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Composition and corroboration in classical and Biblical studies / Edwin Yamauchi. [print]

By:

Yamauchi, Edwin M [Author]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: International library of philosophy and theology. Biblical and theological studiesPublication details: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania : Presbyterian and Reformed, (c)1966.Description: 38 pages ; 23 cmContent type:

text

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unmediated

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volume

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LOC classification:

BS1180.Y19.C667 1966
BS1180

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Contents:

Homer -- Herodotus -- Genesis -- Daniel -- II. Defense -- Homer -- Herodotus -- Genesis -- Daniel -- III. Verdict -- Homer -- Herodotus -- Genesis -- Daniel -- IV. Summation.

Subject: Most of us probably regard the Greek classics and the Hebrew scriptures as documents of two separate worlds. The intervention of the Greek gods in the battles of the Iliad tends to give us the impression that these events belong to a hoary antiquity. On the other hand, some who regard Herodotus as the father of history do not seem to appreciate the historical perspective of the Hebrew writers.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Withdrawn	G. Allen Fleece Library PAMPHLET	Non-fiction	BS1180 .Y3 1966 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1 Not for loan		31923001618277

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"An expanded revision of a paper read at the Twentieth Annual Convention of the American Scientific Affiliation, August 24, 1965, at the King's College, Briarcliffe, New York."

Includes bibliographical references.

I. Prosecution -- Homer -- Herodotus -- Genesis -- Daniel -- II. Defense -- Homer -- Herodotus -- Genesis -- Daniel -- III. Verdict -- Homer -- Herodotus -- Genesis -- Daniel -- IV. Summation.

Most of us probably regard the Greek classics and the Hebrew scriptures as documents of two separate worlds. The intervention of the Greek gods in the battles of the Iliad tends to give us the impression that these events belong to a hoary antiquity. On the other hand, some who regard Herodotus as the father of history do not seem to appreciate the historical perspective of the Hebrew writers.

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