How to Study the Old Testament
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Why were the intervening chapters appended?
4. From this rapid survey of these books what impression is gained of the dominant purpose of the "UTiter?
Optional Reading References: See SHE, Appendix 2, page 342, section 164.
LESSON 29 THE SUPREMACY OF THE PHILISTINES Read SHH, 165-169; HBii, 63-74.
Note carefully the following facts : 1. That the Philistines had become formidable rivals of the Hebrews. 2. That Shiloh w^as a place of considerable religious importance because of the presence of th...e ark and its guardians. 3. That the ark was regarded by the Hebrews and the Philistines alike with superstitious awe. 4. That the Philistines maintained tyrannical authority over the Hebrews for several decades.
Questions to be answered : 1. Where had the Philistines established themselves and under what pecuUar organization?
2. What impression regarding their characteristics does this narrative give?
3. \\'hy notwithstanding Eh's evident piet}^ did he make so con- spicuous a failure?
4. Why did both Philistines and Hebrews feel as they did about the ark?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why were the intervening chapters appended?
4. From this rapid survey of these books what impression is gained of the dominant purpose of the "UTiter?
Optional Reading References: See SHE, Appendix 2, page 342, section 164.
LESSON 29 THE SUPREMACY OF THE PHILISTINES Read SHH, 165-169; HBii, 63-74.
Note carefully the following facts : 1. That the Philistines had become formidable rivals of the Hebrews. 2. That Shiloh w^as a place of considerable religious importance because of the presence of th...e ark and its guardians. 3. That the ark was regarded by the Hebrews and the Philistines alike with superstitious awe. 4. That the Philistines maintained tyrannical authority over the Hebrews for several decades.
Questions to be answered : 1. Where had the Philistines established themselves and under what pecuUar organization?
2. What impression regarding their characteristics does this narrative give?
3. \\'hy notwithstanding Eh's evident piet}^ did he make so con- spicuous a failure?
4. Why did both Philistines and Hebrews feel as they did about the ark?
What to read after How to Study the Old Testament?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Knight Sanders to read onlineMoreLess
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