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Book Description
- Title:
- A Critical and Exegetical Commentary on Numbers. The International Critical Commentary
- Author:
- George Buchanan Gray [1865-1922]
- Publication Year:
- 1903
- Location:
- Edinburgh
- Publisher:
- T & T Clark
- Pages:
- 489
- Subjects:
- Numbers, Commentary, Old Testament
- Copyright Holder:
- Public domain
Table of Contents
- Preface
- Addenda and Corrigenda
- Principal Abbreviations Employed
- Introduction
- Title
- Scene and Period
- Connection with preceding and following Books: Scope
- Table of Contents
- Sources
- Text
- The historical Value of Numbers
- Numbers and the Religion of Israel
- Commentary
- Some Longer or Detached Notes
- The Antiquity of P's Lists of Names
- The Numbers of the Israelites
- The Camp in the WIlderness
- The Levites
- Ordeals
- Nazarites
- Abstinence
- Treatment of Hair
- כ דכד
- Holiness
- Budding Sticks
- Firstfruits: דאשיח and בכודים
- Priestly Dues
- Defilement of the Dead
- The Personification of Nations
- Early monumental References to Edom
- The Cult of Serpents
- Hebrew Popular Poetry
- Use of the Divines Names in c. 22-24
- Origin and Motive of the Story of Balaam
- Power of a Curse
- Differences Between the Festivals of earlier and later Times
- Index
- English
- Hebrew