BIBLICAL SPIRITUALISM OR A CONCORDANCE TO THE PRINCIPAL PASSAGES OF THE OLD AND NEW SPIRITUALISM; TOGETHER WITH A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE ORIGIN OF OF THE BIBLE. BY MOSES HULL. Author of Many Works on Spiritualism and Cognate Themes. "Whatsoever things were written aforetime were CHICAGO: MOSES HULL & CO., 29 Chicago Terrace, cor. W. 40th Street, 1895. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1895, BY MOSES HULL, In the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington. PREFACE. MUCH that is in this book appeared in an abridged form in a series of nine full pages of the Progressive Thinker. These articles were hastily prepared at the call of hundreds of Spiritualists who felt the need of some kind of document of ready reference. These articles only seemed to whet the appetite for more; the result was that I promised this book on condition that I got five hundred subscribers in advance. Within two days after that was in print, the names began to come in and did not cease until over a thousand subscriptions were received. My promise to give a very brief account of the more important books of the Bible, brought hundreds of letters of advice-good advice, but to have followed them would have made this volume larger than Webster's Dictionary; indeed, I have had a constant fight with myself, to keep my book within its present dimensions. Having written this on the wing, when I was either traveling or lecturing every day, reference to numerous authorities was out of the question, yet the reader is assured that backing can be found for all that is here said. During the first thirty years after the "Rochester Knockings," if the clergy referred to Spiritualism |