1913 A. C. GAEBELEIN. The Annotated Bible. A Prophetic - Dispensational Commentary in 9 Volumes. Reformer Similar example is part of

Similar example is part of the Cooper Hewitt Collection

and that by Lincoln himself

Kimura with the opening line of the evangelistic hymn Come to Jesus

Since the second album is identified as being that of Ann R[oberts] Matlack [later Stackhouse] and from the Brick School House

1913 A. C. GAEBELEIN. The Annotated Bible. A Prophetic - Dispensational Commentary in 9 Volumes. Reformer Similar example is part ofNow rather rare complete, a nice example of Arno C. Gaebelein's 9 volume Annotated Bible. His works are somewhat unique in that he writes as a firm dispenationalist and fundamentalist, through a premillennial framework, and in the contexts of both the First and Second World Wars, yet avoids the sort of morbid sensationalism that often accompanies this perspective . . . he instead offers a steady, measured approach to Scripture and articulates a