The Oberlin Quarterly Review, Volumes 3-4
The Oberlin Quarterly Review, Volumes 3-4
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This we will now attempt to accomplish. If we should fail, however, the objections above adduced to the common expo- sitions will remain, in all their force, and we should simply be left in a state of ignorance of the design of the insertion of the production in the candn of inspired writings. We hope that our readers will not be left in this painful condition, but that a satisfactory explanation will be given of the design of the book, an explanation which will reveal a design altogeth- er wor...thy of the high purposes of Inspiration^ In accoob plishing this object, we remark, Di^zed by Google 1848.] Solomon's Sonq. 317 1. That the poem contains a real revelation of the attitude of Solomon's mind, and that of his royal bride in relation to each other. In their early union at least, they loved each other (o absolute idolatry, and this production reveals the fact in all its naked deformity, just as it is. As such a revelation, it answers the purpose of any other veritable record of an important historical fact 2.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This we will now attempt to accomplish. If we should fail, however, the objections above adduced to the common expo- sitions will remain, in all their force, and we should simply be left in a state of ignorance of the design of the insertion of the production in the candn of inspired writings. We hope that our readers will not be left in this painful condition, but that a satisfactory explanation will be given of the design of the book, an explanation which will reveal a design altogeth- er wor...thy of the high purposes of Inspiration^ In accoob plishing this object, we remark, Di^zed by Google 1848.] Solomon's Sonq. 317 1. That the poem contains a real revelation of the attitude of Solomon's mind, and that of his royal bride in relation to each other. In their early union at least, they loved each other (o absolute idolatry, and this production reveals the fact in all its naked deformity, just as it is. As such a revelation, it answers the purpose of any other veritable record of an important historical fact 2.
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