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6521 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Tabernacle, B.14
II. Arguments in Support of the Critical Theory Examined.
6522 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Tabernacle, B.22
… of argument, that the tent of the historical books was not the Mosaic tabernacle of Exodus, and that this is nowhere spoken of as the model on which Solomon’s …
6523 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Tabernacle, B.24
… 2nd argument might fairly be laid aside as irrelevant. Yet it will be more satisfactory to ask, if the assertion be true, why no trace of the tabernacle can be …
6524 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Tabernacle, B.36
… this argument, derived from the supposed deficiency of culture and resources on the part of the Israelites, been disposed of by writers of by no means too …
6525 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Tabernacle, B.39
… same argument that proves Moses did not write about the tabernacle also proves that Ezekiel could not have written about the vision-temple. Should it be …
6526 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Tabernacle, B.48
… third argument against their identity is their different location--E’s outside and P’s inside the camp. But it may be argued (a) that the translation in the …
6527 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Table of Nations.12
11. Further Arguments for Early Date of Table
6528 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Table of Nations.24
… Notes: Arguments for its early date.--There is hardly any doubt that we have in this ethnographical section of Gen one of the most valuable records of its kind …
6529 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Table of Nations.25
… . Further Arguments for Early Date of Table: Limits of its information.--For the early date of the Table also speaks the limited geographical knowledge displayed …
6530 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Tarsus.20
… by argument and persuasion, but, finding Boethus and his party obdurate, he at length exercised his extraordinary powers, banished the offenders and remodeled …
6531 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Tell El-amarna; Tablets.57
… these arguments for the identification of the Habiri with the Hebrews under Joshua, it may be noted that, although the letters which speak of the Habiri are …
6532 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Temple, B.29
… an argument for permitting him to do so, or at least for his seeking to do so, had his object been to erect a monument to his own glory or a thank offering to God …
6533 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ten Commandments, The.23
… the argument for an equal division. Moreover, the first pentad, in the present text of Exodus and Deuteronomy, is more than four times as long as the second.
6534 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Ten Commandments, The.27
… cogent arguments than the critics have been able to bring forward. Thus when we are told that the Decalogue contains prohibitions that could not have been …
6535 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Tertullus.2
… subsequent argument is an example of how a strong case may apparently be made out by the skillful manipulation of half-truths. Thus the riot at Jerusalem …
6536 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Thessalonians, the Second Epistle of Paul to The.4
1. Arguments against the Pauline Authorship
6537 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Thessalonians, the Second Epistle of Paul to The.5
2. Arguments for the Pauline Authorship
6538 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Thessalonians, the Second Epistle of Paul to The.13
… . 1. Arguments against the Pauline Authorship: The different treatment of the subject of the second coming of Christ, the different emotional tone, and the …
6539 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Thessalonians, the Second Epistle of Paul to The.15
2. Arguments for the Pauline Authorship: The Hypothesis, however, that Paul was not the author of the Epistle, while it obviates certain difficulties, raises …
6540 International Standard Bible Encyclopedia, p. Thessalonians, the Second Epistle of Paul to The.16
There is accordingly today a manifest tendency among all scholars, including those in the more radical camps, to return to the traditional position concerning the authorship. The following are some of the positive arguments for the authenticity: