Sketches of Hebrew and Egyptian Antiquity: Intended as an Introduction to the Pentateuch. By John Walsh, ...author, 1793 - 229 pages |
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... learned Rabbis , which is one ftrong argument against them in favour of Chrift . You will find it nearly thus , as quoted by Reland , " Rabbi Barachia , faid in the name of Rabbi Ifaac ; as was the first redeemer Mofes , fo fhall the ...
... learned Rabbis , which is one ftrong argument against them in favour of Chrift . You will find it nearly thus , as quoted by Reland , " Rabbi Barachia , faid in the name of Rabbi Ifaac ; as was the first redeemer Mofes , fo fhall the ...
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... learned them among the Midianites and Job , who lived among their neighbours the Edomites , men- tions the writing down of words in his days . " - Chronology , page 209 . Montfaucon gives us this teftimony ( which is inadmiffible ) from ...
... learned them among the Midianites and Job , who lived among their neighbours the Edomites , men- tions the writing down of words in his days . " - Chronology , page 209 . Montfaucon gives us this teftimony ( which is inadmiffible ) from ...
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... them , were as follows : - fuch a March - fuch a Tribe - fuch a Month . " There is fomething , I fay , in this account , which carries an air of improbability with it . From But From the learned character given of Cofmos , we [ 25 ]
... them , were as follows : - fuch a March - fuch a Tribe - fuch a Month . " There is fomething , I fay , in this account , which carries an air of improbability with it . From But From the learned character given of Cofmos , we [ 25 ]
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... learned character given of Cofmos , we might well suppose him incapable of rest- ing satisfied with the information he might expect from prejudiced Jews , when he him- felf was capable of copying these inscripti- ons , which would have ...
... learned character given of Cofmos , we might well suppose him incapable of rest- ing satisfied with the information he might expect from prejudiced Jews , when he him- felf was capable of copying these inscripti- ons , which would have ...
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... all mistaken , which the learned and la- borious Kennicot has fully demonstrated in his fecond differtation on the Pentateuch , to which I refer the reader . Suffice it to take notice , notice , that Walton , in his Proleg . 3 ( 29 )
... all mistaken , which the learned and la- borious Kennicot has fully demonstrated in his fecond differtation on the Pentateuch , to which I refer the reader . Suffice it to take notice , notice , that Walton , in his Proleg . 3 ( 29 )
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abfurd affertion alfo alſo altho ancient anſwer antiquity becauſe Book of Enoch Cadmus called Chimæra Chrift chriftian Cicero confequence confufion courſe darkneſs Demetrius Phalereus derived divine earth effe Egypt Egyptian languages Egyptians eſtabliſhed expreffed facred faid fame fays feems fhall fhew fhould fignifies fimilar firft firſt fituation fome ftate ftill ftone fubject fuch fufficient fuiffe fuit funt fuppofe Greek hæc heaven Heber Hebrew hiftory himſelf Horapollo Ifrael Ifraelites impoffible infcription inftruction invention Jews knowledge language laws learned letters linguam Lycurgus Manethos Midian Mofes moft Moſes moſt muft muſt nature obfervations occafioned opinion origin perfon Perizonius Pharaoh philofophers Phoenician Plato prefent preferved prieſt primæval prove purpoſe quæ Rabbi racters reaſon refpect repreſented revelation ſay Septuagint ſhall ſtate Strabo ſuch ſuppoſe teftimony thefe themſelves theſe thofe thoſe Thoth tion tongues tradition underſtanding uſe vero whofe whoſe wiſdom words worſhip writings δε και μεν τε