The Poetry of the Pentateuch, 1. köide

E. Churton, 1839

CHAPTER	1

Probable causes of the invention of music Music	10

Poetry originally employed to commemorate great	21

Bishop Jebbs opinion concerning the existence of	29

Parallelism one of the great distinguishing characteris	58

The most ancient specimen of Hebrew poetry con	70

Noahs malediction and blessings on his sons poe	87

Isaacs blessing on Jacob Its poetical character	104

The Thanksgiving Ode considered from verse 16	260

Consideration of the Thanksgiving Ode continued	276

Thanksgiving Ode continued from verse 1114	289

The Thanksgiving Ode continued from verse 14	303

Kennicotts version of the Thanksgiving	317

Herders version of the Thanksgiving Ode	328

Obscure passage in the twentyfirst chapter	334

Warsong of the Amorites Applied by Moses	346

Isaacs benediction upon Esau The pronouncing	118

Inspiration only extended to the subject of revelation	127

Jacobs benedictions on his sons On Reuben	137

The benediction on Simeon and Levi	152

The benediction on Judah	164

The benedictions pronounced upon Zebulun Issa	184

The benedictions pronounced upon Gad Asher	196

The benediction pronounced upon Joseph	212

The benediction pronounced upon Benjamin	244

Antiquity of the writings of Moses The book	252

The earlier Hebrew poets inferior to those	357

The character of Josephus as a writer Held	364

The history of Balaam His character	371

Balaams first prophecy	393

The beauties of Hebrew poetry abridged	427

Balaam prepares to announce the divine oracle	436

Balaks disappointment The highest moun	496

Balaams third prophecy	507

Balaams third prophecy continued	521

Pealkiri	The Poetry of the Pentateuch, 1. köide The Poetry of the Pentateuch, Hobart Caunter
Autor	Hobart Caunter
Publisher	E. Churton, 1839
Original from	British Library
Digitized	18 mär. 2022

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