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Page 111
... Hebrew poetry very adequately represents the land , and soil , and race , from whence it sprang . Especially do we see this in its entire divestment of humour , of wit , and of satire . There are one or two exceptions to this ...
... Hebrew poetry very adequately represents the land , and soil , and race , from whence it sprang . Especially do we see this in its entire divestment of humour , of wit , and of satire . There are one or two exceptions to this ...
Page 114
... Hebrew : no , it was the rhythmic vibration of life . Rhythm does not mark the Hebrew poetry except as thought - rhythms are to be so regarded ; and the careful study of these opens one of the great doors of meaning in the Hebrew Bible ...
... Hebrew : no , it was the rhythmic vibration of life . Rhythm does not mark the Hebrew poetry except as thought - rhythms are to be so regarded ; and the careful study of these opens one of the great doors of meaning in the Hebrew Bible ...
Page 118
... Hebrew bards , he also , in fact , gives to us the most appropriate designation of Hebrew poetry in general . It is , indeed , the highest truth of which the human reason is capable , taught by analogy ; analogy , however , which does ...
... Hebrew bards , he also , in fact , gives to us the most appropriate designation of Hebrew poetry in general . It is , indeed , the highest truth of which the human reason is capable , taught by analogy ; analogy , however , which does ...
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