A History of the Hebrews volume 2
A History of the Hebrews volume 2
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- According to what has been said, we cannot reckon as belong- ing to K, firstly, whatever has not to do with the kings — as, for instance, the detailed histories of the prophets Elijah and Elisha ; next, whatever in general does not suit with the character of the Book of Annals, such as narratives of a specially popular or pro- phetic tendency. To this latter class particularly belong the ^ See 2 Kings xxiv. 5. On Hosea, see Kuenen, § xxiv. 8. - For a somewhat more precise determination of the... date of the Israelitish Book, see below, p. 219.
A. Sources. ] THE DECLINE OF NATIONALITY 211 detailed narratives referring to events connected with the house of Omri, which we meet with in 1 Kings xvii. To 2 Kings x. ' They contain what is partly naive and partly prophetic tradition, and are distinguished by fine description, and have absolutely nothing of the dry annalistic tone. ' ^ We are consequently led to suppose that our author had at his disposal other sources besides those actually mentioned by him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- According to what has been said, we cannot reckon as belong- ing to K, firstly, whatever has not to do with the kings — as, for instance, the detailed histories of the prophets Elijah and Elisha ; next, whatever in general does not suit with the character of the Book of Annals, such as narratives of a specially popular or pro- phetic tendency. To this latter class particularly belong the ^ See 2 Kings xxiv. 5. On Hosea, see Kuenen, § xxiv. 8. - For a somewhat more precise determination of the... date of the Israelitish Book, see below, p. 219.
A. Sources. ] THE DECLINE OF NATIONALITY 211 detailed narratives referring to events connected with the house of Omri, which we meet with in 1 Kings xvii. To 2 Kings x. ' They contain what is partly naive and partly prophetic tradition, and are distinguished by fine description, and have absolutely nothing of the dry annalistic tone. ' ^ We are consequently led to suppose that our author had at his disposal other sources besides those actually mentioned by him.
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