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... it is no more a proper term to express the Hebrew term ; which denotes the
great receptacle of the dead in general , equivalent , perhaps , to the Greek
Hadés ; which word , with some of my brother - translators , I have used
throughout .
... it is no more a proper term to express the Hebrew term ; which denotes the
great receptacle of the dead in general , equivalent , perhaps , to the Greek
Hadés ; which word , with some of my brother - translators , I have used
throughout .
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But the Syriac translator read both verbs in the first person ; and I have no doubt
of this being the original lection . PSALM XXXI . - al . XXX . ' This psalm is
generally thought to bave been composed during Saul ' s persecution . FOR THE
FIRST ...
But the Syriac translator read both verbs in the first person ; and I have no doubt
of this being the original lection . PSALM XXXI . - al . XXX . ' This psalm is
generally thought to bave been composed during Saul ' s persecution . FOR THE
FIRST ...
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And this or a similar version has been adopted by some of the best modern
translators . I cannot however think that this is the true meaning . The Heb . term
rendered word , has a great variety of meanings : and here it appears to have a
very ...
And this or a similar version has been adopted by some of the best modern
translators . I cannot however think that this is the true meaning . The Heb . term
rendered word , has a great variety of meanings : and here it appears to have a
very ...
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The other textual reading , followed by our English translators , “ and not we
ourselves , ” is totally inadmissible ; although it was followed by Sep . and Syr .
The other is the marginal reading of our common version : and followed by
Edwards ...
The other textual reading , followed by our English translators , “ and not we
ourselves , ” is totally inadmissible ; although it was followed by Sep . and Syr .
The other is the marginal reading of our common version : and followed by
Edwards ...
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Or , with our English translators , interrogatively , “ O when wilt thou come to me ?
I will ( then ) walk within thy house with a perfect heart . ” I am , with Street ,
convinced that this is not the meaning : and the text without any material
alteration ...
Or , with our English translators , interrogatively , “ O when wilt thou come to me ?
I will ( then ) walk within thy house with a perfect heart . ” I am , with Street ,
convinced that this is not the meaning : and the text without any material
alteration ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | A New Translation of the Book of Psalms: From the Original Hebrew; with Various Readings and Notes |
| Autor | Alexander Geddes |
| Editor | J. Johnson, 1807 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 12 Feb. 2008 |
| Largo | 275 páginas |
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