This book is intended as a guide to what is called the synthetic study of the Bible, which means, as we use the term, the study of the Bible as a whole, and each book of the Bible as a whole, and as seen in its relation to other books. The word "Synthesis" has the opposite meaning to "Analysis." When we analyse a subject we take it apart and consider it in its various elements, but when we synthesise it we put it together and consider it as a whole, which is what this book does in a certain sense with the Word of God. THE ANTIDOTE TO CHRISTIAN SCIENCE; or, How to deal with it from the Bible and Christian point of view. Price 2s. 6d. net. As far as possible from being another of the virulent and unintelligent attacks of which we have had too many. Marked by a sweet, forbearing spirit, the author tries to show where Christian Science fails as a religion. Since it professes to stand on the Bible, he shows how the new faith antagonises the Bible, and how the Bible antagonises it, concluding with the antidote for error, and a chapter on what the Church may learn from Christian Science. PRIMERS OF THE FAITH. Price 3s. 6d. net. I. How we Know the Bible is Genuine. II. How we Know the Bible is Credible. III. How we Know the Bible is Divine. Written, not for scholars, but for the average layman. It is intended to help Sunday School teachers, Christian workers, and students. End of Project Gutenberg's How To Master The English Bible, by James Gray