A General Historico Critical Introduction to the Old Testament
A General Historico Critical Introduction to the Old Testament
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, p. 9. ) On the other hand. Canticles contain somewhat more of these ; e. Gr. I^i^jj, "^y^ for >T^^, ii. 13 ; fyyy^^ for ttj'i'^^, i. 17 ; -^^ij for -^^j^. But we may safely ascribe this to the more highly poetical character of this book, which brings it nearer to the bolder style of Job. It is also to be observed that the Aramaic tinge here is not the later and cor- rupt, but (exactly as in Job) that which constitutes the effective and powerful element in poetry. Thus n^7\I?' '• "^j stands no...t for the simple iii order that not perhaps, like the (iiD-^J in Syriac, but in its ground-meaning for why 1 So the irj^y does not form a mere paraphrase of the possess, pron. , but is always emphatic — mine own, &c. Comp. The admirable remarks of Ewald, Comment. S. 19, fF. The hypothesis which ascribes a later origin to the book for this reason misapprehends the entire essence of the poem ; it would be worthy of consideration only if there were Parsisms and Grecisms here, an assumption we have already rejected.^ Of the historical books belonging to this period (Judges, Samuel, Kuth) the style is easy and smooth : the ancient artless method of history still subsists.
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, p. 9. ) On the other hand. Canticles contain somewhat more of these ; e. Gr. I^i^jj, "^y^ for >T^^, ii. 13 ; fyyy^^ for ttj'i'^^, i. 17 ; -^^ij for -^^j^. But we may safely ascribe this to the more highly poetical character of this book, which brings it nearer to the bolder style of Job. It is also to be observed that the Aramaic tinge here is not the later and cor- rupt, but (exactly as in Job) that which constitutes the effective and powerful element in poetry. Thus n^7\I?' '• "^j stands no...t for the simple iii order that not perhaps, like the (iiD-^J in Syriac, but in its ground-meaning for why 1 So the irj^y does not form a mere paraphrase of the possess, pron. , but is always emphatic — mine own, &c. Comp. The admirable remarks of Ewald, Comment. S. 19, fF. The hypothesis which ascribes a later origin to the book for this reason misapprehends the entire essence of the poem ; it would be worthy of consideration only if there were Parsisms and Grecisms here, an assumption we have already rejected.^ Of the historical books belonging to this period (Judges, Samuel, Kuth) the style is easy and smooth : the ancient artless method of history still subsists.
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