The Divine Law As to Wines
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7 ; Ixv. 8 ; Hosea iv. 1 1 ; ix. 2 ; Joel i. 10 ; Hag. I. 10 ; Zech. Ix. 17 ; and by " sweet wine, " Micah vi. 15 ; while "gleukos, " Acts ii. 13, is ren- dered " sweet wine. " These renderings recog- nized the permanent conviction that the Hebrew " tirosh " and the Greek " gleukos " were wines, and yet unfermented grape-juice.
It should be added here that Walton's Poly- glott, published at London, 1657, in the interlin- ear translation of the Hebrew, has the Latin " mustum " for " tirosh. " Th...e master-work of Poole, in his "Synopsis Criticorum, " published in 1673, is in accord; "tirosh" being rendered " mustum " even in Hosea iv. N.
That the same questions now discussed, as to the nature of the wines referred to in the Old and New Testaments, and as to the effects of wines, were made a thorough study by the lead- ing Reformers is indicated frequently in other records than their Old and New Testament trans- lations. The comments of Cocceius (on John ii. 10), already quoted, are but specimens of critical notes on Old and New Testament wines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7 ; Ixv. 8 ; Hosea iv. 1 1 ; ix. 2 ; Joel i. 10 ; Hag. I. 10 ; Zech. Ix. 17 ; and by " sweet wine, " Micah vi. 15 ; while "gleukos, " Acts ii. 13, is ren- dered " sweet wine. " These renderings recog- nized the permanent conviction that the Hebrew " tirosh " and the Greek " gleukos " were wines, and yet unfermented grape-juice.
It should be added here that Walton's Poly- glott, published at London, 1657, in the interlin- ear translation of the Hebrew, has the Latin " mustum " for " tirosh. " Th...e master-work of Poole, in his "Synopsis Criticorum, " published in 1673, is in accord; "tirosh" being rendered " mustum " even in Hosea iv. N.
That the same questions now discussed, as to the nature of the wines referred to in the Old and New Testaments, and as to the effects of wines, were made a thorough study by the lead- ing Reformers is indicated frequently in other records than their Old and New Testament trans- lations. The comments of Cocceius (on John ii. 10), already quoted, are but specimens of critical notes on Old and New Testament wines.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samson, G. W. (George Whitefield), 1819-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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