Criticism, True and False; or, The Present State of the Deuteronomy Controversy

by Gavin Carlyle

Publishers:

John Maclaren & Son; A. & R. Milne; D. Bryce and Son; Ranken and Co.

, 1879

Overview

Originally arranged as a pamphlet, this concise commentary covers the controversy of Mosaic authorship and the scope of ordinances found in the book of Deuteronomy.

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Key Features

• Collects articles on the criticism of Deuteronomy
• Discusses theories of historical nature and authorship

Contents

• Subjective Criticism
• The Theories of the Critics
• Language, Laws, and Ordinances

Product Details

• Title: Criticism, True and False; or, The Present State of the Deuteronomy Controversy
• Author: Gavin Carlyle
• Publisher: John Maclaren & Son
• Publication Date: 1879
• Pages: 38

About Gavin Carlyle

Gavin Carlyle was a pastor in Earling, London. Carlyle’s works include The Light of All Ages, Mighty in the Scriptures: A Memoir of Adolph Saphir, The Present Peril, and Miscellaneous Discourses.