Introductory Hebrew Grammar: Hebrew SyntaxT & T Clark, 1894 - 233 Seiten |
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Abishai action adverbial affirmation agreement apod appos brachylogy casus pendens clause common Comp compound subj cons consn construed conv emphasis ephah expressed finite following verbs frequently gend Grammatical agreement hiph imper impf indef interrog Joab Job 9 Josh juss king later style mouth the trumpet nominal or verbal nominal sent noun oath occasionally omitted particle particularly perf perhaps person phrase plur precedes pred prep pron prose prot ptcp refers sense SENTENCE simple sometimes Song suff tense thee thing usage usually verb be sing verbal sent verily words Zech Zeph אִישׁ אִם אֲשֶׁר בָּאוּ הוּא הַמֶּלֶךְ חַי כִּי לֹא לִי
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Seite 174 - Expositor. In Three Volumes, 8vo, price 10s. 6d. each, CHRISTIAN ETHICS. Volume I. GENERAL ETHICS.— II. INDIVIDUAL ETHICS.— III. SOCIAL ETHICS. 'As man is a member of two societies, a temporal and a spiritual, it is clear that his ethical development only can go on when these two are treated side by side. This Bishop Martensen has done with rare skill. We do not know where the connecting claims of Church and State are more equitably adjusted. . . . We can read these volumes through with unflagging...
Seite 174 - There is no work which deals with this subject in a manner so scientific and so thorough as Hagenbach's. Moreover, there is no edition of this work, either in German or in English, which approaches the present as to completeness and accuracy.
Seite 174 - To students this volume will be helpful and welcome.' — Freeman. ' We feel much indebted to Messrs. Clark for their introduction of this important compendium of orthodox theology from the pen of the learned Danish Bishop. . . . Every reader must rise from its perusal stronger, calmer, and more hopeful, not only for the fortunes of Christianity, but of dogmatic theology.
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Seite 170 - This volume is full of nervous force, eloquent style, and intense moral earnestness. There is poetry of feeling in it also; and, whilst it manifests an original mind, it is accompanied by that spirit of reverence which ought always to be brought to the study of the Holy Scripture. A masterly intellect is associated in Ewald with the humility of a child.'- -Evangelical Magazine.
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