Lincoln's Use of the Bible

Published in the early 20th century, 'Lincoln's Use of the Bible' by S. Trevena Jackson examines the significant influence of the Bible on Abraham Lincoln's life and political decisions. The book highlights Lincoln's early exposure to biblical teachings, particularly through his mother, and argues that these principles shaped his moral compass and leadership during a critical period in American history. Jackson analyzes Lincoln's speeches and writings, revealing how he frequently referenced Scripture to articulate his beliefs on justice, morality, and human rights, ultimately showcasing the profound impact of faith on his legacy.