An Introduction to the Critical Study And Knowledge of the Holy ..., volume 1
An Introduction to the Critical Study And Knowledge of the Holy ..., volume 1
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'*S«ipo0e the word »-««-r<< occurs in a particular passsge, where you are doubtful what sense should be applied to it First, you call to mind, that T*«rT*c is a generic word, having several meanings related to each other, but stil dmrse, as species nnder the genus. You wish to determhie how many #peeie» of meaning x-imf has; and in order to accomplish this, many pasi^es where ft Is used must be compared, in order that you may know wbeil^ an the species are found. This beinc done, you proceed to com- pare tbea with tne passage under investigation, and see which will fit it And a this way all generic words must be mvestigated, before the generic tiJea can be determmed."" (10.) It -will be of great uoe to collect and reduce into alpha- beieal order all thote nmilar paotageo in •which the tameformo 9f»peech occur, and the tame thingo are propooed in a diffe* rent order of narration : but care must be taken to avoid the accwmulation ofnumer^uo patoageo that are parallel to each other informs of tpeech, or in t hinge vhich are ofthemtelveo clear and certain t for inch accumulations of parallel places ■avoar more of a specioiis display of learning than real utilitj.^ The best and most certain help by which to fhid out parallel passages is, raaqomionably, the diligent and attentive perusal of the Scriptures, re> peaied after short intervals of time, and accompanied by the committal nf the most difficult passages to vrritins, together with such other passages as are either similsr in words or in tmngs, and which tend to throw any Hght on obscure places.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'*S«ipo0e the word »-««-r<< occurs in a particular passsge, where you are doubtful what sense should be applied to it First, you call to mind, that T*«rT*c is a generic word, having several meanings related to each other, but stil dmrse, as species nnder the genus. You wish to determhie how many #peeie» of meaning x-imf has; and in order to accomplish this, many pasi^es where ft Is used must be compared, in order that you may know wbeil^ an the species are found. This beinc done, you proceed to com- pare tbea with tne passage under investigation, and see which will fit it And a this way all generic words must be mvestigated, before the generic tiJea can be determmed."" (10.) It -will be of great uoe to collect and reduce into alpha- beieal order all thote nmilar paotageo in •which the tameformo 9f»peech occur, and the tame thingo are propooed in a diffe* rent order of narration : but care must be taken to avoid the accwmulation ofnumer^uo patoageo that are parallel to each other informs of tpeech, or in t hinge vhich are ofthemtelveo clear and certain t for inch accumulations of parallel places ■avoar more of a specioiis display of learning than real utilitj.^ The best and most certain help by which to fhid out parallel passages is, raaqomionably, the diligent and attentive perusal of the Scriptures, re> peaied after short intervals of time, and accompanied by the committal nf the most difficult passages to vrritins, together with such other passages as are either similsr in words or in tmngs, and which tend to throw any Hght on obscure places.
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