Publisher's note:

Alexander Stewart (1870-1937) was a respected minister in the Free Church of Scotland. He originally wrote the Introduction to this work for the Princeton Theological Review in 1928. Whilst not a formal commentary, Stewart homes in on the key themes of the prophecy, and in 22 readable chapters applies their message with real warmth.

Contents:

Preface
Introduction
1. The Making of a Prophet
2. The Spring-Time of the Religious Life
3. The Fountain and the Cisterns
4. An Appeal to the Heart
5. The Likeness of a Man
6. A Barrier of Sand
7. The Goodness of God and the Fear of God
8. At the Cross-Roads
9. Lost Opportunity and Changeless Mercy
10. The Longing for Escape
11. False and True Glorying
12. The Lesson of the Easier Test
13. A Problem in Black and White
14. Wheat and Chaff
15. The Two Voices
16. The New Covenant
17. The Mediator of the New Covenant
18. The Sign of the Purchased Field
19. The Two Rolls
20. The Snare of Ambition
21. On the Way to Zion
22. Remembering Jerusalem