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1879–1958
Best known for clear, accessible books on biblical history and religious education, this early 20th-century writer helped bring ancient cultures and scripture study to everyday readers. His work ranges from Hebrew history to teaching guides and books for young audiences.

by Harold B. (Harold Bruce) Hunting
Born in 1879, Harold Bruce Hunting was an American religious writer whose books were widely used to make Bible study and moral education more approachable for general readers. Surviving catalog records connect him with works such as The Story of Our Bible, Hebrew Life and Times, Christian Life and Conduct, and Witnesses for Christ, showing a steady interest in scripture, history, and teaching.
His writing appears to have been practical and explanatory rather than academic for its own sake. Titles linked to him suggest a career devoted to helping readers understand biblical times, Christian life, and world cultures in a straightforward way, including books written for younger readers and educational settings.
Hunting died in 1958. While detailed biographical information is limited in the sources available online, his books have remained discoverable through library catalogs, digitized archives, and public-domain editions, which points to a body of work that continued to find readers long after its original publication.