History Prophecy And the Monuments volume 2
History Prophecy And the Monuments volume 2
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The dividing line between the new Israel and the old (§ 467) was the much-wished-for and fondly idealized institution of the monarchy. The reader is fully aware that we cannot point to any single event or movement as being the real occasion of the revolution. In the history of the ancient Semitic world, while social changes great or small in single communities went on rapidly, political progress was very gradual (§ 557). The nature and the occasions of the external events that marked the establ...ishment of the kingdom and its prog- ress for the first three centuries have already been sum- marized and briefly discussed (§ 195 ff. , 371 ff. ). Its internal development within the same period, which we have now to consider, will not require a lengthy exposi- tion. Now that the fundamental social and political institutions have been dealt with, it will appear that the motives of the succeeding history lie more upon the sur- face. They have in fact been to a large extent already presented.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The dividing line between the new Israel and the old (§ 467) was the much-wished-for and fondly idealized institution of the monarchy. The reader is fully aware that we cannot point to any single event or movement as being the real occasion of the revolution. In the history of the ancient Semitic world, while social changes great or small in single communities went on rapidly, political progress was very gradual (§ 557). The nature and the occasions of the external events that marked the establ...ishment of the kingdom and its prog- ress for the first three centuries have already been sum- marized and briefly discussed (§ 195 ff. , 371 ff. ). Its internal development within the same period, which we have now to consider, will not require a lengthy exposi- tion. Now that the fundamental social and political institutions have been dealt with, it will appear that the motives of the succeeding history lie more upon the sur- face. They have in fact been to a large extent already presented.
What to read after History Prophecy And the Monuments volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Fredrick Mccurdy to read onlineMoreLess
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