Aspects of the Old Testament: Considered in Eight Lectures Delivered before the University of OxfordWipf and Stock Publishers, 2007 M01 1 - 468 páginas Aspects of the Old Testament, the Bampton lectures for 1897, were presented as eight talks before the University of Oxford. In these lectures, Ottley's aim was to show that it is possible to regard as conclusive and to welcome many of the verdicts of the "higher criticism" of the Old Testament, without necessarily accepting what is merely conjectural and arbitrary. |
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... Israelites as impossible or imaginary. What distinguishes the biblical writers is the character of their knowledge of God and their peculiar insight into His requirement of man. Schultz, i. 255, points out that in its earlier parts, the ...
... Israelites as impossible or imaginary. What distinguishes the biblical writers is the character of their knowledge of God and their peculiar insight into His requirement of man. Schultz, i. 255, points out that in its earlier parts, the ...
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... Israelites and keeping them as close to spiritual religion as their imperfect understanding and hard hearts permitted, was subsequent to the work of the prophets. As a matter of historical fact the law continues the work of the prophets ...
... Israelites and keeping them as close to spiritual religion as their imperfect understanding and hard hearts permitted, was subsequent to the work of the prophets. As a matter of historical fact the law continues the work of the prophets ...
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... Israelites a certain faculty of spiritual insight; it produced a high level of religious knowledge and affection; it trained powers of discrimination which could be entrusted with the delicate task of gradually selecting or determining ...
... Israelites a certain faculty of spiritual insight; it produced a high level of religious knowledge and affection; it trained powers of discrimination which could be entrusted with the delicate task of gradually selecting or determining ...
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... Israelite 1, and thus the story of the origins, though cast in a quasi-historical or mythical form, is in fact instinct with a religious aim. It does not appear to have had any peculiar or special connexion with Israel, but was in some ...
... Israelite 1, and thus the story of the origins, though cast in a quasi-historical or mythical form, is in fact instinct with a religious aim. It does not appear to have had any peculiar or special connexion with Israel, but was in some ...
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... Israelite seems to have believed in the existence of other gods than Jehovah—deities who. lstood in, the same relation to foreign tribes and nations, as that in which Jehovah stood to Israel. Prof. Riehm draws attention to the tendency ...
... Israelite seems to have believed in the existence of other gods than Jehovah—deities who. lstood in, the same relation to foreign tribes and nations, as that in which Jehovah stood to Israel. Prof. Riehm draws attention to the tendency ...
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The Mosaic period | 263 |
PROPHECY AND THE MESSIANIC HOPE | 266 |
its character The name Naélzz | 274 |
113 | 280 |
3 The religious influence of the prophets | 286 |
115 | 287 |
its gradual growth | 295 |
Tendencies of the postexilic age foreshadoived at an earlier period | 323 |
The Old Testament and the Messianic hope | 82 |
The Old Testament Witnesses to a divine purpose for the indi | 89 |
LECTURE III | 97 |
Analogy of Scripture to physical nature | 105 |
I The patriarchal period relatively prehistoric | 122 |
Lnh | 132 |
1V Symbolic and typical significance | 133 |
The materials forming their substratum and their general | 145 |
NOTE A The patriarchal narratives | 160 |
LECTURE VI | 161 |
The Name of God progressively unfolded | 181 |
ment | 237 |
121 | 326 |
their character and contents | 329 |
the Psalms | 350 |
The sense of the fruitfulness of suffering | 359 |
LECTURE VIII | 373 |
II The permanent function of the Old Testament in the Church | 401 |
The Old Testament a revelation of Gods nature and character | 412 |
Function of the Old Testament in forming and training character | 421 |
r The Old Testament as an instructor in social righteousness | 430 |
125 | 444 |
273 | 445 |
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