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General Introduction to the Old Testament: The CanonWilliam Henry GreenDigitized by Ted Hildebrandt. Gordon College, 2006originally published by: Char General_Introduction_to_the_Old_Testamentrles Scribner's Sons 1898PREFACEANY ONE who addresses himself to the study of the Old Testament will desire first to know something of its character. It comes to US as a collection of books which have been and still are esteemed peculiarly sacred. How did they come to be so regarded? Is it due simpl General_Introduction_to_the_Old_Testamenty to a veneration for antiquity? Is this a collection of the literature of ancient Israel, which later generations prized as a relic of early ages? IsGeneral_Introduction_to_the_Old_Testament
it a body of Hebrew literature to which sanctity was attributed because of its being written in the sacred tongue? Is it a collection of the books coGeneral Introduction to the Old Testament: The CanonWilliam Henry GreenDigitized by Ted Hildebrandt. Gordon College, 2006originally published by: Char General_Introduction_to_the_Old_Testament? Or is it more than all this? Is it the record of a divine revelation, made through duly authorized and accredited messengers sent of God for this purpose?The first topic which is considered in this volume is accordingly that of the Canon of the Old Testament, which is here treated not theologicall General_Introduction_to_the_Old_Testamenty but historically. We meet at the outset two opposing views of the growth of the canon: one contained in the statements of the Old Testament itself,General_Introduction_to_the_Old_Testament
the other in the theories of modern critics, based upon the conception that these books gradually acquired a sacredness which did not at first belong General Introduction to the Old Testament: The CanonWilliam Henry GreenDigitized by Ted Hildebrandt. Gordon College, 2006originally published by: Char General_Introduction_to_the_Old_Testamentarious writers make tor themselves, and on the other by the regard shown for these books by (hose to whom (hey were originally given. The various arguments urged by critics in defence of their position that the canon was not completed nor the collection made until several centuries after the lime tr General_Introduction_to_the_Old_Testamentaditionally fixed and currently believed arc considered: and reasons arc given lo show that it might have been and probably was collected by Ezra andGeneral_Introduction_to_the_Old_Testament
Nehemiah or in their lime. The question then arises as to the books of which the Old Testament properly consists. Can the books of which it was originGeneral Introduction to the Old Testament: The CanonWilliam Henry GreenDigitized by Ted Hildebrandt. Gordon College, 2006originally published by: Char General_Introduction_to_the_Old_Testamentswered by tracing in succession the Old Testament as it was accepted by the Jews, as it was sanctioned by our Lord and the inspired writers of the New Testament, and as it has been received in the Christian Church from the beginning. The Apocrypha though declared to be canonical by the Council of Tr General_Introduction_to_the_Old_Testamentent, and accepted as such by the Roman Catholic Church, are excluded from the canon by its history traced in the manner just suggested as well as by tGeneral_Introduction_to_the_Old_Testament
he character of their contents, which is incompatible with the idea of their authors being divinely inspired.PRINCETON. N. J..October 3, 1898.TABLE OFGeneral Introduction to the Old Testament: The CanonWilliam Henry GreenDigitized by Ted Hildebrandt. Gordon College, 2006originally published by: Char General_Introduction_to_the_Old_Testamentme. 1; Adrian, Eucherius, Cassiodorus; after the Reformation. Walther. Walton, Hobbes, Spinoza. Richard Simon, Carpzov, 2; Eichhorn, Jann, Herbst, Welle, DeWette, 3; Hengstenberg, Havernick, Home; Keil, Kurtz, Nosgen, Bleek, Stahelin, 4; Reuss, Wellhausen, Kuenen; Strack, Konig; A. Zahn, Rupprecht, General_Introduction_to_the_Old_TestamentHoedemaker, Stosch; s. Davidson, Robertson Smith. Driver; Douglas, Valpy French and his collaborators,5.GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO THE OLD TESTA-MENT7IntGeneral_Introduction_to_the_Old_Testament
roduction defined and limited; general and special;canon and text, 7, 8.THE CANON OF THE OLD TESTAMENT.I.THE CANON9Derivation and meaning of the word General Introduction to the Old Testament: The CanonWilliam Henry GreenDigitized by Ted Hildebrandt. Gordon College, 2006originally published by: Char General_Introduction_to_the_Old_Testamenttative, 12, 13; addition by Joshua, 13;Samuel, 14; the law in the temple, other copies of the law, 15, 16; books of the prophets also canonical, recapitulation, 17, 18.ixCONTENTS General_Introduction_to_the_Old_TestamentGeneral Introduction to the Old Testament: The CanonWilliam Henry GreenDigitized by Ted Hildebrandt. Gordon College, 2006originally published by: CharGọi ngay
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