An Introduction to the Old Testament Critical Historical And Theological Co
An Introduction to the Old Testament Critical Historical And Theological Co
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The general view of graves and dead men's bones as producing micleanness, was sufficiently strong to prevent pious pdgrimages 1 Academical Lectures, etc. , vol. I. P. 491.
• Knobel, Exeget. Handbiicli, xiii. P. 306. ^ Works, toI. Iii. P. 77, note.
* Commentaries on the Laws of Moses, vol. I. P. 356, translation. 5 Geschiclite des alten Bundes, vol. Ii. P. 526.
352 THE BOOK OF DEUTERONOMY.
to the resting-place of a saint, however holy. There is some truth in this opinion ; for although the grave...s of Abraham, Jacob, Joseph, etc. , were well known, there is no intimation that the Israelites made them the scene of superstition. It has been thought probable, that although Moses's bodj^ was bui'ied, it was exempted from corruption. He passed inunediately into the same state of existence with Elias, but not in the same manner.
The burial of Moses is viewed by Kurtz in connexion with a remarkable passage in Jude's epistle, ninth verse, where Michael the archangel and the devil are represented as disput- ing about the body of the Jewish legislator.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The general view of graves and dead men's bones as producing micleanness, was sufficiently strong to prevent pious pdgrimages 1 Academical Lectures, etc. , vol. I. P. 491.
• Knobel, Exeget. Handbiicli, xiii. P. 306. ^ Works, toI. Iii. P. 77, note.
* Commentaries on the Laws of Moses, vol. I. P. 356, translation. 5 Geschiclite des alten Bundes, vol. Ii. P. 526.
352 THE BOOK OF DEUTERONOMY.
to the resting-place of a saint, however holy. There is some truth in this opinion ; for although the grave...s of Abraham, Jacob, Joseph, etc. , were well known, there is no intimation that the Israelites made them the scene of superstition. It has been thought probable, that although Moses's bodj^ was bui'ied, it was exempted from corruption. He passed inunediately into the same state of existence with Elias, but not in the same manner.
The burial of Moses is viewed by Kurtz in connexion with a remarkable passage in Jude's epistle, ninth verse, where Michael the archangel and the devil are represented as disput- ing about the body of the Jewish legislator.
What to read after An Introduction to the Old Testament Critical Historical And Theological Co?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Davidson to read onlineMoreLess
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