A History of the Hebrews volume 1
A History of the Hebrews volume 1
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^ Sesostris is usually looked on as a blending of Sethi r. And Rameses ii. (Ebers in Riehm's JIWB. , p. 332).
^ On the opposite side, (/. Kuenen, Theol. Tijdschr. V. (1871) p. -66 fl". , where, however, reference is made only to Herod, ii. 10!) and Diod. I. . '54, iu. The discrepancies within the Biblical narrative itself (p. 268 ff. ) prove nothing, for the question is not a. S to the form, but as to the essential contents of the account.
C H A P T E E II.
MOSES AND THE JOUKNEY THROUGH THE DES...ERT.
I. THE TRADITION IN THE SOURCES.
§ 20. J'^ Narrative.
Almost everywliere from Exodus to Joshua the two oldest sources, J and E, are utilised with such freedom by the Deuteronomic editor as to make it much more difficult to keep them apart than it is in Genesis. We might therefore be inclined to abandon in despair the attempt at a searching analysis, and to base our his- torical investigation on that form of their union and blending which lies before us in the Deuteronomic edition (R'', Well- hausen's JE).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ Sesostris is usually looked on as a blending of Sethi r. And Rameses ii. (Ebers in Riehm's JIWB. , p. 332).
^ On the opposite side, (/. Kuenen, Theol. Tijdschr. V. (1871) p. -66 fl". , where, however, reference is made only to Herod, ii. 10!) and Diod. I. . '54, iu. The discrepancies within the Biblical narrative itself (p. 268 ff. ) prove nothing, for the question is not a. S to the form, but as to the essential contents of the account.
C H A P T E E II.
MOSES AND THE JOUKNEY THROUGH THE DES...ERT.
I. THE TRADITION IN THE SOURCES.
§ 20. J'^ Narrative.
Almost everywliere from Exodus to Joshua the two oldest sources, J and E, are utilised with such freedom by the Deuteronomic editor as to make it much more difficult to keep them apart than it is in Genesis. We might therefore be inclined to abandon in despair the attempt at a searching analysis, and to base our his- torical investigation on that form of their union and blending which lies before us in the Deuteronomic edition (R'', Well- hausen's JE).
What to read after A History of the Hebrews volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rudolf Kittel to read onlineMoreLess
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