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Lexicographically close words:
pentagonal; pentagons; pentagram; pentameter; pentameters; pentatonic; pented; penthouse; penthouses; pentoxide
  1. On the other hand, if the Pentateuchal story only means something quite different, that happened somewhere else, thousands of years earlier, dressed up, what becomes of its credit as history?

  2. Not content with giving the exact year of Noah's age in which the flood began, the Pentateuchal story adds the month and the day of the month.

  3. For the Pentateuchal story is indubitably a patchwork, composed of fragments of at least two, different and partly discrepant, narratives, quilted together in such an inartistic fashion that the seams remain conspicuous.

  4. The modest week assigned to the full deluge in Hasisadra's story becomes forty days, in one of the Pentateuchal accounts, and a hundred and fifty in the other.

  5. But I have long regretted that I truckled to public opinion, and used the Pentateuchal term of creation (This refers to a passage in which the reviewer of Dr.

  6. He tells us as a matter of fact that in 1850, nine years before the appearance of The Origin of Species, he had "long done with the Pentateuchal cosmogony which had been impressed on his childish understanding as divine truth.

  7. But even this sublimated essence of the Pentateuchal doctrine remains as discordant with natural science as ever.

  8. As for the attempts to stretch the Pentateuchal days into periods of thousands or millions of years, the verdict of the eminent Biblical scholar, Dr.

  9. The latest exponent of Anglican orthodoxy, as we have seen, insists upon the accuracy of the Pentateuchal history of the Flood in a still more forcible manner.

  10. Ezra and Nehemiah, that we read of the people pledging themselves by a solemn covenant to the observance of regulations which are clearly those of the finished system of Pentateuchal law (Neh.

  11. This brings us to the most difficult and most important of all the questions arising in connection with Ezekiel's vision--What is its relation to the Pentateuchal Legislation?

  12. The word used for law, têrtu, is identical with the Hebrew term torâ that is used to designate the Pentateuchal legislation.

  13. The belief underlies the Pentateuchal enactments regarding the holding of the soil, which is only to be temporary.

  14. When he lived, these interests were guaranteed by ancient custom and by the authoritative sanction of the Pentateuchal Law.

  15. For example, the recent discovery of the Code of Khammurabi, which contains some remarkable resemblances to the Pentateuchal codes, raises the question of the relation of Hebrew to Babylonian law.

  16. His Pentateuchal criticism is limited by the tradition of Mosaic authorship: but even within these limits he achieves much.

  17. Practically, Canon Driver, as a theologian and Hebrew scholar, gives up the physical truth of the Pentateuchal cosmogony altogether.

  18. Canon Driver's article contains as clear and candid a statement as I could wish of the position of the Pentateuchal cosmogony from his point of view.

  19. So far as this question is concerned, on all points which can be tested, the Pentateuchal writer states that which is not true.

  20. We find also several historical repetitions and historical discrepancies, all of which make against the theory that Moses is the author of all this Pentateuchal literature.

  21. These are only a few of many violations of the Pentateuchal legislation which we find recorded in these books.

  22. It is therefore valuable, not only as throwing light on the life of the people at that early period, but also as illustrating the growth of the pentateuchal literature.

  23. But if the pentateuchal author goes further than this, and intends to say that which is ascribed to him by Mr. Gladstone, I think natural science will have to enter a caveat.

  24. And it must be recollected that the issue raised by Mr. Gladstone is not whether, by some effort of ingenuity, the pentateuchal story can be shown to be not disprovable by scientific knowledge, but whether it is supported thereby.

  25. But even this sublimated essence of the pentateuchal doctrine (if it be such) remains as discordant with natural science as ever.

  26. Reville's views respecting the proper estimation of the pentateuchal traditions, no less than he does from his interpretation of those Homeric myths which have been the object of his own special study.

  27. The Hamburg sceptic laid chief stress on the point that Talmudic and Rabbinic ordinances are additions to Pentateuchal Judaism, and the Pentateuch had expressly forbidden additions of this sort.

  28. He thought to see biblical conditions, supported by pure Pentateuchal laws, realized in the young Amsterdam community, and to find an elevation of mind which would at once clear up the puzzles that the Catholic Church could not solve.

  29. He soon found that the religious life of the Amsterdam community and its established laws did not agree with Mosaic or Pentateuchal precepts, but were often opposed to them.

  30. The members of the Synhedrion, or authorized teachers of the law, on the ground of this maxim, added fresh decisions to the pentateuchal laws.

  31. The tribunal of the Synhedrion was filled with painful anxiety as to the rigid execution of pentateuchal ordinances.

  32. It is Mr. Gladstone, and not I, who will have it that the pentateuchal cosmogony is to be taken as science.

  33. My belief, on the contrary, is, and long has been, that the pentateuchal story of the creation is simply a myth.

  34. In the third place, Mr. Gladstone appears to wish that I should discuss with him the question whether the nebular hypothesis is, or is not, confirmatory of the pentateuchal account of the origin of things.

  35. It is beyond our range to discuss the date of the compilation of Numbers as compared with the other Pentateuchal books, or the age of the "Jehovistic" documents as compared with the "Priests' Code.

  36. But the features of a man look clearly forth on us from the Pentateuchal narrative; and the story of the life is so coherent as to compel a belief in its veracity, which at the same time is demanded by the circumstances of Israel.

  37. And this early restriction of the number is not only in favour of the Pentateuchal history, but partly explains the fact that in Deuteronomy the priests and Levites are apparently identified.


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