Modern Thought And the Crisis in Belief
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The much disputed fourteenth chapter of Genesis may be a Palestinian reminiscence of this raid; if so, the emigration of Abraham was an incidental phenome- non in a widespread movement. But the Elamites Io8 MODKRN THOUGHT AND THE CRISIS IN BELIEF had to reckon with the Canaanitc or Amorite invaders who thus preceded them. For from them sprang a dynasty whose main ornament was the famous juridical monarch, Hammurabi. According to the latest calculation, he reigned about 1900 B. C. , that is, sev...en centuries before the Exodus. Under him Babylon became the metropolis of western Asia, and entered upon her wonderful career as the holy city of this vast region. As some think now, not Jerusalem, or Rome, but Babylon, was "the mother of us all. " Hammurabi not only redeemed the old empire from the Elamite yoke, but restored its supremacy to the shores of the Mediterranean. It can hardly be doubted that some of the legislation to be found in the "Book of the Covenant" (Ex. Xx. 22-xxiii. ;^t, ; xxxiv.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The much disputed fourteenth chapter of Genesis may be a Palestinian reminiscence of this raid; if so, the emigration of Abraham was an incidental phenome- non in a widespread movement. But the Elamites Io8 MODKRN THOUGHT AND THE CRISIS IN BELIEF had to reckon with the Canaanitc or Amorite invaders who thus preceded them. For from them sprang a dynasty whose main ornament was the famous juridical monarch, Hammurabi. According to the latest calculation, he reigned about 1900 B. C. , that is, sev...en centuries before the Exodus. Under him Babylon became the metropolis of western Asia, and entered upon her wonderful career as the holy city of this vast region. As some think now, not Jerusalem, or Rome, but Babylon, was "the mother of us all. " Hammurabi not only redeemed the old empire from the Elamite yoke, but restored its supremacy to the shores of the Mediterranean. It can hardly be doubted that some of the legislation to be found in the "Book of the Covenant" (Ex. Xx. 22-xxiii. ;^t, ; xxxiv.
What to read after Modern Thought And the Crisis in Belief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R M Robert Mark Wenley to read onlineMoreLess
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