Reconstructive Criticism: A Theory to Reconcile the Difficulties of Higher Criticism (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Mosaic Pentateuch, resting on such a basis, would be a Penta teuch hardly flavored with Moses. Professor Driver does some splendid maneuvering with words in his effort to establish the value and authority of Deuteronomy as a part of the Old Testa ment canon, while denying to the book a Mosaic origin. He says also that, in the first place, though it may appear paradox ical to say so, Deuteronomy does not claim to be written by Moses. Well, admit all this, nevertheless Deuteronomy requires that we have, in the Speeches attributed therein to Moses, his words as truly as we have the words of Christ in the Speeches of Christ which John records.

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