The Scriptural Religions, Histories, and Prophecies Analyzed and Examined ... - John William Willcock - Google 도서

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CONTENTS.

INTRODUCTION, xi-Weights and measures, xix - Chronology and table to

the end of Solomon's reign, xxii.

HISTORY OF THE FOUNDATION OF THE HEBREW KINGDOM.

ORIGIN AND NAME

AREA OF THE HEBREW AND NEIGHBOURING COUNTRIES .

5, Edom, Idumea or Nabatea-7, Moab-8, Ammon, Bashan, and the

Hittites-10, Damascus and Hamath-11, Emesa and Phoenicia-

13, Philistia-15, The Hebrew Land, the sea-coast of Palestine-

18, The country of Palestine, Upper and Lower Galilee-19, Samaria

-20, Judah-24, Gilead-25, Rivers, deserts, and wildernesses-

27, Lakes-28, Plains-33, Volcanic character of the country and

earthquakes-34, Wells and cisterns -35, Beasts, wild and tame-

36, Products of the land-37, Exports and imports, and caravan routes.

POPULATION OF THE HEBREW LAND

65, Epochs-67, Eras and dates-69, The Palaic Age-70, Hebrew

Immigration into Palestine-72, Races, giants-73, Amorites, Gir-

gashites, Amalekites, Anakim, Jebusites, Hivites-74, Hittites, Philis-

tines, Language-75, The Hebrews never exclusively possessed any

large portions of the country-79, Towns, rustics, sparse population

TRADITIONS, LEGENDS, AND STORIES OF THE PALAIC ERA

85, The Settlement East of Jordan, and fictitious allotments of the

country East of Jordan-89, Story of the Spies-93, Story of crossing

Jordan and the Legend-94, Story of the Angel, the Captain of the

Host of Adoni-95, Story of the capture of Jericho-97, Consequences

of the capture of Jericho-98, The Gilgal and the Tabernacle—

102, The war against Ai-105, The capture of Ai-108, The Con-

federacy against the Bene Israel; the Alliance with Gibeon-113,

Story of the Invasion of the South-115, Review of the leadership of

Joshua-121, From Judges, the Legend of Joshua in Judges, In-

troductory matter in Judges-124, Settlement of the Bene Ephraim—

125, Legend of the Capture of Bethel-126, Settlement of the Bene

Yudah, Simeon, and Dan-130, Legend of Judah, Simeon, and Caleb-

132, Settlement of the Bene Yamin, Zebulon-134, Manasseh-

136, Zebulon-137, Issachar, Asher-138, Naphtali-139, The land

that yet remained-141, Conclusion.

LEGENDS, STORIES, AND TRADITIONS OF THE HEROIC AGE

145, Legend of the angel from Gilgal; Introductions of the collector of

Judges-147, The Legends as to chronology-152, The Legend of

Othniel-154, Legend of Ehud-156, The tradition of Shamgar-

157, The Legend of Deborah, Barak, and Jael-159, State of the

country-160, The Legend-162, The song of Deborah-164, The

story of Joshua-166, Continuation by the compiler of Joshua; State

of Northern Palestine-167, Midianite invasion and confederacy of

the North-169, The angel of Gideon; Gideon not an Adonite-

170, Miracles and signs-172, Introduction and Legend-179, The

Legend according to Josephus-180, The Legend of Abimelech-

182, Introduction; Legend; addition-186, Traditions of Tola and

Jair; the Legend of Jephthah-189, Introduction; Legend-193, Tra-

ditions of Ibzan and Elon-194, Tradition of Abdon; Allegory of

Samson-200, Additions to it-204, Story of Micah and his levite ;

and the migration of Dan-212, Story of the levite and his concubine

-215, The massacre of Bejamin and Jabesh-219, The rape of the

maidens of Shiloh.

ADONIAN LEGENDS AND STORIES

221, Legends of Eli and Samuel; of Eli and his sons-228, Of the

infant Samuel and the song of Hannah-231, Legend of the youthful

Samuel-233, Story of the capture and restoration of the ark-

237, Legend of Samuel the ruler.

STORIES AND LEGENDS OF THE FOUNDATION OF THE KINGDOM.

242, Story of Samuel the seer and Saul-249, Story of Saul's first

victory, and his popular election-254, Story of Saul and Jonathan—

261, Saul established in the kingdom-262, Samuel, Saul, and Agag

-265, The anointment of David-266, David introduced to Saul-

268, Story of David and Goliath-274, Saul and David's mutual

jealousies-277, First story of David and Jonathan-278, David and

Michal-279, Samuel, David, and Saul at Ramah-280, Covenant

between Jonathan and David-283, Flight and rebellion of David-

287, The slaughter of the priests of Nob-290, David's expedition to

Keilah, and return to Ziph-291, David's encampment at Ziph and

Engeddi-295, The death of Samuel; David and his freebooters in

Paran, and Abigail-299, David at Ziph-302, David joins the Philis-

tines-305, David volunteers to fight against his country; is rejected

with scorn-306, David's expedition against the Amalekites-309, Saul

and the Witch of Endor-312, The death of Saul and Jonathan, and

sequel-315, David on the news of their death-316, David's lament—

317, David at Hebron-320, The battle between Joab and Abner-

324, The war continued; Abner's treachery and death-326, The

murder of Esh-bal-327, The gathering of the clans to Hebron.

RETROSPECTIVE AND PROSPECTIVE VIEW

331, Arts, commerce, and institutions-332, The sentence of death on

the generation-333, The tabernacle and the other fabulous works of

Bezaleel and Aholiab-336, Contrast-337, Monuments-338, Civil

institutions-339, Pentateuchal laws for extermination of the peoples

and their religions - 344, The tribes; the levites; the priests —

346, Pentateuchal story of the tribes-348, Pentateuchal story of the

priests and levites; a levite coming to Jerusalem; observations—

349, Phinehas' everlasting priesthood; contrast; pentateuchal story of

the council of seventy, and of the judges-351, The king and his

conduct and duty-352, Writing, reading, and studying the law, and

extracts from the pentateuch-353, Observations-354, Abstract notes

of the laws, observances, &c., in Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and

Deuteronomy-366, The Book of the Law unknown until the reign of

Josiah-369, Its production in the time of Josiah caused alarm and

persecution, but discredited-370, Scriptural authorities-374, Obser-

vations; marriage; polygamy; and concubinage-379, Observations

-381, Marriage with foreigners-384, Circumcision-385, Sanitary

institutions; sabbaths, festivals, and fasts-389, Scriptural texts -

395, The seventh day sabbath 396, The new moon sabbath

398, Festivals; the four annual: passover, pentecost, trumpets,

and tabernacles-400, The passover-406, Pentecost-408, Trumpets

-410, The day of atonement-415, Tabernacles-417, The septennial

sabbath-418, The 50th year sabbath, the jubilee-419, The covenant

“So shall ye be my people, and I will be your god.”

RELIGION OR WORSHIP.

428, The real and the spiritual-429, Mediates-435, Spiritual; gods

-436, Worships of Palestina Major-443, Worships of Philistia and

Assyria-444, Want of images; Batyli-446, Worship or religion of

the Hebrews-448, As to Samaria-456, Scriptural authorities-

458, As to Judah-464, The worship of the serpent-446, Observations.

468, Prot-Adonism-474, Miracles; witchcraft-475, Ceremonies and

rites; Per-Adonism - 479, The mythology of the Per-Adonites-

481, Yahavism or Super-Adonism-487, Immortality; Angels –

489, Prophecy-491, Learning and literature and the pentateuch.

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