The Testing of a Nations Ideals Israels History From the Settlement to the As
The Testing of a Nations Ideals Israels History From the Settlement to the As
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Are you willing to see any rival in business or in sport pass you? In any contest does the strife itself or the victory im- prove you most personally? As our years increase or we attain to higher positions in business or society or work, are our rivals in all fields of activity of a higher class and more worthy as contestants? Is the contest for the presidency more interesting and enjoyable to the contestant than that for governor, or the contest for the governorship more exciting and enjoyable... than that for alderman? Enumerate certain major advantages that come from rivalry in business or scholar- ship or moral excellence. Can any advantage come from yielding to jealousy?
II.
THE CONTRAST BETWEEN SAUL AND DAVID.
The lives of Saul and David were so interwoven that one naturally thinks of the two men together, and one finds him- self even unconsciously contrasting their strong and weak points. It should not be forgotten, however, that David was the favorite character with almost all of the writers certainly all of the later writers of Hebrew history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are you willing to see any rival in business or in sport pass you? In any contest does the strife itself or the victory im- prove you most personally? As our years increase or we attain to higher positions in business or society or work, are our rivals in all fields of activity of a higher class and more worthy as contestants? Is the contest for the presidency more interesting and enjoyable to the contestant than that for governor, or the contest for the governorship more exciting and enjoyable... than that for alderman? Enumerate certain major advantages that come from rivalry in business or scholar- ship or moral excellence. Can any advantage come from yielding to jealousy?
II.
THE CONTRAST BETWEEN SAUL AND DAVID.
The lives of Saul and David were so interwoven that one naturally thinks of the two men together, and one finds him- self even unconsciously contrasting their strong and weak points. It should not be forgotten, however, that David was the favorite character with almost all of the writers certainly all of the later writers of Hebrew history.
What to read after The Testing of a Nations Ideals Israels History From the Settlement to the As?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Foster Kent And Jeremiah Whipple Jenks to read onlineMoreLess
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