The books of the Apocrypha : $b their origin, teaching and contentsOesterley, W. O. E. (William Oscar Emil)
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The books of the Apocrypha : $b their origin, teaching and contents
Oesterley, W. O. E. (William Oscar Emil)
Bible. Apocrypha -- Introductions
v. 11. Be swift to hear, i. 19. But let every man be
But with patience make reply. swift to hear, slow to speak,
slow to wrath.
vii. 35, 36. Forget not to visit i. 27. Pure religion and undefiled
the sick, before God and Father
For thou wilt be loved for that. is this, to visit the fatherless
In all thy doings remember and widows in their
thy last end, affliction, and to keep himself
Then wilt thou never do unspotted from the
corruptly. world.
A large number of other examples could be given; among them the
following will be found instructive:
Compare Ecclesiasticus
xiv. 1, xix. 16, xxv. 8 with James iii. 2
” ” v. 13, 14, viii. 3, xxviii. 11 ” ” iii. 5, 6.
” ” xxviii. 16-18 ” ” iii. 8.
” ” xxviii. 12 and context ” ” iii. 10.
” ” iv. 1-6, xxxiv. 22 ” ” v. 4.
” ” vi. 19 ” ” v. 7.
” ” iv. 26 ” ” v. 16.
” ” xlviii. 3 and context ” ” v. 17.
CHAPTER II
The Book of Tobit
[LITERATURE.—Fritzsche, _Die Bücher Tobiä und Judith erklärt_,
in “Exegetisches Handbuch zu den Apokryphen” (1853); Hoffman,
_Auszüge aus syrischen Akten persischer Märtyrer_, pp. 182 ff.
(1880); Fuller, in Wace, 1, pp. 149-240 (1888); Conybeare, Rendel
Harris, and Agnes Smith Lewis, _The Story of Ahikar from the
Syriac, Arabic, Armenian, Ethiopic, Greek and Slavonic Versions_
(1898); a second and large edition of this work was issued early
in 1914; Löhr, in Kautzsch, II, pp. 135-147; Smend, _Alter
und Herkunft des Achikarromans und sein Verhältniss zu Aesop_
(1908); Schürer, II, iii. pp. 37-44, German ed., III, pp. 237-258
(1909); Nau, _Histoire et Sagesse d’Ahikar_ (1909); E. Meyer,
_Der Papyrusfund von Elephantine_, pp. 102-128 (1912); Ungnad,
_Aramäische Papyrus aus Elephantine_, pp. 62-82 (1911); Simpson,
in Charles, I, pp. 174-241; Harris, Lewis, and Conybeare, in
Charles, II, pp. 715-784 (translations of the Syriac, Arabic,
Armenian, Ethiopic and Greek Versions, as well as of the Aramaic
fragments from Elephantiné) (1913). See also the articles on
“Tobit” in the _Encycl. Brit._ by Robertson Smith, in the
_Encycl. Bibl._ by Erbt, in Hastings’ _Dict. of the Bible_ by
Marshall, and in the _Jewish Encycl._ by Toy.]
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