Studies On Slavery
Studies On Slavery
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Lybians is also here translated from Pliut.
" Were not the Ethiopians and the Lubims a huge host ?" 2 CJiron. Xvi. 8. There Phut is lost in that of Lubim, as accounted for by Josephus. The families were wholly amalgamated, the nephew carrying off the trophy of remembrance.
The proof that the family of Phut were black is rather inferen- tial than positive ; but can the mind fail to determine that it is certain ?
But again. Phut, as an appellative, signifies scattered. Thus Num. X. 30. "Let thine... enemies be scattered, " (Ti*5 phutsu. ) In Genesis x. 18, it is used with the same Heemanti, and with the same effect, which we have noticed in the word Naamah, thus : " And afterwards were the families of the Canaanites spread abroad, '' ViiD. 3 naphotsu. The idea is, by the influence of the circumstances attending them, they were scattered. The condition is involuntary, the action implied is reflective. A similar use of the word occurs o in 2 Samuel xviii. 8 : "The battle was scattered, " mV*^'^ napliot- setk ; that is, it was scattered only as it was forced to be by the circumstances attending it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lybians is also here translated from Pliut.
" Were not the Ethiopians and the Lubims a huge host ?" 2 CJiron. Xvi. 8. There Phut is lost in that of Lubim, as accounted for by Josephus. The families were wholly amalgamated, the nephew carrying off the trophy of remembrance.
The proof that the family of Phut were black is rather inferen- tial than positive ; but can the mind fail to determine that it is certain ?
But again. Phut, as an appellative, signifies scattered. Thus Num. X. 30. "Let thine... enemies be scattered, " (Ti*5 phutsu. ) In Genesis x. 18, it is used with the same Heemanti, and with the same effect, which we have noticed in the word Naamah, thus : " And afterwards were the families of the Canaanites spread abroad, '' ViiD. 3 naphotsu. The idea is, by the influence of the circumstances attending them, they were scattered. The condition is involuntary, the action implied is reflective. A similar use of the word occurs o in 2 Samuel xviii. 8 : "The battle was scattered, " mV*^'^ napliot- setk ; that is, it was scattered only as it was forced to be by the circumstances attending it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Beaumont And John Fletcher to read onlineMoreLess
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