The Religion of the Post-Exilic Prophets
The Religion of the Post-Exilic Prophets
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2 ; Obad. 3, " the pride of thine heart ".
234 POST-EXILIC PROPHETS were God Himself, or perhaps " a god, " or " divine ". It is the heart which should be torn with sorrow for sin, and turn to God in repentance ; it should receive and retain the Divine Revelation. 1 When Malachi 2 says that Elijah shall turn the heart of the fathers to the children, and the heart of the children to their father, he does not mean only that they shall be made mutually affectionate, but also that they shall be uni...ted in harmony and in a common purpose.
Volitional acts, as we have seen, are ascribed to the nephesh, the spirit, and especially to the heart. 3 Ezekiel speaks of God giving over Israel to the nephesh 6 " of its enemies, 4 E. V. The "will " of its enemies, where, however, the reference may be rather to malice than to will. Will, in the sense of "that which is willed, '' is often denoted by hephec, E. V. " pleasure " ; Cyrus is to perform "all my hephec, " all that God pur- poses ; men should not do their own hephec, i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 ; Obad. 3, " the pride of thine heart ".
234 POST-EXILIC PROPHETS were God Himself, or perhaps " a god, " or " divine ". It is the heart which should be torn with sorrow for sin, and turn to God in repentance ; it should receive and retain the Divine Revelation. 1 When Malachi 2 says that Elijah shall turn the heart of the fathers to the children, and the heart of the children to their father, he does not mean only that they shall be made mutually affectionate, but also that they shall be uni...ted in harmony and in a common purpose.
Volitional acts, as we have seen, are ascribed to the nephesh, the spirit, and especially to the heart. 3 Ezekiel speaks of God giving over Israel to the nephesh 6 " of its enemies, 4 E. V. The "will " of its enemies, where, however, the reference may be rather to malice than to will. Will, in the sense of "that which is willed, '' is often denoted by hephec, E. V. " pleasure " ; Cyrus is to perform "all my hephec, " all that God pur- poses ; men should not do their own hephec, i.
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