The Presbyterian Magazine January 1858
The Presbyterian Magazine January 1858
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First, said he, I would examine his plumes, and ascertain whether he had an angel's plumes. If this were not satisfactory, I would put him in the fire, and see whether he would burn. And if still further examination were necessary, I would throw him into the water, and see whether he would drown. Modern German theologians are justly viewed, in our country, with suspicion; and hence when their productions fall into our hands, we feel under special necessity to scrutinize their character, in orde...r to learn whether they are entitled to confidence, as safe and evangelical. We looked at the name of the publishers, T. & T. Clark, of Edinburgh, whose reputation as publishers is some guarantee that the work possesses real value. We read the names of the translators, whose locations in Ireland and Scotland indicate that they belong to the school of evangelical Protestants. We turned to the prefatory note by Professor Murphy, the translator of the Books of Kings, who says, concerning Keil, that "he is one of the safest of German com- mentators, " and that "the present work is distinguished by a sober, ju- dicious, and careful investigation of the meaning of the text, a large and well-selected array of solid information, and a firm attachment to evan- gelical doctrine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First, said he, I would examine his plumes, and ascertain whether he had an angel's plumes. If this were not satisfactory, I would put him in the fire, and see whether he would burn. And if still further examination were necessary, I would throw him into the water, and see whether he would drown. Modern German theologians are justly viewed, in our country, with suspicion; and hence when their productions fall into our hands, we feel under special necessity to scrutinize their character, in orde...r to learn whether they are entitled to confidence, as safe and evangelical. We looked at the name of the publishers, T. & T. Clark, of Edinburgh, whose reputation as publishers is some guarantee that the work possesses real value. We read the names of the translators, whose locations in Ireland and Scotland indicate that they belong to the school of evangelical Protestants. We turned to the prefatory note by Professor Murphy, the translator of the Books of Kings, who says, concerning Keil, that "he is one of the safest of German com- mentators, " and that "the present work is distinguished by a sober, ju- dicious, and careful investigation of the meaning of the text, a large and well-selected array of solid information, and a firm attachment to evan- gelical doctrine.
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