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Answer. — The origin of Og and the remarkable size of his bedstead may not have been known to all the people whom Moses was addressing, even though they were his conquerors. At any rate in reviewing the history of Israel it was necessary to repeat many things already known to the people, since the book was meant for future generations.
5. Historical indications of a later date.
A. The poetical fragment quoted from "the book of the wars of Jehovah" (Num. 21:14-15) surely arose from a very anc...ient time; the section of the Pen- tateuch however in which it occurs, can neither be from Moses nor from the time of Moses, for the words are quoted as proof that the Arnon formed the border of Moab at that time. Such a proof however was super- fluous for the contemporaries who had just crossed the Arnon" (Strack, id. ).
THE PENTATEUCH IN GENERAL 103 Answer. — Moses was writing not only for his con- temporaries, but for future generations for whom this explanation would not be superfluous.
B.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
).
Answer. — The origin of Og and the remarkable size of his bedstead may not have been known to all the people whom Moses was addressing, even though they were his conquerors. At any rate in reviewing the history of Israel it was necessary to repeat many things already known to the people, since the book was meant for future generations.
5. Historical indications of a later date.
A. The poetical fragment quoted from "the book of the wars of Jehovah" (Num. 21:14-15) surely arose from a very anc...ient time; the section of the Pen- tateuch however in which it occurs, can neither be from Moses nor from the time of Moses, for the words are quoted as proof that the Arnon formed the border of Moab at that time. Such a proof however was super- fluous for the contemporaries who had just crossed the Arnon" (Strack, id. ).
THE PENTATEUCH IN GENERAL 103 Answer. — Moses was writing not only for his con- temporaries, but for future generations for whom this explanation would not be superfluous.
B.
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