Index to the Bible [By J. Priestley]

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This is a meticulously crafted index to the Bible by Joseph Priestley. Designed for ease of use, the "Index to the Bible" provides readers with a comprehensive guide to locating specific passages, themes, and concepts within the Old and New Testaments. This index allows both casual readers and serious scholars to navigate the scriptures with greater efficiency.

Originally published in the 18th century, Priestleya?(TM)s work reflects the intellectual rigor and theological debates of his time. This edition makes Priestley's insightful indexing accessible to a new generation of readers, offering a valuable resource for biblical study and research. Whether used for academic purposes, personal devotion, or historical inquiry, this index remains a testament to the enduring importance of the Bible.

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