A Commentary on the Apocalypse, Vol. 2 (Classic Reprint) - Tapa dura

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The reader who wishes to see properly exposed the attempts of several recent writers, to show that the name film was borrowed by the Hebrews from some of the heathen nations, is referred to an Essay of Tholuck on this subject, translated and printed in the Bib. Repos. IV. P. 89 seq.; where the author has not only made out his own position in a triumphant manner, but reduced his opponents to straits which Will alternately excite the indignation and perhaps the contempt of some readers. That the Hebrews might coin such an expressive name' as Jehovah.

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