Contents
REVISED OLD TESTAMENT STUDIES.
Lect. I. Scope. Divisions.
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PART I. What the Old Testament says concerning itself
Lects. II-VI. Preliminary Tones. ....
Lects. VII-XXIII. The Hexateuch
Lects. XXIV-XXVIII. The second Literary Period. Lects. XXIX-XXXII. The third Literary Period. Lects. XXXIII-XXXVI. The fourth Literary Period.
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PART II. Later Evidence concerning the Old Testament
Lect. XXXVII. The Contact of Israel with the Greeks. . . 85
Lects. XXXVII I-XXXIX. Postbiblical Israelitish Literature. . 88
Lect. XL. The Men of the Great Synagogue. .... 91
Lects. XLI-XLII. The Septuagint 94
Lects. XLIII-XLV. The Canon of the Old Testament. . . 98
Lects. XLVI-XLVII. The Completing of the Old Testament. . 104
Lects. XLVIII-LI. The Disputed Books n 1
Lects. LII-LV. The Text, and Text Criticism, , 120
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CONTENTS.
II. Old Testament Chronology And History
Lects. I-III. Preliminary Topics.
Lects. IY-XY. The Forming of Tsraelitish Institutions. Lects. XYI-XXIII. Period of the Changing Sanctuary. Lects. XXIY-XXXYII. Period of Fixed Sanctuary. Lects. XXXYIII-XLI. Period of Restored Sanctuary.
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III. The Prophets And The Promise
Lects. I-XI. The Prophets of Israel.
Lects. XII-XXIY. Messianic Prophecy.
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