Down to Earth But Heavenly Minded

Dispensational Truth

or

God's Plan and Purpose in the Ages

By

CLARENCE LARKIN

Author of a Work on

The Book of Revelation and a Pamphlet on

The Second Coming of Christ

TWENTY-SIXTH PRINTING

For Sale by the Publishers

Rev. Clarence Larkin Est.

2802 N. Park Ave., Philadelphia 32, Pa.

U.S.A.

This Book is

DEDICATED

to the

LORD JESUS CHRIST

Who, through the Holy Spirit, has imparted to me the knowledge

And mechanical skill to construct these Charts.

Copyrighted 1918-All rights reserved.

Enlarged and Revised Edition Copyrighted 1920.

The Charts and Diagrams and Cuts in this book must not

Be used in any way without written permission

From the Author

This material is from the Blue Letter Bible website.

https://www.blueletterbible.org/study/larkin/dt/index.cfm

It will also be posted on https://www.hiawathabible.org/dispensational-truth

Preface

By Henry Craik

London: Morgan And Chase, Ludgate Hill.

Bristol: W. Mack, 38, Park Street.

1867.

The contents of the present volume, except the Critical Remarks on the Old Testament, are edited from the papers left behind by Mr.Craik. None of them have ever before been printed, though some appear equal to anything published by him during his lifetime. The Critical Remarks on Passages of the Old Testament are from notes taken down in shorthand by Mr. W. Parsons. They appeared to be written with great correctness and were probably read by Mr. Craik, as I have detected slight alterations and additions in the MS. in Mr. Craik’s own handwriting.

The lines, In Memoriam, at the end were written at the time of Mr. Craik’s decease by Mr. John Withy.

The volume is devoutly commended to the blessing of God.

W. Elfe Tayler

Preface

By Henry Craik

London: Morgan And Chase, Ludgate Hill.

Bristol: W. Mack, 38, Park Street.

1867.

The contents of the present volume, except the Critical Remarks on the Old Testament, are edited from the papers left behind by Mr.Craik. None of them have ever before been printed, though some appear equal to anything published by him during his lifetime. The Critical Remarks on Passages of the Old Testament are from notes taken down in shorthand by Mr. W. Parsons. They appeared to be written with great correctness and were probably read by Mr. Craik, as I have detected slight alterations and additions in the MS. in Mr. Craik’s own handwriting.

The lines, In Memoriam, at the end were written at the time of Mr. Craik’s decease by Mr. John Withy.

The volume is devoutly commended to the blessing of God.

W. Elfe Tayler

Preface

By Henry Craik

London: Morgan And Chase, Ludgate Hill.

Bristol: W. Mack, 38, Park Street.

1867.

The contents of the present volume, except the Critical Remarks on the Old Testament, are edited from the papers left behind by Mr.Craik. None of them have ever before been printed, though some appear equal to anything published by him during his lifetime. The Critical Remarks on Passages of the Old Testament are from notes taken down in shorthand by Mr. W. Parsons. They appeared to be written with great correctness and were probably read by Mr. Craik, as I have detected slight alterations and additions in the MS. in Mr. Craik’s own handwriting.

The lines, In Memoriam, at the end were written at the time of Mr. Craik’s decease by Mr. John Withy.

The volume is devoutly commended to the blessing of God.

W. Elfe Tayler

Preface

By Henry Craik

London: Morgan And Chase, Ludgate Hill.

Bristol: W. Mack, 38, Park Street.

1867.

The contents of the present volume, except the Critical Remarks on the Old Testament, are edited from the papers left behind by Mr.Craik. None of them have ever before been printed, though some appear equal to anything published by him during his lifetime. The Critical Remarks on Passages of the Old Testament are from notes taken down in shorthand by Mr. W. Parsons. They appeared to be written with great correctness and were probably read by Mr. Craik, as I have detected slight alterations and additions in the MS. in Mr. Craik’s own handwriting.

The lines, In Memoriam, at the end were written at the time of Mr. Craik’s decease by Mr. John Withy.

The volume is devoutly commended to the blessing of God.

W. Elfe Tayler

Preface

By Henry Craik

London: Morgan And Chase, Ludgate Hill.

Bristol: W. Mack, 38, Park Street.

1867.

The contents of the present volume, except the Critical Remarks on the Old Testament, are edited from the papers left behind by Mr.Craik. None of them have ever before been printed, though some appear equal to anything published by him during his lifetime. The Critical Remarks on Passages of the Old Testament are from notes taken down in shorthand by Mr. W. Parsons. They appeared to be written with great correctness and were probably read by Mr. Craik, as I have detected slight alterations and additions in the MS. in Mr. Craik’s own handwriting.

The lines, In Memoriam, at the end were written at the time of Mr. Craik’s decease by Mr. John Withy.

The volume is devoutly commended to the blessing of God.

W. Elfe Tayler

Preface

By Henry Craik

London: Morgan And Chase, Ludgate Hill.

Bristol: W. Mack, 38, Park Street.

1867.

The contents of the present volume, except the Critical Remarks on the Old Testament, are edited from the papers left behind by Mr.Craik. None of them have ever before been printed, though some appear equal to anything published by him during his lifetime. The Critical Remarks on Passages of the Old Testament are from notes taken down in shorthand by Mr. W. Parsons. They appeared to be written with great correctness and were probably read by Mr. Craik, as I have detected slight alterations and additions in the MS. in Mr. Craik’s own handwriting.

The lines, In Memoriam, at the end were written at the time of Mr. Craik’s decease by Mr. John Withy.

The volume is devoutly commended to the blessing of God.

W. Elfe Tayler

Preface

By Henry Craik

London: Morgan And Chase, Ludgate Hill.

Bristol: W. Mack, 38, Park Street.

1867.

The contents of the present volume, except the Critical Remarks on the Old Testament, are edited from the papers left behind by Mr.Craik. None of them have ever before been printed, though some appear equal to anything published by him during his lifetime. The Critical Remarks on Passages of the Old Testament are from notes taken down in shorthand by Mr. W. Parsons. They appeared to be written with great correctness and were probably read by Mr. Craik, as I have detected slight alterations and additions in the MS. in Mr. Craik’s own handwriting.

The lines, In Memoriam, at the end were written at the time of Mr. Craik’s decease by Mr. John Withy.

The volume is devoutly commended to the blessing of God.

W. Elfe Tayler

Preface

By Henry Craik

London: Morgan And Chase, Ludgate Hill.

Bristol: W. Mack, 38, Park Street.

1867.

The contents of the present volume, except the Critical Remarks on the Old Testament, are edited from the papers left behind by Mr.Craik. None of them have ever before been printed, though some appear equal to anything published by him during his lifetime. The Critical Remarks on Passages of the Old Testament are from notes taken down in shorthand by Mr. W. Parsons. They appeared to be written with great correctness and were probably read by Mr. Craik, as I have detected slight alterations and additions in the MS. in Mr. Craik’s own handwriting.

The lines, In Memoriam, at the end were written at the time of Mr. Craik’s decease by Mr. John Withy.

The volume is devoutly commended to the blessing of God.

W. Elfe Tayler

Preface

By Henry Craik

London: Morgan And Chase, Ludgate Hill.

Bristol: W. Mack, 38, Park Street.

1867.

The contents of the present volume, except the Critical Remarks on the Old Testament, are edited from the papers left behind by Mr.Craik. None of them have ever before been printed, though some appear equal to anything published by him during his lifetime. The Critical Remarks on Passages of the Old Testament are from notes taken down in shorthand by Mr. W. Parsons. They appeared to be written with great correctness and were probably read by Mr. Craik, as I have detected slight alterations and additions in the MS. in Mr. Craik’s own handwriting.

The lines, In Memoriam, at the end were written at the time of Mr. Craik’s decease by Mr. John Withy.

The volume is devoutly commended to the blessing of God.

W. Elfe Tayler