A Commentary on the Holy Scriptures: Critical, Doctrinal, and Homilectical, with Special Reference to Ministers and Students, المجلد 8 |
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الصفحة viii
Poetry and music — the highest and most spiritual of the fine arts — are older
than the human race ; they hail from heaven and from a pre - historic age . The
old legend traces the origin of music to the angels , and Raphael paints St .
Cecilia ...
Poetry and music — the highest and most spiritual of the fine arts — are older
than the human race ; they hail from heaven and from a pre - historic age . The
old legend traces the origin of music to the angels , and Raphael paints St .
Cecilia ...
الصفحة xii
Moses , Solomon , David , Isaiah , and the author of Job , possessed evidently
the highest gifts of poetry , but they restrained them , lest human genius should
outshine the Divine grace , or the silver pitcher be estimated above the golden
apple ...
Moses , Solomon , David , Isaiah , and the author of Job , possessed evidently
the highest gifts of poetry , but they restrained them , lest human genius should
outshine the Divine grace , or the silver pitcher be estimated above the golden
apple ...
الصفحة xiii
Where a profounder sense of sin and divine forgiveness than in the thirty -
second and fifty - first Psalms ? Where such a truthful and overpowering
description of the vanity of human life and the never - changing character of the
holy and just ...
Where a profounder sense of sin and divine forgiveness than in the thirty -
second and fifty - first Psalms ? Where such a truthful and overpowering
description of the vanity of human life and the never - changing character of the
holy and just ...
الصفحة xiv
Isaac Taylor : “ The Hebrew writers as poets were masters of all the means and
the resources , the powers ånd the stores , of the loftiest poetry , but subservient
to a far loftier purpose than that which ever animates human genius . " Henry ...
Isaac Taylor : “ The Hebrew writers as poets were masters of all the means and
the resources , the powers ånd the stores , of the loftiest poetry , but subservient
to a far loftier purpose than that which ever animates human genius . " Henry ...
الصفحة xv
It wells up from the human heart , and gives utterance to its many strong and
tender emotions of love and friendship , of joy and gladness , of grief and sorrow ,
of hope and desire , of gratitude and praise . Ewald happily describes it as “ the ...
It wells up from the human heart , and gives utterance to its many strong and
tender emotions of love and friendship , of joy and gladness , of grief and sorrow ,
of hope and desire , of gratitude and praise . Ewald happily describes it as “ the ...
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according answer appears become called cause chap chapter character clause close comes comp Compare connection darkness death Delitzsch denotes described discourse divine earth Elihu Eliphaz especially evil Ewald expression eyes fact favor fear feeling friends given gives God's hand heart heaven Hebrew hence hope human idea Job's Kings language latter less light literally live look meaning mentioned mind nature Note object passage poetic poetry present prosperity question reason reference regard remarks rendering represented respect seems sense shows similar simply soul speak spirit stands strong Strophe suffering suggested taken thee things thou thought tion translation true truth turned verb vers verse whole wicked wisdom words xxxviii