David Swings Sermons
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Thus with such psalms as the one hundred and ninth. They had a temporary significance depending altogether upon the kind of work the Hebrews had to perform. If it was necessary for them to go to battle, it was desirable they should have a battle song, a Marseillaise. If their hands must do bloody work they were entitled to sing a terrific psalm. But the moment the Hebrew method of life passed away, the moment their war for national existence ceased, that moment the one hundred and ninth psalm l...ost its value. For if the bloody Hebrew war is over, so is its battle-song. There is no logic in perpetuating a war-cry after the war itself has passed away.
But when you read the twenty-third psalm, or a majority of the whole collection, you have not the war-cry of a generation, but the yearnings and feelings of all humanity. Hence I would say that the one hundred and ninth psalm was the good of an hour, the twenty-third psalm is the good of all human life this side the grave.
There is, it seems to me, no other conceivable method of treating the Old Testament than that found in the word eclecticism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus with such psalms as the one hundred and ninth. They had a temporary significance depending altogether upon the kind of work the Hebrews had to perform. If it was necessary for them to go to battle, it was desirable they should have a battle song, a Marseillaise. If their hands must do bloody work they were entitled to sing a terrific psalm. But the moment the Hebrew method of life passed away, the moment their war for national existence ceased, that moment the one hundred and ninth psalm l...ost its value. For if the bloody Hebrew war is over, so is its battle-song. There is no logic in perpetuating a war-cry after the war itself has passed away.
But when you read the twenty-third psalm, or a majority of the whole collection, you have not the war-cry of a generation, but the yearnings and feelings of all humanity. Hence I would say that the one hundred and ninth psalm was the good of an hour, the twenty-third psalm is the good of all human life this side the grave.
There is, it seems to me, no other conceivable method of treating the Old Testament than that found in the word eclecticism.
What to read after David Swings Sermons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Swing to read onlineMoreLess
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