The book of Wisdom With Introduction And Notes
The book of Wisdom With Introduction And Notes
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Matt. 7 ^% evpvxopos 17 686s rj dndyovo-a els ttjv aTroaXfiav.
The idea in 'pathless deserts' is that of Isa. 53^, 'All we like sheep have gone astray ; we have turned every one to his own way. ' epr)p. Oi a^aroL is used in a rather different sense in Jen 12 ^^ of fertile land converted into a desert. 31 has 'vias difficiles, ' for which no real explanation is forthcoming.
'We knew not' really bears the sense of 'we ignored, ' for the same remarks apply here as in v ®.
8. AXa^oj/€ia is glorific...ation of oneself; inrepijcjiavla contempt for others. The latter substantive is only found once in the New Testa- ment (Mark 7 2^), but the corresponding adjective five times. In the Apocrypha its worst sense is given by its application to the people of Sodom. Ecclus. 16 ^ and 3 Mace 2 ^.
2L ' divitiarum jactantia ' gives the sense but not the translation of nXovTos fxer^ dXaCovetas. &^ has 'inhabitation of pride, ' using the 158 THE BOOK OF WISDOM [5. 9. 10.
9. All those things are passed away as a shadow, Yea like a message that hurrieth by : 10.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Matt. 7 ^% evpvxopos 17 686s rj dndyovo-a els ttjv aTroaXfiav.
The idea in 'pathless deserts' is that of Isa. 53^, 'All we like sheep have gone astray ; we have turned every one to his own way. ' epr)p. Oi a^aroL is used in a rather different sense in Jen 12 ^^ of fertile land converted into a desert. 31 has 'vias difficiles, ' for which no real explanation is forthcoming.
'We knew not' really bears the sense of 'we ignored, ' for the same remarks apply here as in v ®.
8. AXa^oj/€ia is glorific...ation of oneself; inrepijcjiavla contempt for others. The latter substantive is only found once in the New Testa- ment (Mark 7 2^), but the corresponding adjective five times. In the Apocrypha its worst sense is given by its application to the people of Sodom. Ecclus. 16 ^ and 3 Mace 2 ^.
2L ' divitiarum jactantia ' gives the sense but not the translation of nXovTos fxer^ dXaCovetas. &^ has 'inhabitation of pride, ' using the 158 THE BOOK OF WISDOM [5. 9. 10.
9. All those things are passed away as a shadow, Yea like a message that hurrieth by : 10.
What to read after The book of Wisdom With Introduction And Notes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A T S Alfred Thomas Scrope Goodrick to read onlineMoreLess
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