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A sketch of the Oak Grove Church building in 1915.

A sketch of the Oak Grove Church building in 1915.

An engraving depicting the prophet Obadiah standing barefoot as he glances left and up towards heaven. Behind him is a landscape featuring a cliffside with two groups of buildings.

An engraving depicting the prophet Obadiah standing barefoot as he glances left and up towards heaven. Behind him is a landscape featuring a cliffside with two groups of buildings.

A woodcut depicting Obadiah receiving his vision from an angel. The text of the first verse of Obadiah is printed above.

A woodcut depicting Obadiah receiving his vision from an angel. The text of the first verse of Obadiah is printed above.

An engraving depicting detailed representations of the four sides of the Obelisk of Domitian, which had been moved by Pope Innocent X from the Via Appia to his family home, the Palazzo Pamphilj. Between the four sides, there is a small representation of the obelisk with a decorative ribbon proclaiming it the "Obelisus Pamphilius" (bottom), a cherub holding a pair of medallions with a portrait of Innocent X (left) and the obelisk (right) (middle), and an angel lying on a cloud supporting Innocent X's coat of arms.

An engraving depicting detailed representations of the four sides of the Obelisk of Domitian, which had been moved by Pope Innocent X from the Via Appia to his family home, the Palazzo Pamphilj. Between the four sides, there is a small representation of the obelisk with a decorative ribbon proclaiming it the "Obelisus Pamphilius" (bottom), a cherub holding a pair of medallions with a portrait of Innocent X (left) and the obelisk (right) (middle), and an angel lying on a cloud supporting Innocent X's coat of arms.

A series of six engravings depicting the observation of various Catholic Holy Days, including: Candlemas (top), tenebrae (left middle), the Procession of the Eucharist into a tomb (right middle), the fire that begins Holy Saturday (bottom left), and the blessing of a new Paschal candle (bottom right).

A series of six engravings depicting the observation of various Catholic Holy Days, including: Candlemas (top), tenebrae (left middle), the Procession of the Eucharist into a tomb (right middle), the fire that begins Holy Saturday (bottom left), and the blessing of a new Paschal candle (bottom right).

A photograph of the Oconee Church building.

A photograph of the Oconee Church building.

The act of forgiving offenses, illustrated and accompanied by scriptural references.

The act of forgiving offenses, illustrated and accompanied by scriptural references.

A photograph of the Oglethorpe Church building.

A photograph of the Oglethorpe Church building.

An engraved portrait of Olaudah Equiano which appears in his autobiography.

An engraved portrait of Olaudah Equiano which appears in his autobiography.

A photograph of the Old Camp Church building.

A photograph of the Old Camp Church building.

A view of the old gate into the ancient city of Caesarea Philippi.

A view of the old gate into the ancient city of Caesarea Philippi.

View of the temple grounds with visitors, the Mount of Olives visible in the background.

View of the temple grounds with visitors, the Mount of Olives visible in the background.

An illustration of the original building of the Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, including the bell tower.

An illustration of the original building of the Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, including the bell tower.

A sketch of the Old Wesley Chapel, the first church buildt in Atlanta in 1848 which was formerly located on Peachtree St. at Luckie St.

A sketch of the Old Wesley Chapel, the first church buildt in Atlanta in 1848 which was formerly located on Peachtree St. at Luckie St.

The road leding from the ancient city of Jericho to the biblical city of Ai.

The road leding from the ancient city of Jericho to the biblical city of Ai.

An engraved tailpiece to the first, fourth, seventh, and thirteenth books of Moyne's epic, "Saint Louys," depicting a crown of thorns above a monogram, above which is a banner with the Latin motto, "olim efflorescet" (In the future, it will bloom/grow/flourish).

An engraved tailpiece to the first, fourth, seventh, and thirteenth books of Moyne's epic, "Saint Louys," depicting a crown of thorns above a monogram, above which is a banner with the Latin motto, "olim efflorescet" (In the future, it will bloom/grow/flourish).

The olive trees of the Garden of Gethsemane with the Temple Mount visible in the background.

The olive trees of the Garden of Gethsemane with the Temple Mount visible in the background.

A view across the Dead Sea from its northern shore.

A view across the Dead Sea from its northern shore.

A photograph of the Oostanaula Church building.

A photograph of the Oostanaula Church building.

A photograph of the Oostanaula Church building.

A photograph of the Oostanaula Church building.

A woodcut depicting a bishop ordinating a group of priests. The bishop sits on a riased dias, an attendant beside him, as the men waiting to be ordained kneel before him. The scene is flanked by ornamental scroll work featuring pelicans and snails. This woodcut is reused throughout the work.

A woodcut depicting a bishop ordinating a group of priests. The bishop sits on a riased dias, an attendant beside him, as the men waiting to be ordained kneel before him. The scene is flanked by ornamental scroll work featuring pelicans and snails. This woodcut is reused throughout the work.