For all this we sing the Psalm of Christ. We know that so long as we have our conversation among the lofty things of life, His dominating Presence grows only the more clear; and so long as we are beset by things adverse and tempting, His sympathy and His prevailing grace become the more sure. _The Lord shall preserve thee from all evil. He shall preserve thy soul_. _The Lord shall preserve thy going out and thy coming in, from this time forth and for evermore._ * * * * * Edinburgh University Press T. and A. Constable, Printers to Her Majesty By the same Author THE HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY OF THE HOLY LAND With Six Maps, specially prepared. _Seventh Thousand. 8vo, cloth_, _15s_. With New Index and additions, and corrections. 'A very noteworthy contribution to the study of sacred history, based upon the three indispensable conditions of personal acquaintance with the land, a study of the explorations, discoveries, and decipherments ... and the employment of the results of Biblical criticism.'--_Times_. 'Professor Smith is well equipped at all points for this work. He is abreast of the latest findings of Scripture exegesis, and of geographical survey, and of archæological exploration; and he has himself travelled widely over Palestine. The value of the work is incalculably increased by the series of geographical maps, the first of the kind representing the whole lift and lie of the land by gradations of colour.'--_Scotsman_. HODDER & STOUGHTON THE BOOK OF ISAIAH VOL. I.--CHAPS, I.--XXXIX. _Crown 8vo, cloth, 7s. 6d_. 'This is a very attractive book. Mr. George Adam Smith has such a mastery of the scholarship of his subject that it would be sheer impertinence for most scholars, even if tolerable Hebraists, to criticise his translations. All we desire is to let English readers know how very lucid, impressive, and, indeed, how vivid a study of Isaiah is within their reach.... We will give an example of both aspects of this most fascinating book.'--_Spectator_. VOL. II.--CHAPS, XL.--LXVI. _Crown 8vo, cloth, 7s. 6d_. 'It is needless to mention the literary merits which in reviews of the first volume of this work were so abundantly recognised. This is, indeed, one of the few theological works which it is a pure pleasure to read; nor need one in the case of the present volume add the qualifying remark that the homiletical element is somewhat unduly large. The scholarship, too, is still as accurate as might be expected from Mr. Smith's excellent training.'--_Academy_. HODDER & STOUGHTON THE BOOK OF THE TWELVE PROPHETS %_Crown 8vo, cloth, 7s. 6d_%. %VOL.I.--AMOS, HOSEA, AND MICAH%. %With an Introduction and a Sketch of Prophecy in Early Israel.%