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id: 31018
author: Willard, J. H. (James Hartwell)
title: A Farmer's Wife: The Story of Ruth
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summary:
  Then glancing around the field, Boaz saw Ruth among the gleaners and asked the overseer who she was. When Naomi saw what a quantity of barley Ruth had brought home, she asked in whose field she had gleaned.


id: 14643
author: Willard, J. H. (James Hartwell)
title: The Farmer Boy: The Story of Jacob
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words: 4020
sentence: 167
flesch: 79
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summary:
  His way to Bethel lay through a hostile country, but God protected him as He had promised; and at last Jacob reached the pillar which he had set up, and there he built the altar and worshipped God. Jacob's mother had died during his long absence from home and now her old nurse, Deborah, died, so in memory of the great love mother and son had for each other he buried Rebekah's faithful servant under an oak-tree and called it the oak of tears.


id: 17162
author: Anonymous
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words: 14339
sentence: 758
flesch: 85
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title:
  Mother Stories from the Old Testament A Book of the Best Stories from the Old Testament that Mothers can tell their Children

summary:
  Then God made man. At length God saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually.


id: 22162
author: Anonymous
title: Children of the Old Testament
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words: 20118
sentence: 705
flesch: 80
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summary:
  But David was so strong and brave, and such a favourite with the tribesmen, that the king set him over a troop of young men; and whenever Saul went out to fight, David and his band went with him, and this greatly pleased the chiefs and the fighting-men of the army. Other little children were born to her, but still she remembered him, away among bearded men in that large, dark tent; and this is how she showed her love for him.


id: 36444
author: Hurlbut, Jesse Lyman
title: Studies in Old Testament History
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words: 27607
sentence: 2791
flesch: 84
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summary:
  Wat. roc. Kad. 9.) It was a necessary element in the divine plan that Israel should dwell apart from other nations (Num. 23. 9).


id: 41602
author: Hurlbut, Jesse Lyman
title: Outline Studies in the New Testament for Bible Teachers
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words: 36848
sentence: 4461
flesch: 89
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summary:
  (James 2. 23) Hence its name (Isa. 9. 1, 2; Matt. 4. 15, 16); and the contempt in which it was held at Jerusalem.


id: 18316
author: Anonymous
title: Notable Women of Olden Time
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words: 44603
sentence: 1604
flesch: 64
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summary:
  The family of faith, where faith is pure, will ever be a family of love; and as true piety is the best security for family happiness, so family love is the best nurse for family piety. An immutable decree--his own--separated him from one lately so beloved, and so truly worthy of high honour.


id: 18187
author: Hunting, Harold B. (Harold Bruce)
title: Hebrew Life and Times
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words: 48377
sentence: 2635
flesch: 80
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summary:
  On the other hand, probably most of them were willing to put up with the disagreeable odors and the dirty streets for the sake of being near other people. BACK TO THE DESERT Under these conditions it was natural that many people should look back with longing to the olden times, especially to the time of Moses, before the people had left the desert and settled in Canaan.


id: 8566
author: Kent, Charles Foster
title: The Origin and Permanent Value of the Old Testament
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words: 50404
sentence: 2221
flesch: 60
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summary:
  In the Hebrew text it still remains as the designation of the first group of Old Testament books which contain the bulk of Israel's laws. Now the events and characters of Old Testament history no longer stand alone in mysterious isolation, but we can study in detail their setting and real significance.


id: 27510
title: Select Masterpieces of Biblical Literature
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words: 59581
sentence: 2516
flesch: 78
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summary:
  A third person's tongue hath shaken many, and dispersed them from nation to nation; and it hath pulled down strong cities, and overthrown the houses of great men. He will serve among great men, and appear before him that ruleth.


id: 31876
author: Eiselen, Frederick Carl
title: The Christian View of the Old Testament
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words: 60462
sentence: 2348
flesch: 59
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summary:
  Similar more or less clearly marked phenomena may {23} be noted in other Old Testament books, all of them bearing witness to the presence of a human element in these writings. In the first place, it is well to note that in less than one fifth of the New Testament {93} quotations from the Old Testament is a personal name connected with the quotation; Jesus himself, in quoting from the Pentateuch and other Old Testament books, frequently omits all reference to the alleged author, which shows that he considered the question of authorship of no special significance in comparison with the truth taught.


id: 44119
author: Anonymous
extension: .txt
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words: 61453
sentence: 2661
flesch: 73
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title:
  Jesus, The Messiah; or, the Old Testament Prophecies Fulfilled in the New Testament Scriptures, by a Lady

summary:
  In what light are we to view them, if not as descriptive of the person of the God-man, Christ Jesus? It is to the wonderful person of the Messiah, God united to the man Christ Jesus, that we direct our thoughts, as the glorious object presented to the faith of the patriarchs and ancient Israel of God.


id: 45952
author: Orchard, W. E. (William Edwin)
title: The Evolution of Old Testament Religion
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words: 66669
sentence: 2366
flesch: 60
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summary:
  3b; cxxiv. 5; cxxx. 6; cxxxix. 18b); while the so-called Nature Psalms (viii., xix., xxix., lxv., xciii., civ., cxlviii.) yield a conception of creation and of the relation of God to the world that has not sufficiently shaped theology, and as a consequence has made it possible for us to think of a conflict between religion and science. The idea of a nation changing its religion is certainly repugnant to the Semitic mind (Jer. ii. 10, 11), and some more natural connection seems necessary, both from the narrative and from general considerations.


id: 2030
author: King, L. W. (Leonard William)
title: Legends of Babylon and Egypt in Relation to Hebrew Tradition
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words: 65295
sentence: 2683
flesch: 64
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summary:
  I suggested the restoration _ki-rib Â�(a-ma-mi)_, in the midst of heaven, as possible, since the traces of the first sign in the last word of the line seemed to be those of the Neo-Babylonian form of _Â�a_. Other Hittite-Aramaean and Phoenician monuments, as yet undocumented with literary records, exhibit a strange but not unpleasing mixture of foreign _motifs_, such as we see on the stele from Amrith(1) in the inland district of Arvad.


id: 40173
author: Moore, George Foot
title: The Literature of the Old Testament
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words: 65527
sentence: 2649
flesch: 64
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summary:
  In time, as they came to attach the same authority to the Epistles and Gospels, and to call them, too, Scriptures (2 Pet. iii. 16), they distinguished the Christian writings as the Scriptures of the new dispensation, or, as they called it, the new covenant, from the Scriptures of the old covenant (2 Cor. iii. 6, 14), the Bible of the Jews. In his treatise on Christian Doctrine (ii. 8; written in A.D. 397) he includes among the canonical books of the Old Testament, Judith, Tobit, 1 and 2 Maccabees, Ecclesiasticus, and the Wisdom of Solomon; African provincial synods at Hippo (A.D. 393) and Carthage (A.D. 397) pronounced themselves in the same sense.


id: 26094
author: A. L. O. E.
title: Hebrew Heroes: A Tale Founded on Jewish History
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words: 70213
sentence: 3027
flesch: 74
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summary:
  And much Zarah wept for her father--though in remembering him a deep spring of joy mingled with her sorrow. Zarah leant against the wall, and raised her clasped hands towards the glimpse of sky seen between those dark bars.


id: 36956
author: Soares, Theodore Gerald
title: Heroes of Israel Text of the Hero Stories with Notes and Questions for Young Students
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words: 90336
sentence: 5435
flesch: 89
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summary:
  So all the elders of Israel came to the king to Hebron; and king David made a covenant with them in Hebron before the Lord: and they anointed David king over Israel. It is a most pitiful thing when great men are jealous.


id: 38724
author: Douce, Francis
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sentence: 5973
flesch: 77
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title:
  The Dance of Death Exhibited in Elegant Engravings on Wood with a Dissertation on the Several Representations of that Subject but More Particularly on Those Ascribed to Macaber and Hans Holbein

summary:
  A table covered with a desert, wine, &c. Death, stretching over a screen, pours something from a bottle into the glass which the husband holds in his hand. In the back-ground are bishops, &c. Death embraces the Pope with one hand, and with the other leans on a crutch.


id: 7168
author: McFadyen, John Edgar
title: Introduction to the Old Testament
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words: 96694
sentence: 4551
flesch: 68
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summary:
  Ch. ii. elaborates the idea, suggested by these chapters, of Israel's adultery, i.e. of her unfaithfulness to Jehovah, of the fate to which it will bring her, and of her redemption from that fate by the love of her God.[2] The date of his prophetic career may safely be set about 743-736 B.C. In chs. i. and iii.


id: 16583
author: Miller, Elizabeth
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words: 160298
sentence: 10936
flesch: 85
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title:
  The Yoke A Romance of the Days when the Lord Redeemed the Children of Israel from the Bondage of Egypt

summary:
  Theirs is no mean intellect; great men have come from among them, and they will be a hardy foe arrayed against us. After these several litters, borne by young men, proceeded in imposing order.


id: 4732
author: Wellhausen, Julius
title: Prolegomena to the History of Israel
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words: 251225
sentence: 10169
flesch: 65
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summary:
  While the concrete and material details of 1Kings vi., vii. are reproduced only in an imperfect and cursory manner, the act of consecration on the other hand, and the discourse delivered by Solomon on the occasion, is accurately and fully given (v. 2-vii. 10) in accordance with 1Kings viii.; such additions and omissions as occur are all deliberate. Pl. _


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