Contents of This Volume.

Acknowledgments.

Luther Educational and Devotional.

Nations Helping Nations.

Transition and Translation or Transition and Revolution.

Best Literature is Translations.

A Lesson from Luther and Wesley in America.

English Luther in German and Scandinavian Churches.

IV. HOW CAIN MURDERED HIS BROTHER AND WAS REQUIRED TO GIVE AN ACCOUNT, AND HOW HE CONDUCTED HIMSELF.

V. HOW CAIN WAS PUNISHED FOR HIS MURDER.

VI. CAIN'S CONDUCT UPON BEING PUNISHED.

VII. THE GENERATIONS OF CAIN AND THE GENERATIONS OF THE GODLY.

B. THE POSTERITY OF CAIN IN DETAIL.

C. THE POSTERITY OF THE RIGHTEOUS IN DETAIL.

I. THE RECORDS OF THE GENERATIONS OF MAN AND THE GLORY OF THE CAINITES.

II. ADAM AND HIS SON SETH.

III. ENOCH.

IV. LAMECH AND HIS SON NOAH.

B. NOAH.

I. THE SINS OF THE PRIMEVAL WORLD IN GENERAL THE CAUSE OF ITS DESTRUCTION.

II. THE JUDGMENT AND LAMENTATION OF GOD OVER THE FIRST WORLD; NOAH AND HIS PREACHING.

B. NOAH AND HIS PREACHING.

III. THE SINS OF THE OLD WORLD IN PARTICULAR.

IV. THE REPENTANCE AND GRIEF OF GOD BECAUSE HE HAD MADE MAN.

B. THE GRIEF OF GOD.

V. HOW NOAH ALONE WAS FOUND RIGHTEOUS, AND HOW THE WHOLE WORLD WAS DESTROYED.

VI. GOD DECIDES TO PUNISH THE FIRST WORLD; COMMANDS NOAH TO BUILD AN ARK; THE COVENANT.

B. GOD COMMANDS NOAH TO BUILD AN ARK.

C. GOD'S COVENANT WITH NOAH.

VII. THE ANIMALS AND THEIR FOOD, AND NOAH'S OBEDIENCE.

I. NOAH OBEYS COMMAND TO ENTER THE ARK.

II. COMPLETE DESTRUCTION.

I. NOAH IN ARK—FLOOD ABATES.

II. NOAH LEAVES ARK, HIS SACRIFICE AND GOD'S PROMISE.

B. NOAH'S SACRIFICE.

C. GOD'S RESOLVE NOT TO CURSE THE EARTH AGAIN.

III. MAN'S NATURAL DEPRAVITY AND HIS NATURAL POWERS.

I. GOD BLESSES NOAH AND THE RACE.

B. MAN'S USE OF AND DOMINION OVER ANIMALS.

II. THE LAW AGAINST TAKING LIFE; GOD'S COVENANT WITH NOAH; THE RAINBOW.

B. GOD'S COVENANT WITH NOAH.

C. THE RAINBOW.

III. CONCERNING ALLEGORIES.

B. ALLEGORIES IN DETAIL.

IV. NOAH AND HIS FALL.

B. Noah's Fall.

V. HAM CURSED; SHEM AND JAPHETH BLESSED.