An Introduction to the Old Testament
An Introduction to the Old Testament
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Isa. Vi. 10. Jer. I. 10. Neither is there any weight in the remark of some writers, that a book so very agreeable to the Maccabees could readily have been introduced into the canon, because after the burning of the sacred books by the command of Antiochus Epiphanes, it would be impossible to know what they were ; for it was only the Pentateuch which was sought for ; and neither of this nor-of the other books could all the copies be destroyed, because they were very numerous in western countries... not subject to Antiochus, as in Egypt, Cyrene, and Asia Minor. No doubt also many copies even in Palestine were rescued from the flames, for such treasures are always preserved with the greater care in proportion to the anxi- ety to destroy them. The Maccabees, who were exceedingly tena- cious of the traditions of their ancestors, were intimately acquainted with the sacred books, which they had read while children, and now valued in the highest degree ; and they were not so simple as to as- cribe to Daniel and reckon among those books, a work which in their own day first sprang from obscurity.
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Isa. Vi. 10. Jer. I. 10. Neither is there any weight in the remark of some writers, that a book so very agreeable to the Maccabees could readily have been introduced into the canon, because after the burning of the sacred books by the command of Antiochus Epiphanes, it would be impossible to know what they were ; for it was only the Pentateuch which was sought for ; and neither of this nor-of the other books could all the copies be destroyed, because they were very numerous in western countries... not subject to Antiochus, as in Egypt, Cyrene, and Asia Minor. No doubt also many copies even in Palestine were rescued from the flames, for such treasures are always preserved with the greater care in proportion to the anxi- ety to destroy them. The Maccabees, who were exceedingly tena- cious of the traditions of their ancestors, were intimately acquainted with the sacred books, which they had read while children, and now valued in the highest degree ; and they were not so simple as to as- cribe to Daniel and reckon among those books, a work which in their own day first sprang from obscurity.
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