A Critical Introduction to the Old Testament By George Buchanan Gray
A Critical Introduction to the Old Testament By George Buchanan Gray
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From this diagnosis of lif e follow certain practical rules lor those who would make the best of a bad matter, and primarily this to get the most out of the present moment, mindful only that excess exacts a retribution (ii. 24 f. ).
Such, briefly summarised, are the dominant ideas of the book, which are illustrated with much fullness from the assumed experience and actual observation of the writer.
But ideas that conflict with these are also found in the a Eren u thai of beasts : CD. Ps. Cir. 2...9.
XVL] ECCLESIASTES 151 book : the righteous and unrighteous are not in like case (viii. 11-13), for judgment, complete in its survey, unerring in its decisions, awaits all men : * God shall judge the righteous and the wicked 5 (iii. 17, cp. Xi. 96, xii. 14). The true practical rule of life is not to seize the present moment in order to eat, drink, and be merry, but to fear God and to keep his commandments (xii. 13, cp. Xii. 1).
In Job also there is a sharp conflict of ideas, but for the most part in that book, even as it now stands, the conflict is immediately explained by the form of the book ; different and opposed ideas are championed by different people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From this diagnosis of lif e follow certain practical rules lor those who would make the best of a bad matter, and primarily this to get the most out of the present moment, mindful only that excess exacts a retribution (ii. 24 f. ).
Such, briefly summarised, are the dominant ideas of the book, which are illustrated with much fullness from the assumed experience and actual observation of the writer.
But ideas that conflict with these are also found in the a Eren u thai of beasts : CD. Ps. Cir. 2...9.
XVL] ECCLESIASTES 151 book : the righteous and unrighteous are not in like case (viii. 11-13), for judgment, complete in its survey, unerring in its decisions, awaits all men : * God shall judge the righteous and the wicked 5 (iii. 17, cp. Xi. 96, xii. 14). The true practical rule of life is not to seize the present moment in order to eat, drink, and be merry, but to fear God and to keep his commandments (xii. 13, cp. Xii. 1).
In Job also there is a sharp conflict of ideas, but for the most part in that book, even as it now stands, the conflict is immediately explained by the form of the book ; different and opposed ideas are championed by different people.
What to read after A Critical Introduction to the Old Testament By George Buchanan Gray?
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