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Page 51
... necessary that the death of the testator should take place ; because a
testament is valid in respect to those only who are dead , since it hath no force
while the testator is living . Hence , not even the first ( covenant ) was ratified
without blood .
... necessary that the death of the testator should take place ; because a
testament is valid in respect to those only who are dead , since it hath no force
while the testator is living . Hence , not even the first ( covenant ) was ratified
without blood .
Page 52
I need not say that it lies at the foundation of entire systems of belief in regard to
covenants ; that the views attached to this ... It is translated covenant in the
common verson , in Luke i : 72 , Acts jii : 25 ; vii : 8 , Rom . ix : 4 ; xi : 27 , Gal . iii :
15 , 17 ...
I need not say that it lies at the foundation of entire systems of belief in regard to
covenants ; that the views attached to this ... It is translated covenant in the
common verson , in Luke i : 72 , Acts jii : 25 ; vii : 8 , Rom . ix : 4 ; xi : 27 , Gal . iii :
15 , 17 ...
Page 53
The word diabhxn is not the word which properly denotes compact , agreement ,
or covenant . That word is συνθήκη - Or in other forms σύνθεσις , and συνθεσία ;
or if the word dabhxn , is used in that signification it is only remotely , and as a ...
The word diabhxn is not the word which properly denotes compact , agreement ,
or covenant . That word is συνθήκη - Or in other forms σύνθεσις , and συνθεσία ;
or if the word dabhxn , is used in that signification it is only remotely , and as a ...
Page 54
In like manner , and with like remarkable uniformity , the word ouvdýxn is never
used in the Septuagint , with reference to any arrangement or “ covenant "
between God and Once , indeed , in the Apocrypha , and but once , the word
ouvbhxn is ...
In like manner , and with like remarkable uniformity , the word ouvdýxn is never
used in the Septuagint , with reference to any arrangement or “ covenant "
between God and Once , indeed , in the Apocrypha , and but once , the word
ouvbhxn is ...
Page 55
Why did they not rather use the word ouvõsxn , the common and appropriate
Greek word to express the notion of a covenant ? And why , if there was no
seuiled plan , or no propriety in the nature of things for the use of the word
diadýxn did ...
Why did they not rather use the word ouvõsxn , the common and appropriate
Greek word to express the notion of a covenant ? And why , if there was no
seuiled plan , or no propriety in the nature of things for the use of the word
diadýxn did ...
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