The book of Judges With Map Introduction And Notes
The book of Judges With Map Introduction And Notes
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The present text is as old as LXX. But a very slight change in the letters as written at that tune would give the sense " in the redemption of Israel. " shall the peoj^le of the Lojtn] or, "the people of Je- hovah went down. " to the r/ates] i. E. To the outposts or frontier cities of the land held by the Hebrews. This clause anti- cipates in brief what is said hi detail in vv. 12 — 18.
12 — 18. The musteruig of the tribes. Among the tribes sum- moned response was made by Ephraim. Benjamin, Mac...liir (Manas- seh), Zebulun, and Issachar; wliile Keuben, Gilead (Gad). Dan and Aslier kept aloof. Judah and Simeon are not named at all; those two tribes were quite apart from the others, as indeed they continued to be down to the time of David.
12. This verse, or at least the first clause, is usually taken as parenthetic, and the expression understood as used by the propbetess to . Stimulate her own lyric ardour in the middle of her song. But the words are more probably a sumuions to the fight, and are liere dramatically introduced to indicate tlie share Deborah had at the time in rousing the fighting ardour of the people by her prophetic songs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The present text is as old as LXX. But a very slight change in the letters as written at that tune would give the sense " in the redemption of Israel. " shall the peoj^le of the Lojtn] or, "the people of Je- hovah went down. " to the r/ates] i. E. To the outposts or frontier cities of the land held by the Hebrews. This clause anti- cipates in brief what is said hi detail in vv. 12 — 18.
12 — 18. The musteruig of the tribes. Among the tribes sum- moned response was made by Ephraim. Benjamin, Mac...liir (Manas- seh), Zebulun, and Issachar; wliile Keuben, Gilead (Gad). Dan and Aslier kept aloof. Judah and Simeon are not named at all; those two tribes were quite apart from the others, as indeed they continued to be down to the time of David.
12. This verse, or at least the first clause, is usually taken as parenthetic, and the expression understood as used by the propbetess to . Stimulate her own lyric ardour in the middle of her song. But the words are more probably a sumuions to the fight, and are liere dramatically introduced to indicate tlie share Deborah had at the time in rousing the fighting ardour of the people by her prophetic songs.
What to read after The book of Judges With Map Introduction And Notes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Black, J. Sutherland (John Sutherland), 1846-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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