"The Scape-goat: Being A Simple Exhibition Of Some Of The Leading Doctrines Of The Bible Illustrated By Jewish Ceremonies, In Conversations Between Little Mary And Her Mother" by Harvey Newcomb offers a unique approach to understanding core biblical teachings. Through engaging dialogues between a young girl, Mary, and her mother, the book explores complex religious concepts using relatable examples drawn from Jewish ceremonial practices.

This work is designed to make the Bible more accessible to young readers, providing a clear and understandable explanation of key doctrines. By connecting these doctrines to the tangible aspects of Jewish ceremonies, the book helps readers grasp the spiritual significance behind them. Ideal for Christian education, "The Scape-goat" serves as a valuable resource for families and educators seeking to impart biblical knowledge in an engaging and meaningful way.

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