The Testimony of the Bible Concerning the Assumptions of Destructive CriticismFront matterReading editionChapter navigation14 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterS.E. WISHARD, D.D.FOREWORD.Introductory materialI. OUR ATTITUDE TOWARD DESTRUCTIVE CRITICISM.II. SHOULD REPLY BE MADE?III. WAS MOSES "A LITERARY FICTION"?IV. WERE CHRIST AND THE APOSTLES MISTAKEN?V. THE ATTACK ON THE BOOK OF LEVITICUS.VI. ASSUMPTIONS CONCERNING THE BOOK OF ISAIAH.VII. GOD'S REPLY TO THESE ASSUMPTIONS.VIII. THE HISTORICITY OF THE BOOK OF JONAH.IX. RADICAL EXPOSITION.X. GOD HIS OWN INTERPRETER.Beginning of this editionNext chapter →S.E. WISHARD, D.D.All chapters and sections (14)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsS.E. WISHARD, D.D.FOREWORD.Opening pagesIntroductory materialOther sectionsI. OUR ATTITUDE TOWARD DESTRUCTIVE CRITICISM.II. SHOULD REPLY BE MADE?III. WAS MOSES "A LITERARY FICTION"?IV. WERE CHRIST AND THE APOSTLES MISTAKEN?V. THE ATTACK ON THE BOOK OF LEVITICUS.VI. ASSUMPTIONS CONCERNING THE BOOK OF ISAIAH.VII. GOD'S REPLY TO THESE ASSUMPTIONS.VIII. THE HISTORICITY OF THE BOOK OF JONAH.IX. RADICAL EXPOSITION.X. GOD HIS OWN INTERPRETER.BYS.E. WISHARD, D.D. →