McBride’s Magazine

The writer is thoroughly earnest, goes largely into details, and, by means of diagrams, landmarks, and bases, gives much consistency to the system he has worked out.

—Living Church

Product Details

• Title: Indications of the Second Book of Moses Called Exodus
• Author: Edward B. Latch
• Publisher: J. B. Lippincott Company
• Publication Date: 1892
• Pages: 350

About Edward B. Latch

Edward Biddle Latch (1833–1889) attended the machinery and draughting departments of the Norris Locomotive Works and was appointed third assistant engineer in the U. S. Navy in 1858. After an esteemed Naval career, he retired in 1878 to devote himself full-time to writing. His numerous works include Review of the Holy Bible, Indications of the Book of Job, Mosaic System and Great Pyramid of Egypt, and Mosaic System and Stonehenge. In 1899, he established The Greater Light, a monthly periodical.