The Attack - Contents
- Foreword
- Why Was Sin Permitted?
- Creation: God’s Answer to Evolution
- The Predicament of Our First Parents
- The Plan of Redemption Is Unveiled
- The First Murderer and His Victim
- Seth: When Men Turned to God
- When the World Was Destroyed by Water
- After the Flood, a New Beginning
- The Beginning of the Literal Week
- When Languages Were Changed
- Abraham, the Father of All Believers
- Abraham, a Good Neighbor in Canaan
- The Offering of Isaac: Test of Faith
- The Sin of Sodom and Gomorrah
- Isaac’s Marriage: The Happiest in the Bible
- Jacob and Esau
- Jacob’s Flight and Exile
- Jacob’s Terrible Night of Wrestling
- Jacob Comes Home
- The Amazing Story of Joseph
- Joseph and His Brothers
- Moses, the Leader of God’s People
- The Ten Plagues of Egypt
- The First Passover
- The Israelites Leave Egypt
- Israel Meets With Difficulties
- God Gives His Law on Mount Sinai
- Israel Worships a Golden Calf
- Satan’s Hatred of God’s Law
- The Sanctuary: God’s Dwelling Place in Israel
- The Sin of Nadab and Abihu
- The Grace of Christ and the New Covenant
- The Terrible Grumblings of God’s People
- Twelve Spies Survey Canaan
- Korah Leads a Rebellion
- Forty Years of Wandering in the Wilderness
- Moses Fails on the Border of Canaan
- Why the Long Journey Around Edom?
- The Conquest of Bashan
- Balaam Tries to Curse Israel
- How Balaam Led Israel into Sin
- God Teaches His Law to a New Generation
- The Death of Moses
- Crossing the Jordan
- The Miraculous Fall of Jericho
- The Blessings and the Curses
- A Canaanite Tribe Deceives Israel
- Home at Last
- The Last Words of Joshua
- The Blessing of Tithes and Offerings
- God’s Care for the Poor
- Annual Feasts of Rejoicing
- The Judges, Deliverers of Israel
- Samson, the Strongest Yet Weakest Man
- God Calls the Child Samuel
- Eli and His Wicked Sons
- Punishment: The Ark Taken
- The Schools of the Prophets
- Saul, the First King of Israel
- Saul Makes a Terrible Mistake
- Saul Rejected as King
- David Anointed as King
- David Kills Goliath
- David Flees
- The Noble Spirit of David
- Saul Takes His Own Life
- Ancient and Modern Spiritualism
- David’s Heavy Trial
- David Crowned King at Last
- The Prosperous Reign of David
- David’s Sin of Adultery and His Repentance
- The Rebellion of Absalom, David’s Son
- A Man After God’s Own Heart
- Appendix