Deuteronomy the Peoples book Its Origin And Nature a Defence
Deuteronomy the Peoples book Its Origin And Nature a Defence
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1 David appears to have sacrificed at many spots on the road when he was conveying the ark from Obed-edom's house to Zion. Both Gibeon and Zion during his time and Solomon's, the Mount of Olives too, appar- ently, Avere seats of great altars, on which countless victims were offered. But the grandest sacrifice recorded in ancient history, and approved by fire descending from the skies to light the wood, was a breach of this law of a central altar, committed in the sight of a whole nation, five c...enturies after the death of Moses. Elijah was the priest, Oarmel was the place of the altar; but neither was that prophet a son of Aaron, nor was that hill top a central seat of worship allowed by God. What is true of Elijah is true of not a few others, who stand out as the greatest names of the Hebrew race. Of them at least it may be 1 1 Sam. Xiv. . 35. His first was near Ajalon.
90 Period of Judges excluded.
maintained, that they believed neither in the Levitical priesthood nor in one central altar as the only place of acceptable sacrifice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 David appears to have sacrificed at many spots on the road when he was conveying the ark from Obed-edom's house to Zion. Both Gibeon and Zion during his time and Solomon's, the Mount of Olives too, appar- ently, Avere seats of great altars, on which countless victims were offered. But the grandest sacrifice recorded in ancient history, and approved by fire descending from the skies to light the wood, was a breach of this law of a central altar, committed in the sight of a whole nation, five c...enturies after the death of Moses. Elijah was the priest, Oarmel was the place of the altar; but neither was that prophet a son of Aaron, nor was that hill top a central seat of worship allowed by God. What is true of Elijah is true of not a few others, who stand out as the greatest names of the Hebrew race. Of them at least it may be 1 1 Sam. Xiv. . 35. His first was near Ajalon.
90 Period of Judges excluded.
maintained, that they believed neither in the Levitical priesthood nor in one central altar as the only place of acceptable sacrifice.
What to read after Deuteronomy the Peoples book Its Origin And Nature a Defence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Sime to read onlineMoreLess
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