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T. K. Cheyne. Job and Solomon: Or, The Wisdom of the Old Testament
Job and Solomon: Or, The Wisdom of the Old Testament
Table of Contents
PREFACE
INTRODUCTION. HOW IS OLD TESTAMENT CRITICISM RELATED TO CHRISTIANITY?
THE BOOK OF JOB
CHAPTER I. JOB’S CALAMITY; THE OPENING OF THE DIALOGUES (CHAPS. I.-XIV.)
CHAPTER II. THE SECOND CYCLE OF SPEECHES (CHAPS. XV.-XXI.)
CHAPTER III. THE THIRD CYCLE OF SPEECHES (CHAPS. XXII.-XXXI.)
CHAPTER IV. THE SPEECHES OF ELIHU (CHAPS. XXXII.-XXXVII.)
CHAPTER V. THE SPEECHES OF JEHOVAH (CHAPS. XXXVIII.-XLII. 6.)
CHAPTER VI. THE EPILOGUE AND ITS MEANING
CHAPTER VII. THE TRADITIONAL BASIS AND THE PURPOSE OF JOB
I. Did Job really live?
2. The Autobiographical Element in its Bearing on the Purpose of the Poem
3. The Purpose of Job as illustrated by Criticism
CHAPTER VIII. DATE AND PLACE OF COMPOSITION
CHAPTER IX. ARGUMENT FROM THE USE OF MYTHOLOGY
CHAPTER X. ARGUMENT FROM THE DOCTRINE OF ANGELS
CHAPTER XI. ARGUMENT FROM PARALLEL PASSAGES
CHAPTER XII. ON THE DISPUTED PASSAGES IN THE DIALOGUE-PORTION, ESPECIALLY THE SPEECHES OF ELIHU
CHAPTER XIII. IS JOB A HEBRÆO-ARABIC POEM?
CHAPTER XIV. THE BOOK FROM A RELIGIOUS POINT OF VIEW
CHAPTER XV. THE BOOK OF JOB FROM A GENERAL AND WESTERN POINT OF VIEW
NOTE ON JOB AND THE MODERN POETS
NOTE ON THE TEXT OF JOB
AIDS TO THE STUDENT
THE BOOK OF PROVERBS
CHAPTER I. HEBREW WISDOM, ITS NATURE, SCOPE, AND IMPORTANCE
CHAPTER II. THE FORM AND ORIGIN OF THE PROVERBS
CHAPTER III. THE FIRST COLLECTION AND ITS APPENDICES
CHAPTER IV. THE SECOND COLLECTION AND ITS APPENDICES
CHAPTER V. THE PRAISE OF WISDOM
CHAPTER VI. SUPPLEMENTARY ON QUESTIONS OF DATE AND ORIGIN
CHAPTER VII. THE TEXT OF PROVERBS
NOTE ON PROVERBS XXX. 31
CHAPTER VIII. THE RELIGIOUS VALUE OF THE BOOK OF PROVERBS
AIDS TO THE STUDENT
THE WISDOM OF JESUS THE SON OF SIRACH
CHAPTER I. THE WISE MAN TURNED SCRIBE. SIRACH’S MORAL TEACHING
CHAPTER II. SIRACH’S TEACHING (continued). HIS PLACE IN THE MOVEMENT OF THOUGHT
AIDS TO THE STUDENT
THE BOOK OF KOHELETH; OR, ECCLESIASTES
CHAPTER I. THE WISE MAN TURNED AUTHOR AND PHILOSOPHER
CHAPTER II ‘TRUTH AND FICTION’ IN AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY
CHAPTER III. MORE MORALISING, INTERRUPTED BY PROVERBIAL MAXIMS
CHAPTER IV. FACTS OF CONTEMPORARY LIFE
CHAPTER V. THE WISE MAN’S PARTING COUNSELS
CHAPTER VI. KOHELETH’S ‘PORTRAIT OF OLD AGE;’ THE EPILOGUE, ITS NATURE AND ORIGIN
CHAPTER VII. ECCLESIASTES AND ITS CRITICS (FROM A PHILOLOGICAL POINT OF VIEW)
CHAPTER VIII. ECCLESIASTES AND ITS CRITICS (FROM A LITERARY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL POINT OF VIEW)
CHAPTER IX. ECCLESIASTES FROM A MORAL AND RELIGIOUS POINT OF VIEW
CHAPTER X. DATE AND PLACE OF COMPOSITION
CHAPTER XI. DOES KOHELETH CONTAIN GREEK WORDS OR IDEAS?
CHAPTER XII. TEXTUAL PROBLEMS OF KOHELETH
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II
CHAPTER XIII. THE CANONICITY OF ECCLESIASTES AND ECCLESIASTICUS
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II
AIDS TO THE STUDENT
APPENDIX. IN WHICH VARIOUS POINTS IN THE BOOK ARE ILLUSTRATED OR MORE FULLY TREATED
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