Archaeological Review volume 1
Archaeological Review volume 1
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Yet the " coat of many colours " (really the " coat with long sleeves " suitable for the pampered heir who did no work) and the jealous envy of his brothers would be clearly, on our hypothesis, elements in the earliest traditions about him. It may also have been a touch of the earliest account which 1* That junior-right may have lasted on to this time is shown by the fact that David himself was the youngest son of Jesse, and Solomon seemingly David's. It is natural that an archaic mode of succe...ssion should linger on latest in the royal family. I may add that Moses was the youngest son of Amram.
JUNIOR-RIGHT IX GEXESIS. 339 r3presents, in one of the two versions of which our text is composed, the next heir, Judah, cliivah'ously desiring to save his rival. That is a touch wojthy of the Ilamdsa or the Kitah (d-AgJtani. The other tradition which makes Reuben tlie would-be rescuer was probably formed later when primogeniture had become the ruling conception.
There is yet another narrative of Genesis which receives an ex- planation from the conception of a change of tenure from junior- right to primogeniture as the Israelites exchanged their roving life for one in which sons became more stay-at-home and the more experienced one would naturally fill his father's place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet the " coat of many colours " (really the " coat with long sleeves " suitable for the pampered heir who did no work) and the jealous envy of his brothers would be clearly, on our hypothesis, elements in the earliest traditions about him. It may also have been a touch of the earliest account which 1* That junior-right may have lasted on to this time is shown by the fact that David himself was the youngest son of Jesse, and Solomon seemingly David's. It is natural that an archaic mode of succe...ssion should linger on latest in the royal family. I may add that Moses was the youngest son of Amram.
JUNIOR-RIGHT IX GEXESIS. 339 r3presents, in one of the two versions of which our text is composed, the next heir, Judah, cliivah'ously desiring to save his rival. That is a touch wojthy of the Ilamdsa or the Kitah (d-AgJtani. The other tradition which makes Reuben tlie would-be rescuer was probably formed later when primogeniture had become the ruling conception.
There is yet another narrative of Genesis which receives an ex- planation from the conception of a change of tenure from junior- right to primogeniture as the Israelites exchanged their roving life for one in which sons became more stay-at-home and the more experienced one would naturally fill his father's place.
What to read after Archaeological Review volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gomme George Laurence to read onlineMoreLess
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