The Early Religion of Israel as Set Forth by Biblical Writers and by Modern Critical Historians

Exploring the foundational beliefs of ancient Israel, this work contrasts the perspectives of biblical writers with those of modern critical historians. It delves into the early religious practices and concepts, offering insights into how these views have evolved over time. The 1896 edition presents a thorough examination of the historical context and theological implications, making it a valuable resource for understanding the roots of Israelite religion.