WE are not believers in "total depravity." We do not throw aside men or things because we find a fault in them. Having freely expressed our opinion of the error of Dr. Young in giving "to moisten or besprinkle" as the definition of tah-val, and fully endorsed the strictures of Dr. Tombes on the same, it is due that we say a word in behalf of the Concordance as a whole. The design of the work is excellent; we know of nothing else of its kind, and it is a great help to the student. Without having examined its entire contents we venture the opinion that it contains very few errors—probably no other as great as the one noticed. We do not hesitate to recommend it as a book of real value, and one which we have used with much satisfaction, especially when we had access to it where text-books were not at hand, as is sometimes the case when attending meetings at a distance from our office. The "Pacific Press" keeps this book on hand for sale, and those who are really studying the Bible will probably find few better helps, in some respects.