Numbers : Or, the Fourth book of Moses V.3 No.1
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EXEGETICAL AND CRITICAL.
A. The King of Edom. Chap. xx. 14-21.
Israel had made the fruitless efi'ort to pene- trate the south of Canaan from the northern part of the Arabian desert, and indeed directly from Kadesh-Barnea (chap. xiv. 40 etseg.). They had, after their despondent outbreak and rebellion, and before the failure in their attempt, received direction to proceed by another way — by the way of the Red Sea, chap. xiv. 25. The idea that avoiding the difficult southern border of Pales- tine..., they should turn to the east, lay enclosed in this direction. But the idea was not fruitful, and the undertaking was delayed until near the close of the forty years. The literal interpreta- tion of this passage, as also of the words chap, xiv. 1, has led to those long lines upon the maps which were supposed to indicate the march of the Israelites from Kadesh-Barnea to the Red Sea, and then from the Red Sea back again to Kadesh, with the purpose of immediately return- ing again to the Red Sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
EXEGETICAL AND CRITICAL.
A. The King of Edom. Chap. xx. 14-21.
Israel had made the fruitless efi'ort to pene- trate the south of Canaan from the northern part of the Arabian desert, and indeed directly from Kadesh-Barnea (chap. xiv. 40 etseg.). They had, after their despondent outbreak and rebellion, and before the failure in their attempt, received direction to proceed by another way — by the way of the Red Sea, chap. xiv. 25. The idea that avoiding the difficult southern border of Pales- tine..., they should turn to the east, lay enclosed in this direction. But the idea was not fruitful, and the undertaking was delayed until near the close of the forty years. The literal interpreta- tion of this passage, as also of the words chap, xiv. 1, has led to those long lines upon the maps which were supposed to indicate the march of the Israelites from Kadesh-Barnea to the Red Sea, and then from the Red Sea back again to Kadesh, with the purpose of immediately return- ing again to the Red Sea.
What to read after Numbers : Or, the Fourth book of Moses V.3 No.1?
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