Sources of History in the Pentateuch Six Lectures Delivered in Princeton Theol
Sources of History in the Pentateuch Six Lectures Delivered in Princeton Theol
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ing some rude huts beside a creek, sheltered by an inland breakwater, took to the sea, and called themselves 'Sidonians' or 'Fisher- men. ' It was a memorable day for human- ity, when the first colonizing and commercial power which the world had seen, launched its rude craft tentatively on the Mediterranean. On that day the arts and culture of the East may be said to have set out on their journey to the West, and the long process to have be- gun by which the sceptre was transferred from the pri...meval ' river kingdoms ' to the republics of the Inland Sea, and from these passed over to the 'ocean empires' of modern times. "* It was fai", far back — it may be five or seven liundred years prior to the greatness of this "Rock" city Tyre (1500 b. C. ) which is known neither to the Iliad nor the Odyssey — two hundred years more than that earlier than the occupation of Carthage. Nay, it is supposed that even while Israel was in Egypt' the Si- donian mariners, beginning to be crowded by the eai-ly Greeks, their pupils and rivals, guided by the pole-star, boldly struck out for the riches of Spain, the tin of Britain and the amber of the Baltic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ing some rude huts beside a creek, sheltered by an inland breakwater, took to the sea, and called themselves 'Sidonians' or 'Fisher- men. ' It was a memorable day for human- ity, when the first colonizing and commercial power which the world had seen, launched its rude craft tentatively on the Mediterranean. On that day the arts and culture of the East may be said to have set out on their journey to the West, and the long process to have be- gun by which the sceptre was transferred from the pri...meval ' river kingdoms ' to the republics of the Inland Sea, and from these passed over to the 'ocean empires' of modern times. "* It was fai", far back — it may be five or seven liundred years prior to the greatness of this "Rock" city Tyre (1500 b. C. ) which is known neither to the Iliad nor the Odyssey — two hundred years more than that earlier than the occupation of Carthage. Nay, it is supposed that even while Israel was in Egypt' the Si- donian mariners, beginning to be crowded by the eai-ly Greeks, their pupils and rivals, guided by the pole-star, boldly struck out for the riches of Spain, the tin of Britain and the amber of the Baltic.
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