Hebraica
Hebraica
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The statement in 84b that the punishment of their sin was yet future is not at variance with v. 28. For the severity which put an end to the idolatrous frenzy did not supersede the penalty which the Lord should see fit to inflict. Neither is the fact that the infliction is described, v. 85, in such general terms, that we are unable to identify the particular occasion or occasions referred to, a reason for suspecting the genuineness of the verse. In conformity with the usage of Hebrew historians... it is here proleptically asserted that the Lord actually did as he had threatened. Hence the resumption in 88:1 of the direction already given, 82:84, in order to continue the narrative. This shows that v. 85, although parenthetic, belongs where it stands, and is not as Dillmann affirms an insertion by B. And that the making of the calf is attributed both to the people and to Aaron follows naturally from the facts of the case and does not justify the assumption that two different narratives are here mingled.
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The statement in 84b that the punishment of their sin was yet future is not at variance with v. 28. For the severity which put an end to the idolatrous frenzy did not supersede the penalty which the Lord should see fit to inflict. Neither is the fact that the infliction is described, v. 85, in such general terms, that we are unable to identify the particular occasion or occasions referred to, a reason for suspecting the genuineness of the verse. In conformity with the usage of Hebrew historians... it is here proleptically asserted that the Lord actually did as he had threatened. Hence the resumption in 88:1 of the direction already given, 82:84, in order to continue the narrative. This shows that v. 85, although parenthetic, belongs where it stands, and is not as Dillmann affirms an insertion by B. And that the making of the calf is attributed both to the people and to Aaron follows naturally from the facts of the case and does not justify the assumption that two different narratives are here mingled.
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