The Prophecies of Jeremiah And Lamentations volume 1
The Prophecies of Jeremiah And Lamentations volume 1
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For he thinks ver. 13 connects remarkably well with ver. 10a, but, taken out of its connection with what precedes as we have it, begins baldly enough. To this Graf has made fitting answer : This passage is in no respect more superfluous or awkward than vi.
13ff. ; nor is the connection of ver. 13 with ver. 10a at all closer than with ver. 12. And Hitz. , in order to defend the immediate connection between ver. 13 and ver. 10, sees himself compelled, for the restoration of equilibrium, to delete... the middle part of ver. 13 (from "no grapes" to "withered") as spurious; for which proceeding there is not the smallest reason, since this passage has neither the character of an explanatory gloss, nor is it a repetition from any place whatever, nor is it awanting in the LXX. Just as little ground is there to argue against the genuineness of the two passages from the variations found in them. Here in ver. 10 we have PiTSTTSn J't3j3t3 instead of the DtolJTTjn D3DPO of vi. 13 ; but the suffix, which in the t ; - ; t - : * • 7 latter case pointed to the preceding "inhabitants of the land/' was unnecessary here, where there is no such reference.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For he thinks ver. 13 connects remarkably well with ver. 10a, but, taken out of its connection with what precedes as we have it, begins baldly enough. To this Graf has made fitting answer : This passage is in no respect more superfluous or awkward than vi.
13ff. ; nor is the connection of ver. 13 with ver. 10a at all closer than with ver. 12. And Hitz. , in order to defend the immediate connection between ver. 13 and ver. 10, sees himself compelled, for the restoration of equilibrium, to delete... the middle part of ver. 13 (from "no grapes" to "withered") as spurious; for which proceeding there is not the smallest reason, since this passage has neither the character of an explanatory gloss, nor is it a repetition from any place whatever, nor is it awanting in the LXX. Just as little ground is there to argue against the genuineness of the two passages from the variations found in them. Here in ver. 10 we have PiTSTTSn J't3j3t3 instead of the DtolJTTjn D3DPO of vi. 13 ; but the suffix, which in the t ; - ; t - : * • 7 latter case pointed to the preceding "inhabitants of the land/' was unnecessary here, where there is no such reference.
What to read after The Prophecies of Jeremiah And Lamentations volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karl Friedrich Keil to read onlineMoreLess
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