The material in A Guide to Old Testament Bible Study has been rewritten many times during 46 years of teaching high school students in Mid-City / Crescent City High School. Those who were never before Bible students began to take an interest in God's Word because they saw the purpose running through it. Every year, the Holy Spirit used this material to help some become born-again believers. The study contains two major emphases: the history of early man (although not written as a history book, every bit of history in the Bible is true) and the Messiah (the mission of the Messiah promised in Genesis 3:15 is unfolded and developed throughout this study). This book will strengthen your faith in the Bible as God's Word, and help you to help others. Isaiah 40:8 - "The grass withereth and the flower fadeth, but the Word of our God shall stand forever." Born in Marlowe, Tennessee, Helen Wilson Driscoll graduated magma cum laude from Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City, Tennessee in 1941, with a B.A. in Greek (4 years of study), including three years of Bible study. In 1944, she graduated from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary with the Master of Theology degree (including three years of Bible study and Greek, and two years of Hebrew). She then served on the seminary faculty, teaching Greek for three years. Married to J. Paul Driscoll in 1948, Mrs. Driscoll helped her husband build the Mid-City / Crescent City Baptist Church, where they served for 58 years. In 1956, they founded the Mid-City / Crescent City Baptist High School, where she served in administration and taught high school Bible classes for 46 years. She has authored two other books, Around the World in Fifty Days, and God's Redemptive Plan Revealed in the Old Testament
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