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Book Description
- Title:
- The Books of Joel and Amos with Introduction and Commentary
- Author:
- Samuel Rolles Driver [1846-1914]
- Publication Year:
- 1901
- Location:
- Cambridge
- Publisher:
- Cambridge University Press
- Pages:
- 244
- Subjects:
- Joel, Amos, Commentary, Old Testament
- Copyright Holder:
- Public domain
Table of Contents
- Introduction to Joel
- Personal Life of Joel
- Occasion and contents of Joel's prophecy
- Date of Joel
- Interpretation of Joel's prophecy
- Text and Notes
- Additional Notes
- On Chap. i. 10 (tirosh)
- On Chap. i. 15 (Shaddai)
- Excursus on Locusts
- Introduction to Amos
- Personal life of Amos
- Contents of Amos's prophecy
- Circumstances of the age of Amos
- Characteristic teaching of Amos
- Some literary aspects of Amos' prophecy
- Text and Notes
- Additional Notes
- On chap. i. 3 (the threshing-board)
- On chap.
i. 5 ('Eden)
- On chap. ii. 4 (the meaning of torah)
- On chap. ii. 13 (Jehovah of hosts)
- On chap. v. 16 (Syrian mourning ceremonies)
- On chap. v. 23 (the meaning of nebhel)
- On chap. vi. 5 (the meaning of parat)
- On chap. vi. 8 (on excellency and excellent in the English Version of the O.T.)
- Index