The Religion of Israel to the Exile
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Xx. -xxiii. ). 1 From this was rejected only that which seemed ill-fitted to a popular book, be- cause of its special juristic and formal character. 3 The Judaic collections of old judicial decisions to which Mosaic authority was attributed were also added to the rest, so that Deuteronomy, without doubt, constituted the most complete collection of laws which had ever existed in Israel.
1 The older ceremonial Decalogue of J is worked in at the close, in chap, xxiii. (cf. Ex. Xxxiv. ) ; the later... moral Decalogue of E is prefixed, in chap. Xx.
8 Steuernagel's opposing contention (Handkommenlar zwn Allen Testament, i. 3, i, p. Xxvi. /. ) cannot be regarded as overthrowing this view.
The Religion of Yahweh in Judah 173 But the leading and all-controlling thought cer- tainly had its origin in the sad experiences of the present. This thought was : pure Yahweh-worship at any price, without image or symbol, and, above all, free from all intermixture with foreign cults. There prevails in Deuteronomy an unbounded ab- horrence, a nameless dread, of all that can be called foreign.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xx. -xxiii. ). 1 From this was rejected only that which seemed ill-fitted to a popular book, be- cause of its special juristic and formal character. 3 The Judaic collections of old judicial decisions to which Mosaic authority was attributed were also added to the rest, so that Deuteronomy, without doubt, constituted the most complete collection of laws which had ever existed in Israel.
1 The older ceremonial Decalogue of J is worked in at the close, in chap, xxiii. (cf. Ex. Xxxiv. ) ; the later... moral Decalogue of E is prefixed, in chap. Xx.
8 Steuernagel's opposing contention (Handkommenlar zwn Allen Testament, i. 3, i, p. Xxvi. /. ) cannot be regarded as overthrowing this view.
The Religion of Yahweh in Judah 173 But the leading and all-controlling thought cer- tainly had its origin in the sad experiences of the present. This thought was : pure Yahweh-worship at any price, without image or symbol, and, above all, free from all intermixture with foreign cults. There prevails in Deuteronomy an unbounded ab- horrence, a nameless dread, of all that can be called foreign.
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