Using Nave's Bible Guide - A Kabbalist walks into a bar, and the

commentaries, have been consulted, in order to bring into it all useful materials to be found. Its preparation was inspired
by the obvious deficiency of such helps in the use of the Scriptures. This deficiency was felt by the author in preparing
sermons, lectures, and other forms of religious instruction. The quiet of army garrisons, apart form the rush and
distraction of dense communities, has been favorable to its careful preparation. With the belief that it will contribute to
make the Scriptures more quickly, easily, and fully available where particular subjects are under consideration, I offer it
to the public.
ORVILLE J. NAVE
Fort McPherson, Ga.
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