PRESIDENT OF THE BIBLE TEACHERS' TRAINING SCHOOL, NEW YORK

NEW AND REVISED EDITION

New York —— Chicago —— Toronto
Fleming H. Revell Company
London and Edinburgh

Copyright, 1912, by
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY

CONTENTS

CHAPTER
[FOREWORD]
I. [HIS PLACE IN HISTORY]
II. [HIS UNCONSCIOUS PREPARATION FOR HIS WORK]
III. [HIS CONVERSION]
IV. [HIS GOSPEL]
V. [THE WORK AWAITING THE WORKER]
VI. [HIS MISSIONARY TRAVELS]
VII. [HIS WRITINGS AND HIS CHARACTER]
VIII. [PICTURE OF A PAULINE CHURCH]
IX. [HIS GREAT CONTROVERSY]
X. [THE END]
[HINTS TO TEACHERS AND QUESTIONS FOR PUPILS]

FOREWORD

By Wilbert W. White, D.D.

When asked to write a foreword to Dr. Stalker's "Life of St. Paul," I thought of two things: first the impression which I had received from a sermon that I heard Dr. Stalker preach a good many years ago in his own pulpit in Glasgow, Scotland, and secondly, the honor conferred in this privilege of writing a foreword to one of Dr. Stalker's books.