Studies in the Old Testament
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), 76-78. See also Map 7.
4. Ezra and his service in forming the Jewish people and the Bible. Blaikie, 371-373 ; Ottley, 235-241 ; Davidson (E. And P. ), 90-98, 106-114.
5. The character and work of Nehemiah. Blaikie, 373-375 ; Ottley, 237-242; Davidson (E. And P. ), 98-109.
6. Short, dramatic outline of tlie story of the book of Esther. Blaikie, 368-371 ; Ottley, 244, 245 ; Beardslee, 186-190 ; W. B. , 129-137 ; Price, 248-261.
7. The Septuagint version of the Scriptures. Blaikie, 338, 339; Ot...tley, 253, 254.
8. Beasts of burden after the captivity. Ezra ii, 66.
STUDY XVI. — Sixth Day. Memory Verse, Neh. Viii, 8.
Read Xeh. Viii, 1-3, 8-12. A much longer time sepa- rates this date from the preceding event given in yester- day's section, and this faithful reading of the law prob- ably took place in 444 B. C, beside the Water Gate on the east side of Jerusalem. *^ Questions for Written Answers.
1. What is the usual time named as the length of the cap- tivity? See Narrative.
2. Can you name some of the prophets associated with the exile?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
), 76-78. See also Map 7.
4. Ezra and his service in forming the Jewish people and the Bible. Blaikie, 371-373 ; Ottley, 235-241 ; Davidson (E. And P. ), 90-98, 106-114.
5. The character and work of Nehemiah. Blaikie, 373-375 ; Ottley, 237-242; Davidson (E. And P. ), 98-109.
6. Short, dramatic outline of tlie story of the book of Esther. Blaikie, 368-371 ; Ottley, 244, 245 ; Beardslee, 186-190 ; W. B. , 129-137 ; Price, 248-261.
7. The Septuagint version of the Scriptures. Blaikie, 338, 339; Ot...tley, 253, 254.
8. Beasts of burden after the captivity. Ezra ii, 66.
STUDY XVI. — Sixth Day. Memory Verse, Neh. Viii, 8.
Read Xeh. Viii, 1-3, 8-12. A much longer time sepa- rates this date from the preceding event given in yester- day's section, and this faithful reading of the law prob- ably took place in 444 B. C, beside the Water Gate on the east side of Jerusalem. *^ Questions for Written Answers.
1. What is the usual time named as the length of the cap- tivity? See Narrative.
2. Can you name some of the prophets associated with the exile?
What to read after Studies in the Old Testament?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Herbert Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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