Biblical Repertory, Volumen2

Alèk Alexandrine ancient apostles appears attributive believe Bibl Byzantine changed character Christ Christianity church conjugation connexion critical derived Discourse divine doctrines Döderlein earth entirely express faith frequently future tense German Gospel Gothic Gothic language Greek Greek language Griesbach heaven Hebrew Hebrew language HUGH JAMES ROSE human inspiration interpretation Isaiah Jesus Jews king language Latin manuscript Matt means Michaelis middle voice miracles Moses mythi nature notions observed Old Testament opinion Origen original participle passage peculiar Pentateuch philosophical plural poetry potential mood present tense preterit principles prophecies prophets radical readings reason reduplication refers rejected religion remarks revelation root Sanskrit Sanskrit language says Scripture sense shekel signification singular speak spirit suffix syllable termination Testament Theol theology thing third person thou tion Tittman truth Tutup verb substantive verse viii vowel Wegscheider whole words writers