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The Promise to the Patriarchs by Joel S. Baden Pdf
The promise of land and progeny to the patriarchs-Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob-is a central, recurring feature of the Pentateuch. From the beginning of the story of Abraham to the last moment of Moses's life, this promise forms the guiding theological statement for each narrative. Yet literary and historical inquiries ascribe the promise texts to a variety of sources, layers, and redactions, raising questions about how the promise functioned in its original manifestations and how it can be used to understand the formation of the Pentateuch as a whole. Joel S. Baden reexamines the patriarchal promise in its historical and contemporaneous contexts, evaluating the benefits and drawbacks of both final-form and literary-historical approaches to the promise. He pays close attention to the methodologies employed in both documentary and non-documentary analyses and aims to bring source-critical analysis of the promise to bear on the understanding of the canonical text for contemporary readers. The Promise to the Patriarchs addresses the question of how the literary-historical perspective can illuminate and even deepen the theological meaning of the Pentateuch, particularly of the promise at the heart of this central biblical corpus.
Patriarchs and Prophets recite biblical stories from the creation of life to the rule of King David. The book, written and understandably, answers many important questions, like why good people have problems, why hardworking people don't breakthrough, and why some children are born sick? Why does Almighty God not stop this all? In this book, one can find answers to these and many other questions.
This book treats upon the themes of Bible history—themes not in themselves new, but so presented here as to give them a new significance. Beginning with the rebellion in heaven, the author shows why sin was permitted, why Satan was not destroyed, and why man was tested; gives a thrilling description of man's temptation and fall, and rehearses the plan of salvation. The life of each of the Patriarchs from Adam to King David is carefully scanned, and from each a lesson is drawn. The deliverance of Israel from Egypt, the incidents of their forty years' wanderings, the building of the Sanctuary, the entrance into Canaan, the subjection of the land, and the continued history of the Israelite nation down to the close of David's reign are all related in an interesting, narrative style that charms the reader and opens up to him new beauties in the Scriptural record.
Author : R. H. Charles,Rev. W. O. E. Oesterley Publisher : Lulu.com Page : 112 pages File Size : 46,8 Mb Release : 2018-09-13 Category : Religion ISBN : 9780359085521
The Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs by R. H. Charles,Rev. W. O. E. Oesterley Pdf
An excerpt from the INTRODUCTION - General Character of the Book: The book purports to give the last words, at the approach of death, of each of the twelve patriarchs to his sons. It is evident that the general idea of the book is based upon Jacob's last words to his sons as recorded in Gen. xlix. 1-27. Just as Jacob portrays the character of his sons and declares to them what shall befall them, so in our book each of the patriarchs is represented as describing, in some sense, his own character and as foretelling what shall come to pass among his posterity in the last times. From this latter point of view the book partakes of the character of a prophetic-apocalyptic work. In six of the testaments, those of Reuben, Simeon, Judah, Dan, Naphthali and Joseph, there is a certain correspondence between our book and Gen. xlix. regarding the characters of the patriarchs; as for the remaining six patriarchs no such correspondence exists.
The Conflict of the Ages Story, Vol. 1. Patriarchs and Prophets—Illustrated by Ellen G. White Pdf
The Prolonged Struggle of Supernatural Forces for Creation’s Loyalty as Revealed In— Vol. I.—Adam and Eve Through King David’s Reign — Patriarchs and Prophets Heritage Edition—Some 110 Century-Old Illustrations, 658 pages. This volume gives the account of the beginning of this world, of mankind, and of the evil so prevalent today. Starting with creation week with the founding of God’s holy day as a memorial of His creative power, this volume recounts the struggle of mankind as buffeted by the forces of evil through the awesome world-wide flood, the lives of the patriarchs, the slavery of Israel in Egypt, their miraculous deliverance and establishment as God’s chosen people entrusted with His eternal commandments in the Promised Land down through the reign of king David. CONTENTS SECTION I. — PARADISE & PARADISE LOST 1. Why was Sin Permitted? 2. The Creation 3. The Temptation and Fall 4. The Plan of Redemption 5. Cain and Abel Tested 6. Seth and Enoch SECTION II. — THE CREATOR “REPENTS” 7. The Flood 8. After the Flood 9. The Literal Week 10. The Tower of Babel SECTION III. — THE FRIEND OF GOD 11. The Call of Abraham 12. Abraham in Canaan 13. The Test of Faith 14. Destruction of Sodom 15. The Marriage of Isaac SECTION IV. — FROM SUPPLANTER TO ISRAEL 16. Jacob and Esau 17. Jacob’s Flight and Exile 18. The Night of Wrestling 19. The Return to Canaan 20. Joseph in Egypt 21. Joseph and His Brothers SECTION V. — DELIVERANCE FROM SLAVERY 22. Moses 23. The Plagues of Egypt 24. The Passover 25. The Exodus 26. From the Red Sea to Sinai 27. The Law Given to Israel 28. Idolatry at Sinai 29. Satan’s Enmity Against the Law 30. The Tabernacle and Its Services 31. The Sin of Nadab and Abihu 32. The Law and the Covenants 33. From Sinai to Kadesh 34. The Twelve Spies 35. The Rebellion of Korah 36. In the Wilderness 37. The Smitten Rock 38. The Journey Around Edom 39. The Conquest of Bashan 40. Balaam 41. Apostasy at the Jordan 42. The Law Repeated 43. The Death of Moses SECTION VI. — “THE PROMISED LAND” 44. Crossing the Jordan 45. The Fall of Jericho 46. The Blessings and the Curses 47. League With the Gibeonites 48. The Division of Canaan 49. The Last Words of Joshua 50. Tithes and Offerings 51. God’s Care for the Poor 52. The Annual Feasts SECTION VII. — THEOCRACY WITH JUDGES 53. The Earlier Judges 54. Samson 55. The Child Samuel 56. Eli and His Sons 57. The Ark Taken by the Philistines 58. The Schools of the Prophets SECTION VIII. — ISRAEL DEMANDS A KING 59. The First King of Israel 60. The Presumption of Saul 61. Saul Rejected 62. The Anointing of David 63. David and Goliath 64. David a Fugitive 65. The Magnanimity of David 66. The Death of Saul 67. Ancient and Modern Sorcery SECTION IX. — “AFTER GOD’S OWN HEART” 68. David at Ziklag 69. David Called to the Throne 70. The Reign of David 71. David’s Sin and Repentance 72. The Rebellion of Absalom 73. The Last Years of David Appendix The Companion Volumes are: Vol. II.—King Solomon Until the Promised Deliverer — Prophets and Kings Vol. III.—The Life and Ministry of Jesus Christ — The Desire of Ages Vol. IV.—The Times and Ministry of the Apostles — The Acts of the Apostles Vol. V.—The Christian Era Until Victory is Unanimously Achieved — The Great Controversy * Supernatural Revelations Explaining Past, Present, & Future * — TRANSFORMING TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION —
Author : Ada Feyerick,Cyrus H. Gordon,Nahum M. Sarna Publisher : NYU Press Page : 268 pages File Size : 48,7 Mb Release : 1996 Category : History ISBN : 0814726682
Genesis by Ada Feyerick,Cyrus H. Gordon,Nahum M. Sarna Pdf
The time was the Bronze to the Iron Age, the third to first millenniums B.C. Great leaders arose from Iraq to Eygpt-- Sargon of Akkad, Gudea of Lagash, Hammurapi of Babylon, and Akhenaten of Egypt--and from these lands of the Fertile Crescent came the underpinnings of Western civilization: law, science, arts, and the alphabet. But the human spirit wanted more. In a universe run by mercurial gods who kept humankind in bondage, there emerged the need for one all-powerful divinity, one omnipresent as mentor and protector. The book of Genesis, with its narratives of real people struggling to survive, provided that God, and thus the roots of monotheism. Genesis: World of Myths and Patriarchs is an in-depth look at the civilizations that formed the background of the first book of the Bible. Drawing on the great archaeological discoveries in the Middle East over the past century, everyday life of the people of Genesis is viewed through their politics, arts, nomadic migrations, commerce, religion, and moral values. With over 250 illustrations, including sixty-four color plates, this rich visual panorama describes what the authors of Genesis saw, and what events and ideas moved them to write the story of their people's origins. The book includes fourteen maps and charts, a selected chronology, and a list of gods of the Middle East. Cyrus Gordon and Nahum Sarna, two of the most renowned scholars of ancient Near Eastern history and Bible, provide the text. Genesis: World of Myths and Patriarchs acquaints us for the first time with the people we know from this familiar book of the Bible, and with the places they inhabited and the culture they developed. We trace what was borrowed, rejected, and transformed to create a new and unique ethic which has continued to shape the world.
Life and Times of the Patriarchs, Abraham, Isaac and Jacob by William Hanna Thomson Pdf
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1912 edition. Excerpt: ...Ephron answers: ' The piece of land is worth four hundred shekels of silver," at least four times its value, "what is that betwixt me and thee?"--words exactly repeated to me many times when the price asked was a conscious swindle. Abraham, however, was in no mood then to haggle over the price, and the bargain was concluded. Abraham then weighed to Ephron the silver, four hundred shekels, current money, with the merchant. The text could not have read counted out the silver, for this must have been at least fifteen hundred years before money was counted and not weighed in mercantile transactions. Money values, indeed, were settled at distinct and different periods in history, so that the approximate age of the Book of Job may be inferred by the pieces of gold which made Job rich again after his great disasters, as we will show in a future article on that very ancient book. One item in this real-estate transaction may strike us as singular, and that is that it included the trees that were in the field. With us the trees of course go with the land, but in Palestine an olive grove which takes a century to become remunerative in its yield, and is then worth much more than the ground it covers, would have to be included in the terms of the purchase. When Abraham was first called, God said to him, "I will make thy name great." To the actual fulfilment of these words we can ourselves testify. There is no final resting-place which is held sacred by so many millions of men as the cave of Machpelah at Hebron. There are the graves of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob with Translation of the Inscription: "This is the Grave of the Prophet Jacob. On him be peace." those of their wives, except Eachel, decorated with ornate hangings. The Israelite, of course, ...
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