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In chapter 3: 18, speaks somewhat sceptically of the immortality of the soul, says in chap- ter 1 2: 7, that the '• spirit shall return to God, who gave it, " [and, although he nowhere in express terms holds U]) the doctrine of future rewards and punishments, informs us in ciiap. 12: 14, of scir. E- 34 398 §015. RKSPECTING TIIK rROPAGATION OF JUDAISM.
thing very iniicli like it, viz. '' Thai God sltall hriiuj evcri/ icorh {)ito Ju(h/i>U'id. Uu'/h every secret tiling, irhetlter (jood or etvY. "]... "NVc liave not authority, tln-rcfore, decidedly to say, that any other motives were held out to the ancient Hebrews to pur- sue the good and to avoid the evil, than those which were de- rived from the rewards ami punishments of tliis Hfc. That tliese were the motives, whicii were ])resented to their minds in order to influence them to pursue a right course of conduct, is ex- pressly asserted in Isa. 2G: . 9, 10 ; and may be learnt also from the imprecations, wliicli are met with, in many parts of the Old Testament.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In chapter 3: 18, speaks somewhat sceptically of the immortality of the soul, says in chap- ter 1 2: 7, that the '• spirit shall return to God, who gave it, " [and, although he nowhere in express terms holds U]) the doctrine of future rewards and punishments, informs us in ciiap. 12: 14, of scir. E- 34 398 §015. RKSPECTING TIIK rROPAGATION OF JUDAISM.
thing very iniicli like it, viz. '' Thai God sltall hriiuj evcri/ icorh {)ito Ju(h/i>U'id. Uu'/h every secret tiling, irhetlter (jood or etvY. "]... "NVc liave not authority, tln-rcfore, decidedly to say, that any other motives were held out to the ancient Hebrews to pur- sue the good and to avoid the evil, than those which were de- rived from the rewards ami punishments of tliis Hfc. That tliese were the motives, whicii were ])resented to their minds in order to influence them to pursue a right course of conduct, is ex- pressly asserted in Isa. 2G: . 9, 10 ; and may be learnt also from the imprecations, wliicli are met with, in many parts of the Old Testament.
What to read after Jahns Biblical Archaeology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johann Jahn to read onlineMoreLess
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