Prolegomena to the History of Israel

Name: Prolegomena to the History of Israel
Author: Wellhausen, Julius

Wellhausen, Julius

Bible. Old Testament -- Criticism, interpretation, etc.; Jews -- History -- To 70 A.D.; Judaism -- History -- To 70 A.D.

5. And let them deliver it into
  the hand of the doers of the
  work that have the oversight
  of the house of Jehovah, and
  let them give it to the doers
  of the work who are in the
  house of Jehovah to repair
  the breaches of the house.

2Chronicles xxxiv.

  10. And they gave it into the       
  hand of the workmen that had the    
  oversight of the house of Jehovah,  
  and of the workmen that wrought in  
  the house of Jehovah to repair      
  and amend the house.                

2Kings xxii.

  6. Unto carpenters, and builders,
  and masons, and to buy timber
  and hewn stones to repair the
  house.
  
  7. But let no reckoning be
  made with them as to the money
  that is delivered into their
  hand, because they deal faithfully.

2Chronicles xxxiv.

  11. They gave it to the artificers   
  and to the builders to buy           
  hewn stone and timber for roofs      
  and beams of the houses which        
  the kings of Judah had destroyed.    
                                       
  12. And the men did the work         
  faithfully. And the overseers of     
  them were Jahath and Obadiah,        
  the Levites, of the sons of          
  Merari; and Zechariah and            
  Meshullam, of the Kohathites,        
  to preside; and all the Levites      
  that had skill in instruments        
  of music                             
                                       
  13. Were over the bearers of         
  burdens and overseers of all         
  that wrought the work in any         
  manner of service; and others        
  of the Levites were scribes          
  and officers and porters.            
                                       
  14. And when they brought out        
  the money that had been brought      
  into the house of Jehovah,           
  Hilkiah the priest found the book    
  of the law of Jehovah by the hand    
  of Moses.                            

2Kings xxii.
  
  8. And Hilkiah the high priest
  said unto Shaphan the scribe:
  I have found the book of the
  law in the house of Jehovah.
  And Hilkiah gave the book to
  Shaphan, and he read it.

2Chronicles xxxiv.

  15. And Hilkiah answered and        
  said to Shaphan the scribe:         
  I have found the book of the law    
  in the house of Jehovah.  And       
  Hilkiah delivered the book          
  to Shaphan.                         

2Kings xxii.

  9. And Shaphan the scribe came
  to the king and brought the king
  word again, and said: Thy
  servants have emptied out the
  money that was found in the
  house and have delivered it
  into the hand of them that
  do the work, that have the
  oversight of the house of
  Jehovah.

2Chronicles xxxiv.

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Prolegomena to the History of Israel

Wellhausen, Julius

Bible. Old Testament -- Criticism, interpretation, etc.; Jews -- History -- To 70 A.D.; Judaism -- History -- To 70 A.D.

5. And let them deliver it into
  the hand of the doers of the
  work that have the oversight
  of the house of Jehovah, and
  let them give it to the doers
  of the work who are in the
  house of Jehovah to repair
  the breaches of the house.

2Chronicles xxxiv.

  10. And they gave it into the       
  hand of the workmen that had the    
  oversight of the house of Jehovah,  
  and of the workmen that wrought in  
  the house of Jehovah to repair      
  and amend the house.                

2Kings xxii.

  6. Unto carpenters, and builders,
  and masons, and to buy timber
  and hewn stones to repair the
  house.
  
  7. But let no reckoning be
  made with them as to the money
  that is delivered into their
  hand, because they deal faithfully.

2Chronicles xxxiv.

  11. They gave it to the artificers   
  and to the builders to buy           
  hewn stone and timber for roofs      
  and beams of the houses which        
  the kings of Judah had destroyed.    
                                       
  12. And the men did the work         
  faithfully. And the overseers of     
  them were Jahath and Obadiah,        
  the Levites, of the sons of          
  Merari; and Zechariah and            
  Meshullam, of the Kohathites,        
  to preside; and all the Levites      
  that had skill in instruments        
  of music                             
                                       
  13. Were over the bearers of         
  burdens and overseers of all         
  that wrought the work in any         
  manner of service; and others        
  of the Levites were scribes          
  and officers and porters.            
                                       
  14. And when they brought out        
  the money that had been brought      
  into the house of Jehovah,           
  Hilkiah the priest found the book    
  of the law of Jehovah by the hand    
  of Moses.                            

2Kings xxii.
  
  8. And Hilkiah the high priest
  said unto Shaphan the scribe:
  I have found the book of the
  law in the house of Jehovah.
  And Hilkiah gave the book to
  Shaphan, and he read it.

2Chronicles xxxiv.

  15. And Hilkiah answered and        
  said to Shaphan the scribe:         
  I have found the book of the law    
  in the house of Jehovah.  And       
  Hilkiah delivered the book          
  to Shaphan.                         

2Kings xxii.

  9. And Shaphan the scribe came
  to the king and brought the king
  word again, and said: Thy
  servants have emptied out the
  money that was found in the
  house and have delivered it
  into the hand of them that
  do the work, that have the
  oversight of the house of
  Jehovah.

2Chronicles xxxiv.

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

Prolegomena to the History of Israel

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