Notes Critical And Explanatory On the book of Genesis volume 2
Notes Critical And Explanatory On the book of Genesis volume 2
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18-20. Jacob at length took up his march Jigain and crossed the Jor- dan, at one of the lords and came to Shalem. This is more properly ren- dered, came in safety to a city of Si- chem alluding to ch. 28 : 21. What Jacob besought in liis vow at Bethel, 140 GENESIS.
[B. C. 1825.
A CHAPTER XXXIV.
ND ^ Dinali, the daughter of Leah, which she bare unto Jacob, ^ went out to see the daui:^hters of the land.
a ch. 30 : 21. B Tit. 2 : 5.
he now received, a safe return " in peace " to his own land. He b...ought the land — " a parcel of thejield" on which his encampment had been lo- cated — for a hundred pieces of money. This coin, called Kesitah, (lamb, ) was perhaps of the value of a lamb, as Gesenius suggests. Ancient coins were often stamped with the figure of an animal, perhaps originally with this reference to its value. This Shechem, Sychem, Sychar, is now called NaUous, and is the central point of the Holy Land, where Abra- ham first encamped when coming in from Mesopotamia, and builded first an altar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
18-20. Jacob at length took up his march Jigain and crossed the Jor- dan, at one of the lords and came to Shalem. This is more properly ren- dered, came in safety to a city of Si- chem alluding to ch. 28 : 21. What Jacob besought in liis vow at Bethel, 140 GENESIS.
[B. C. 1825.
A CHAPTER XXXIV.
ND ^ Dinali, the daughter of Leah, which she bare unto Jacob, ^ went out to see the daui:^hters of the land.
a ch. 30 : 21. B Tit. 2 : 5.
he now received, a safe return " in peace " to his own land. He b...ought the land — " a parcel of thejield" on which his encampment had been lo- cated — for a hundred pieces of money. This coin, called Kesitah, (lamb, ) was perhaps of the value of a lamb, as Gesenius suggests. Ancient coins were often stamped with the figure of an animal, perhaps originally with this reference to its value. This Shechem, Sychem, Sychar, is now called NaUous, and is the central point of the Holy Land, where Abra- ham first encamped when coming in from Mesopotamia, and builded first an altar.
What to read after Notes Critical And Explanatory On the book of Genesis volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacobus, Melancthon Williams, 1855-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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