Scripture vindicated; in answer to a book intituled, Christianity as old as the creation - Tapa blanda
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1732 Excerpt: ...This Text looks much more to the Objector's Purpose, than the former does; and is, at least, pertinently alledgedc, in order to prove that Scripture represents God as deceiving the Prophets and People. Cleric, in loc. Square nos pateris, Jihova, aberrare viit tuts? See also, Le Cene Projet, &c. p. 468. Ross, p. 132, 220. Fid. Glaffii Philol. Sacr. 1. iii. Tract, iii. can. xi. p. 773. Ginrin. Grammat. Hebr. Tom. 1. p. 522.. Christianity as old, jfr. p. 256. But But to aiToil this seeming Difficulty, it may be proper to observe in the Entrance, how, or upon what Occasion, these Words are brought in. Jeremiah in that Chapter foretcls the coming of Nebuchadnezzar upon Judah and Jerusalem: He is the LtOlt, who was to come Up frOttl W C&tcfeet, to mafee the Land of Judea oeftlate The Prophet then goes on to describe the dreadful Consternation that the King, Princes, Pries, and Prophets of Judea, should be under, at that sad and unexpected Turn of Affairs. Hereupon, the Prophet himself breaks out into a very pathetick Ejaculation; jLa£) &0D, &c As to which, I may remark,, 1. That the Words may be taken interrogatively. So the LXX of the common Edition, and Jerom, take them: The Hebrew will bear it, tho' the n interregativum, the Note of Interrogation, be omitted, as in several other Places of like Kinde. Our oldest English Versions, as well as the later one of the Doway Bible, render thus: $ast t&ou t&en amfoeo tt«5 ieo= pfe? &c. Indeed, the Geneva Translators preferred what we read at present: But then to qualify the seeming Harshness, they added an explanatory Note in the Margin; By the false Prophets which promised Peace and Tranquilitie: 4 Jerem. iv. 7. « See LeCene, /. 151. Ross,/. 102. And And thus thou hast punijhe...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1732 Excerpt: ...This Text looks much more to the Objector's Purpose, than the former does; and is, at least, pertinently alledgedc, in order to prove that Scripture represents God as deceiving the Prophets and People. Cleric, in loc. Square nos pateris, Jihova, aberrare viit tuts? See also, Le Cene Projet, &c. p. 468. Ross, p. 132, 220. Fid. Glaffii Philol. Sacr. 1. iii. Tract, iii. can. xi. p. 773. Ginrin. Grammat. Hebr. Tom. 1. p. 522.. Christianity as old, jfr. p. 256. But But to aiToil this seeming Difficulty, it may be proper to observe in the Entrance, how, or upon what Occasion, these Words are brought in. Jeremiah in that Chapter foretcls the coming of Nebuchadnezzar upon Judah and Jerusalem: He is the LtOlt, who was to come Up frOttl W C&tcfeet, to mafee the Land of Judea oeftlate The Prophet then goes on to describe the dreadful Consternation that the King, Princes, Pries, and Prophets of Judea, should be under, at that sad and unexpected Turn of Affairs. Hereupon, the Prophet himself breaks out into a very pathetick Ejaculation; jLa£) &0D, &c As to which, I may remark,, 1. That the Words may be taken interrogatively. So the LXX of the common Edition, and Jerom, take them: The Hebrew will bear it, tho' the n interregativum, the Note of Interrogation, be omitted, as in several other Places of like Kinde. Our oldest English Versions, as well as the later one of the Doway Bible, render thus: $ast t&ou t&en amfoeo tt«5 ieo= pfe? &c. Indeed, the Geneva Translators preferred what we read at present: But then to qualify the seeming Harshness, they added an explanatory Note in the Margin; By the false Prophets which promised Peace and Tranquilitie: 4 Jerem. iv. 7. « See LeCene, /. 151. Ross,/. 102. And And thus thou hast punijhe...
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