A Companion to the book of Genesis
A Companion to the book of Genesis
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Tom. IV. P. 108. ) The two former writers ascribe the dif- ference to design, but fruitlessly endeavour to account for it by considering the meaning of xv^'ws, or dominus. The latter imagines them to be equivalent in meaning, and used indifferently.
Among the Jewish writers of the middle ages, Rabbi Jehudah Hallevi, ! of the 12th century, the author of the book Cosri, is distinguished for the striking and profound thoughts which he developes on this point.
" The plural form of the word Elohim, ..." says this writer, " is illustrated by regarding it as opposed to idolators, who, personifying the powers of naturs, apply the 3ingular to each one, and the plural to all combinsd, without keeping in view * The treatise of Hengstenberg may be found in his book before mcLtioned, vol. I. P. 181 — 414. It is entitled, "the divine names in the Pentateuch, die Gottesnaraen im Pentateucho" t R. J. The Levite. See Wolf, Tern. IV. P. 1022; No. 25.
INTRODUCTION-. 29 a higher power from whom they all proceed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tom. IV. P. 108. ) The two former writers ascribe the dif- ference to design, but fruitlessly endeavour to account for it by considering the meaning of xv^'ws, or dominus. The latter imagines them to be equivalent in meaning, and used indifferently.
Among the Jewish writers of the middle ages, Rabbi Jehudah Hallevi, ! of the 12th century, the author of the book Cosri, is distinguished for the striking and profound thoughts which he developes on this point.
" The plural form of the word Elohim, ..." says this writer, " is illustrated by regarding it as opposed to idolators, who, personifying the powers of naturs, apply the 3ingular to each one, and the plural to all combinsd, without keeping in view * The treatise of Hengstenberg may be found in his book before mcLtioned, vol. I. P. 181 — 414. It is entitled, "the divine names in the Pentateuch, die Gottesnaraen im Pentateucho" t R. J. The Levite. See Wolf, Tern. IV. P. 1022; No. 25.
INTRODUCTION-. 29 a higher power from whom they all proceed.
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