Is the Bible True Familiar Dialogues Between James White Pseud And Edward
Is the Bible True Familiar Dialogues Between James White Pseud And Edward
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Or why should Jacob himself, not of a cold temperament, have so remained, till old age drew near?
16 IS THE BIBLE TRUE ?
2. Again, between Rebekah's disgust at the daughters of Heth (Gen. Xxvi. 35), and the ex- pression of that disgust (Gen. Xxvii. 46), there is an evident connexion. Who, on reading those chapters, would dream that there was a period of thirty-seven years between them ?
3. If Jacob was 77 when he fled to Padan- aram, then the year of the world was 2245. But we are next told tha...t when Esau saw that his father had sent Jacob to Padan-aram for a wife, "then went Esau to Ishmael, " and took one of his daughters to wife. But here Ave encounter a positive contradiction ; for Ishmael, in a. M. 2245, had been dead fourteen years.
4. If Jacob fled to Padan-aram when he was 77, and was not married till he was 84, and had his first son, Reuben, when he was 85, and his eleventh, Joseph, when he was 90 or 91, then twelve out of his thirteen children are all crowded into a period of five or six years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or why should Jacob himself, not of a cold temperament, have so remained, till old age drew near?
16 IS THE BIBLE TRUE ?
2. Again, between Rebekah's disgust at the daughters of Heth (Gen. Xxvi. 35), and the ex- pression of that disgust (Gen. Xxvii. 46), there is an evident connexion. Who, on reading those chapters, would dream that there was a period of thirty-seven years between them ?
3. If Jacob was 77 when he fled to Padan- aram, then the year of the world was 2245. But we are next told tha...t when Esau saw that his father had sent Jacob to Padan-aram for a wife, "then went Esau to Ishmael, " and took one of his daughters to wife. But here Ave encounter a positive contradiction ; for Ishmael, in a. M. 2245, had been dead fourteen years.
4. If Jacob fled to Padan-aram when he was 77, and was not married till he was 84, and had his first son, Reuben, when he was 85, and his eleventh, Joseph, when he was 90 or 91, then twelve out of his thirteen children are all crowded into a period of five or six years.
What to read after Is the Bible True Familiar Dialogues Between James White Pseud And Edward?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Benton Seeley to read onlineMoreLess
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