A Critical History of Rationalism in Germany From Its Origin to the Present Tim
A Critical History of Rationalism in Germany From Its Origin to the Present Tim
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i- 102 HISTORY OF RATIONALISM.
ciple he pitilessly ejects from the Canon Solomon's Song, the Book of Ruth, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther, and the Chronicles, while in his opinion the Books of Samuel, Joshua, Judges, Kings, and Daniel, are only doubtful. As to the book of Ecclesiastes, he thinks it very possible that it may be the work of several writers, and respecting the Penta- teuch, or five books of Moses, he willingly refers to what has been written on the subject by Astruc, Richard Simon,... and Vitringa. These authors have endeavoured to show that the Pentateuch, and especially the book of Genesis, was composed of difi"erent fragments, whose date cannot be precisely determined, since the copies of the Pentateuch, together with those of the other parts of the Bible, were destroyed during the plundering of the country, and were afterwards re-compiled by Ezra. This fact would account for the different readings, since Ezra's authority was not acknowledged by the Samaritans, and would also explain the preference shown by Christians for the Greek translation rather than the Hebrew original.
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P. 39.
i- 102 HISTORY OF RATIONALISM.
ciple he pitilessly ejects from the Canon Solomon's Song, the Book of Ruth, Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther, and the Chronicles, while in his opinion the Books of Samuel, Joshua, Judges, Kings, and Daniel, are only doubtful. As to the book of Ecclesiastes, he thinks it very possible that it may be the work of several writers, and respecting the Penta- teuch, or five books of Moses, he willingly refers to what has been written on the subject by Astruc, Richard Simon,... and Vitringa. These authors have endeavoured to show that the Pentateuch, and especially the book of Genesis, was composed of difi"erent fragments, whose date cannot be precisely determined, since the copies of the Pentateuch, together with those of the other parts of the Bible, were destroyed during the plundering of the country, and were afterwards re-compiled by Ezra. This fact would account for the different readings, since Ezra's authority was not acknowledged by the Samaritans, and would also explain the preference shown by Christians for the Greek translation rather than the Hebrew original.
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