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Strona 11
Language is taxed to express this ardent devotion of the soul , this ecstatic love of
the comparatively limited revelation God had as yet given to the world , and that ,
too , veiled , for the most part , under outward and ceremonial ordinances .
Language is taxed to express this ardent devotion of the soul , this ecstatic love of
the comparatively limited revelation God had as yet given to the world , and that ,
too , veiled , for the most part , under outward and ceremonial ordinances .
Strona 31
He had indeed given Job credit for uprightness ; he had clearly intimated that he
might and ought to find comfort in the remembrance ; but here comes the vision of
the night , the solemn , sober , second thought ,that there is something far more ...
He had indeed given Job credit for uprightness ; he had clearly intimated that he
might and ought to find comfort in the remembrance ; but here comes the vision of
the night , the solemn , sober , second thought ,that there is something far more ...
Strona 35
The tendency thus given would at once affect this passage , and the same feeling
would perpetuate the peculiar interpretation it had originated . Instead of taking
as a key the clear and usual sense of the preposition , they made it subservient ...
The tendency thus given would at once affect this passage , and the same feeling
would perpetuate the peculiar interpretation it had originated . Instead of taking
as a key the clear and usual sense of the preposition , they made it subservient ...
Strona 45
Thus may it be given to us in the Holy Canon as the representative of a
superhuman fact , some knowledge of which is demanded as a fact ineffable , or
incapable of communication in any other way . To deny the possibility of this is
simply the ...
Thus may it be given to us in the Holy Canon as the representative of a
superhuman fact , some knowledge of which is demanded as a fact ineffable , or
incapable of communication in any other way . To deny the possibility of this is
simply the ...
Strona 52
The old Versions ( Greek , Latin , and Syriac ) have continually been consulted ,
the Targum , the Jewish Commentary of Raschi , the old Commentators as their
opinions are given in PoolE's Synopsis , the best of the more modern , such as ...
The old Versions ( Greek , Latin , and Syriac ) have continually been consulted ,
the Targum , the Jewish Commentary of Raschi , the old Commentators as their
opinions are given in PoolE's Synopsis , the best of the more modern , such as ...
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Informacje bibliograficzne
| Tytuł | A Commentary on the Holy Scriptures: Job Tom 8 z A Commentary on the Holy Scriptures: Critical, Doctrinal, and Homiletical, with Special Reference to Ministers and Students, Johann Peter Lange Tom 8 z Commentary on the Holy Scriptures, Acme Bookbinding (Firm) |
| Autor | Johann Peter Lange |
| Redaktorzy | Johann Peter Lange, Philip Schaff |
| Twórcy | Acme Bookbinding (Firm) |
| Wydawca | Charles Scribner's Sons, 1872 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Stanowy Michigan |
| W formie cyfrowej | 21 Lut 2013 |
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