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eBook The International Critical Commentary (ICC): Amos and Hosea
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The International Critical Commentary (ICC): Amos and Hosea

Author:  W. R. Harper
Publisher:  Varda Books
Published:  2005
Language:  English
Pages:   613
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From PREFACE It cannot be said that the Twelve Prophets lack, either in the comprehensive relation which they sustain to the entire history of Hebrew life and thought, in the interest of the problems which they suggest, or in the almost infinite variety of these problems. In every field of study, the textual, the literary, the historical, the archaeological, and the theological, they furnish ...

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W. R. Harper ---

William Rainey Harper (July 26, 1856 - January 10, 1906) A child-prodege, born at New Concord, Ohio, to Scotch-Irish parents, Harper finished high school at age ten, graduated from college four years latter and went on to become a noted academic who introduced German system of education to US institutions of higher learning. He helped to organize the University of Chicago and served as its first President. Harper's favorite field of study was Biblical Hebrew where he made a major contribution as an educator. Throughout his academic life (cut by death at the early age of 49), Harper wrote numerous texts.



 

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