The History of Israel Translated From the German volume 1
The History of Israel Translated From the German volume 1
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10-20). ' And in his behaviour towards Lot, Abraham exhibits even in the casual disputes which may arise between people of kindred race, that noble spirit of endurance and paci- fication which turns all possible evil to good. Accordingly Lot yields voluntarily, and removes eastwards into the very land which in the subsequent history his descendants Moab and Amnion possess ; and Jahveh blesses anew him who by such conduct retains his abode in Canaan, ch. Xiii. And as towards Lot, so does he beha...ve towards people and princes of foreign race, even to the king of Sodom, rendering aid to others with noble boldness and self-devotion, and is blessed for it even by can be obtained only by slow and laborious ' The legend of Sarah's danger was striving, so these exalted Fathers of the transplanted to Egypt by the Fourth Nar- nation were born into the world only after rator, as appears from the style of treat- lengthened expectation and anxiety. But nient: earlier narrators had related the we see with equal distinctness that this same of a Canaanite court (Gen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
10-20). ' And in his behaviour towards Lot, Abraham exhibits even in the casual disputes which may arise between people of kindred race, that noble spirit of endurance and paci- fication which turns all possible evil to good. Accordingly Lot yields voluntarily, and removes eastwards into the very land which in the subsequent history his descendants Moab and Amnion possess ; and Jahveh blesses anew him who by such conduct retains his abode in Canaan, ch. Xiii. And as towards Lot, so does he beha...ve towards people and princes of foreign race, even to the king of Sodom, rendering aid to others with noble boldness and self-devotion, and is blessed for it even by can be obtained only by slow and laborious ' The legend of Sarah's danger was striving, so these exalted Fathers of the transplanted to Egypt by the Fourth Nar- nation were born into the world only after rator, as appears from the style of treat- lengthened expectation and anxiety. But nient: earlier narrators had related the we see with equal distinctness that this same of a Canaanite court (Gen.
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