The Poetry of Job (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Semitic studies in general and of the poem Of Job in particular would permit. There are words in the poem whose meaning is still uncertain, and many passages whose thought is more or less Obscure. As it lay outside Of the purpose Of this essay to give the grounds of the translation from step to step, it may be proper to say that the interpretation here given, in the case of each word and sentence in the poem, has been adopted only after repeated and careful examination of all the philological evidence, and only after a repeated and careful examination of each detail in the light of the manifest aim and thought of the poem as a whole. Every conclusion has been reviewed and tested several times. The text that has been translated is that edited by L. Baer and Franz Delitzsch, Leipzig, 1875.

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