Sanctuary And Sacrifice; a Reply to Wellhausen
Sanctuary And Sacrifice; a Reply to Wellhausen
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(1 Kings 7. 48-50). Does this look as though an " altar," inside the sanctuary, was " unknown " in Israel ?
Our author refers to these verses, on p. 67, and how does he evade them ? With the help of Imagination, he has no diffi- culty whatever. (1) He suggests (without a particle of proof) that " the golden altar," in 6. 20, means the table for shew- bread I This is both un-asserted, and untenable. The great altar of burnt-offering is sometimes, metaphorically, called God's '* table " (as in Ma...lachi, where the victims are also called His " bread ") ; but a mere table is never treated, nor designated, as an altar. (2) Then, the fact that hoih are mentioned, in 7. 48, is overthrown by the never-failing device of an interpo- lation ! ^* Nothing is less improbable than that some later transcriber should have interpolated the golden table in 7. 48, regarding it, in accordance with the Pentateuch, as distinct from the golden altar, and therefore considering its absence as an omission " (p. 67).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(1 Kings 7. 48-50). Does this look as though an " altar," inside the sanctuary, was " unknown " in Israel ?
Our author refers to these verses, on p. 67, and how does he evade them ? With the help of Imagination, he has no diffi- culty whatever. (1) He suggests (without a particle of proof) that " the golden altar," in 6. 20, means the table for shew- bread I This is both un-asserted, and untenable. The great altar of burnt-offering is sometimes, metaphorically, called God's '* table " (as in Ma...lachi, where the victims are also called His " bread ") ; but a mere table is never treated, nor designated, as an altar. (2) Then, the fact that hoih are mentioned, in 7. 48, is overthrown by the never-failing device of an interpo- lation ! ^* Nothing is less improbable than that some later transcriber should have interpolated the golden table in 7. 48, regarding it, in accordance with the Pentateuch, as distinct from the golden altar, and therefore considering its absence as an omission " (p. 67).
What to read after Sanctuary And Sacrifice; a Reply to Wellhausen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Lang Baxter to read onlineMoreLess
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