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6421 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Pentateuch, 2b.18
… of argument are provided by the abundant internal evidences of date. In Genesis 10:19, we read the phrase "as thou goest toward Sodom and Gomorrah, and Admah …
6422 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Pentateuch, 2b.22
… the arguments already adduced and of the legal evidence to be considered, the most reasonable explanation is to be found in a theory of contemporary authorship …
6423 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Pentateuch, 2b.35
… ." That argument would apply, e.g. to the necessity for two witnesses in the case of Naboth. That is a law of D, but those who assign Deuteronomy to the reign of Josiah …
6424 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Pentateuch, 2b.38
… the arguments for and against the detailed case might not be prejudiced by other considerations. We must now glance at some of the broader issues. The first …
6425 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Pentateuch, 2b.39
… this argument too far. It cannot be doubted that the exile had meant a considerable break in the historical continuity of the national development; but yet …
6426 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Pentateuch, 2b.41
… the argument clear. We must suppose that the author of P deliberately provided that if Levites approached the altar both they and the priests should die …
6427 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Pentateuch, 3.14
… the argument--that we have here a literal report of what was said. This entirely ignores the practice of all literary artists. Such passages are to be read as …
6428 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Pentateuch, 3.25
… the argument from the very obvious good faith of the speeches in Deuteronomy. It is not possible to read the references to events in such a chapter as Deuteronomy …
6429 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Pentateuch, 3.26
… converse argument applies. A Sinai cannot be made part of a nation's consciousness by a clever story-teller or a literary forger. The unparalleled nature …
6430 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Pentateuch, the Samaritan.31
… for argumentative reasons, in order to prove the necessity for the intervention of the church to settle which was Scripture. A fierce controversy resulted …
6431 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Person of Christ, 1-3.54
… the argument is immediately pressed home that it was eminently suitable for God Almighty, in bringing many sons into glory, to make the Captain of their salvation …
6432 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Peter, the First Epistle of.46
… or argument, but in the last word of the foregoing sentence which is taken up and followed out in the new one" (see 1 Peter 1:5 - 6, 7, 9 - 10, etc.). This peculiarity, however …
6433 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Peter, the Second Epistle of.23
… the arguments employed in the defense of the Epistle, or those in opposition to it; nor to attempt to settle a question which for more than a thousand years …
6434 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Peter, the Second Epistle of.27
… and argument very greatly. But Professor Chase himself, from the remains of the ancient literature, and from the internal evidence of the Epistle itself …
6435 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Peter, the Second Epistle of.35
… . The arguments in favor of this latter belief are here only summarized: (1) Jude cites from writings other than Scripture, as the apocryphal Book of Enoch and …
6436 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Philemon, Epistle to.3
… an argument from silence, and the fact that this argument assumes a particular course which the bearers of the letters would follow, namely, through Colosse …
6437 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Philemon, Epistle to.5
… and argument the letter is clearly Pauline.
6438 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Philemon, Epistle to.7
4. Argument: The apostle writes in his own and Timothy's name to his friend PHILEMON (which see) in behalf of Onesimus, a runaway slave of the latter. Beginning …
6439 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Philippians, the Epistle to The.29
… Baur's arguments that they were partly derived from a perverted interpretation of certain passages in the epistle; they partly rested upon arbitrary …
6440 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Philosophy.37
… employed arguments from natural theology, similar to those of the Stoics ( Acts 14:15 - 17; Acts 17:22 - 31; Romans 1:19 ff), which involved the principles of the cosmological …