The Speakers Commentary Reviewed
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-* You use harsh language. The ends had to be gained somehow. Favoritism . '' No ; it was election I had to exhibit. Jacob elected and loved, though a transgressor. ? What consolation I provided there for all my people ! They were transgressors in many ways, and perhaps most of all in this, that they had a faculty for appropriation. I bring this out later in my narrative in " the spoiling of the Egyptians. " How could I impute such things to Jehovah — slaughterings, provision for concubinage, a...nd for slavery. -* You do not grasp the design of the work. I had to build up my people, to give them a solid central rallying-point. Promiscuous idolatries unsettle the mind, introducing wavering and fastidious- ness. I centred my people upon Jehovah ; and to attract and fix them there, had to make Jehovah suitable to them. There, you have my whole secret. I knew human nature well, and the nature of my own people especially ; and what chance had I of success if I had warred against their propensities .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-* You use harsh language. The ends had to be gained somehow. Favoritism . '' No ; it was election I had to exhibit. Jacob elected and loved, though a transgressor. ? What consolation I provided there for all my people ! They were transgressors in many ways, and perhaps most of all in this, that they had a faculty for appropriation. I bring this out later in my narrative in " the spoiling of the Egyptians. " How could I impute such things to Jehovah — slaughterings, provision for concubinage, a...nd for slavery. -* You do not grasp the design of the work. I had to build up my people, to give them a solid central rallying-point. Promiscuous idolatries unsettle the mind, introducing wavering and fastidious- ness. I centred my people upon Jehovah ; and to attract and fix them there, had to make Jehovah suitable to them. There, you have my whole secret. I knew human nature well, and the nature of my own people especially ; and what chance had I of success if I had warred against their propensities .
What to read after The Speakers Commentary Reviewed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Lumisden Strange to read onlineMoreLess
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