The New Bible Commentary By Bishops And Other Clergy of the Anglican Church Critically Examined
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employs in J.xxiv.2 (VI. 187).
But Jeremiah, no doubt, uses the phrase ' Jehovah of hosts ' in 20 other places, and in eight of these, x.l6, xxxi.35, xxxii.18, xlvi.18, xlviii.16, 1.34, li.l9,57i co^np. also xv.l6, ' Thy name is called upon me, Jehovah God of hosts,' we find him saying ' Jehovah of hosts is His Name.' It would seem that, amidst the ' wars and rumours of wars ' that surrounded him, Jeremiah laid a special stress upon this particular Title of the God of Israel, as indicating that... Jehovah was overruling the fierce conflicts of the time, camp, xxxiii.ll, xlvi.lO, 1.25.
The Deuteronomist, however, had before liim the language of the O.S. in E.iii.14,15, announcing 'Jehovah' simply as the name by which the God of Israel should be known — ' This is My Name for ever, and this My memorial unto all generations.' And we have seen (10) that he expressly desired to assimilate his work with the older matter, which it followed closely in the original narrative of the Exodus, the connection not being interrupted, as now, by the insertion of an immense mass (62 chapters) of the L.L.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
employs in J.xxiv.2 (VI. 187).
But Jeremiah, no doubt, uses the phrase ' Jehovah of hosts ' in 20 other places, and in eight of these, x.l6, xxxi.35, xxxii.18, xlvi.18, xlviii.16, 1.34, li.l9,57i co^np. also xv.l6, ' Thy name is called upon me, Jehovah God of hosts,' we find him saying ' Jehovah of hosts is His Name.' It would seem that, amidst the ' wars and rumours of wars ' that surrounded him, Jeremiah laid a special stress upon this particular Title of the God of Israel, as indicating that... Jehovah was overruling the fierce conflicts of the time, camp, xxxiii.ll, xlvi.lO, 1.25.
The Deuteronomist, however, had before liim the language of the O.S. in E.iii.14,15, announcing 'Jehovah' simply as the name by which the God of Israel should be known — ' This is My Name for ever, and this My memorial unto all generations.' And we have seen (10) that he expressly desired to assimilate his work with the older matter, which it followed closely in the original narrative of the Exodus, the connection not being interrupted, as now, by the insertion of an immense mass (62 chapters) of the L.L.
What to read after The New Bible Commentary By Bishops And Other Clergy of the Anglican Church Critically Examined?
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