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Gaines, Frank Henry

 
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The sacred oil was used for his ordination as fora priest. He was the 'lord's anointed' in a peculiar sense, that in vested his person with a special sanctity. And from him the name of 'the Anointed One' was handed on till it re ceived in the latest days of the Jewish Church its very highest application - in Hebrew or Aramaic, the Messiah; in Greek, the Christ. - Stanley, History of the Jewish Church, Vol. II., p. 15. Anointing was a symbol of endowment with the Divine Spirit(comp. 1 Saml. In connec tion with v. 9 sq., the gift which is the condition of a wise, just and powerful government, - all ability to rule righteously being but an outflow of divine wisdom, Prov. 8: 15 sq. Anointing made the king's person both sacred and inviolable, 1 Saml. Compared with 2 Sam]. Oehler's Old Testament Theology, p. 369.

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Excerpt from Bible Course, Outline and Notes, Vol. 2: From the Kingdom to End of Old Testament

The sacred oil was used for his ordination as fora priest. He was the 'lord's anointed' in a peculiar sense, that in vested his person with a special sanctity. And from him the name of 'the Anointed One' was handed on till it re ceived in the latest days of the Jewish Church its very highest application - in Hebrew or Aramaic, the Messiah; in Greek, the Christ. - Stanley, History of the Jewish Church, Vol. II., p. 15. Anointing was a symbol of endowment with the Divine Spirit(comp. 1 Saml. In connec tion with v. 9 sq., the gift which is the condition of a wise, just and powerful government, - all ability to rule righteously being but an outflow of divine wisdom, Prov. 8: 15 sq. Anointing made the king's person both sacred and inviolable, 1 Saml. Compared with 2 Sam]. Oehler's Old Testament Theology, p. 369.

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Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com

This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

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Excerpt from Bible Course, Vol. 8: Outline and Notes

1. The Demand for a King, 1 Saml. 8:4-5. Three reasons are here assigned for desiring a king: (1) The old age of Samuel. They had experienced under Samuel the benefits of national unity, the advantage of having a wise and strong hand to guide the affairs of the nation, and they looked with apprehension to the time when Samuel should die. (2) The character of Samuel's sons. They doubtless had reason to fear the succession of Samuel's sons to positions of authority in the nation. Such was the manner of life of these young men that the people were unwilling for them to become rulers. (3) They desired a king "like all the nations."

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