Biblical Impressions

The advantages of Biblical Impressions over other books dealing with biblical survey is, perhaps, best stated in the introduction:
This volume contains some of those topical studies and outlines, which many have suggested as the most relevant to their needs in Bible study. The purpose of this work is to assist anyone who reads the Bible. Realizing that ministers, Bible teachers and students often have a limited amount of time, we have tried to condense the articles and limit the reading of each to twenty minutes or less. Ministers often need only a brief overview or a refresher on a particular subject.
Biblical Impressions will save many, many hours of research in pursuit of information on such topics as that covered in chapter one, "The Formation of the Old Testament."
Four chapters in Biblical Impressions provide information on the formation and preservation of the New Testament not generally found under one cover. Chapter five, "The Scribes," offers a fresh approach to the study of that scriptural office.
The chapters dealing with the Christ's death, burial, resurrection and His message of salvation present a wealth of Bible study guides and sermon outlines.