The Tora of Moses: Being a Critical Study of Deuteronomy

by William Wallace Martin

Publishers:

Barbee & Smith; M. E. Church

, 1900

Overview

Focusing on the development of the text and the ordinances of the Torah, William Wallace Martin provides thorough commentary that exegetically examines the text. Martin draws upon patristics and Jewish historians in order to support his conclusions.

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Key Features

• Contains a detailed commentary on the book of Deuteronomy
• Presents a theory on Deuteronomy being the product of two ancient copies of the Mosaic Tora
• Discusses the composition and character of the book including the theory

Contents

• Preliminary Discussions
• Historical Introduction to the Tora
• Legislation of the Tora
• Hortatory Close to the Tora
• The Copies of the Tora in Parallel Columns
• Criticism, Reconstructive and Higher

Product Details

• Title: The Tora of Moses: Being a Critical Study of Deuteronomy
• Author: William Wallace Martin
• Publisher: Barbee & Smith
• Publication Date: 1900
• Pages: 364

About William Wallace Martin

William Wallace Martin (1851–1946) was educated at Wesleyan University, Drew Theological School, Leipsic University, and Bonn University. Martin later became professor of Semitic languages at Vanderbilt University from 1886–1892. His works include Christian Catechism, Bible Lands Illustrated, and Law and Covenant.