POLLOCK, A.J. — Genesis I and II, Historically and Typically Considered.

London: The Central Bible Truth Depot, nd. 0. "These two chapters of the Bible are intensely interesting for more than one reason. They are arresting as narrating the creation of the universe, and reconstruction of the world in which we live. They are interesting as giving us the description of things before sin came in with its train of sorrow and suffering. Further, they have been the object of bitter and persistent attack on the part of sceptics and modernists." Pp.64. Brown card covers, splitting to spine. G+.