The Jewish Messiah a Critical History of the Messianic Idea Among the Jews Fro
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The title ' Son of God, ' however, which might seem more distinctive of Christianity, is met with a few times in onr present texts. In the Book of Enoch cv. 2 we read, 'I and my Son will unite ourselves with them [the sons of earth] for ever/ We have, seen how little dependence can be placed on the accuracy of the text in regard to isolated expressions of this kind, and I am inclined to suspect that we have here a Christian inter- polation ; for there is nothing in the context to indicate who i...s meant by ' my Son. ' In saying that the expression might be understood from the Old Testament, Dillmann 3 is right to this extent, that it finds some support in the Old Testament ; but unless current use had already sanctioned it (and of this we have no evidence), I doubt whether it would have been intelligible, and the writer 1 Chs. Xxix. Xxx. Xxxix. Xl. Lxx. Lxxii.
8 See, for instance, the passage already quoted, pp. 220-1.
3 Das Buck Henoch, S. 325.
en. X. TITLES AND NAMES OF THE MESSIAH. 285 would probably have added some further epithet to explain its meaning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The title ' Son of God, ' however, which might seem more distinctive of Christianity, is met with a few times in onr present texts. In the Book of Enoch cv. 2 we read, 'I and my Son will unite ourselves with them [the sons of earth] for ever/ We have, seen how little dependence can be placed on the accuracy of the text in regard to isolated expressions of this kind, and I am inclined to suspect that we have here a Christian inter- polation ; for there is nothing in the context to indicate who i...s meant by ' my Son. ' In saying that the expression might be understood from the Old Testament, Dillmann 3 is right to this extent, that it finds some support in the Old Testament ; but unless current use had already sanctioned it (and of this we have no evidence), I doubt whether it would have been intelligible, and the writer 1 Chs. Xxix. Xxx. Xxxix. Xl. Lxx. Lxxii.
8 See, for instance, the passage already quoted, pp. 220-1.
3 Das Buck Henoch, S. 325.
en. X. TITLES AND NAMES OF THE MESSIAH. 285 would probably have added some further epithet to explain its meaning.
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