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bequeathed to us, would still leave them the leaders of the race. It is true there was change and progress in the course of their religious development, and this makes that history the more glorious. Not to them any more than to us did the oracles of God speak to unwilling hearts and minds. The search after God was a noble and difficult quest not because He would escape them, but because only as they developed by struggle were they able to perceive Him or understand His voice. The Hebrew history is a part of the final civilization of the world. To the men of vision the world has always owed its debt. More than the marvels of Greece or the more hoary antiquities of Egypt, more than the accuracies of modern science or the inventions of modern industry, are these messages out of the Hebrew centuries to every man and woman who wishes to think truly and to live nobly.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

It would be quite impossible to give a full list of the works bearing upon the problems which have been discussed, but I name the following as among those which have been useful to me in

Politics

Philosophie der Geschichte als So

ciologie

The Basis of Social Relations
Evolution of Religion

Introduction to the Philosophy of
Religion

The Origin and Religious Content of

the Psalter

Introduction à la Sociologie

An Introduction to the Literature of

the Old Testament.

De la Division du Travail Social

Les Règles de la Méthode Sociologique

my studies:

Aristotle

Barth, Paul

Brinton, Daniel G.

Caird, Edward

Caird, John

Cheyne, T. K.
De Greef, G.

Driver, S. R.

Durkeim, Emile

Durkeim, Emile

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General Sociology

Gedanken uber den Social Wissen

schaft der Zukunft Outlines of a Philosophy of Religion Introduction to Social Philosophy Lectures on the Science of Religion Sacred Books of the East Philosophy and Development of Religion

Cultes, Mythes et Religions

History of the People of Israel
Foundations of Sociology

Conception of God

245

Lilienfeld, P. von
Lotze, Hermann
Mackenzie, John S.
Müller, Max
Müller, Max

Pfleiderer, Otto Reinach, S.

Renan, Ernest

Bau und Leben des Socialen Körpers Schäffle, A.

Historical Geography in the Holy

Ross, Edward A.

Royce, Josiah

Small, Albion W.

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INDEX

Aaron, priesthood of, p. 100
Abraham offering Isaac, p.
69

Abram, appearance of the

Lord to, p. 68

Altar at Bethel, p. 115, 120
Altar, development of, p.
115

Altar not Hebrew alone, p.

141

Altars erected in any place

of significance, p. 116
Altars, materials for, p. 117
Altars upon roofs of houses,

p. 120

Amulets, wearing of, p. 196
Ark a holy shrine, p. 186
Ark a symbol of divine

presence, p. 183

Ark a leader in battle, p.
181

Ark, contents of, p. 186
Ark the central object in
Holy of Holies of Solo-
mon's Temple, p. 184
Ark the most significant
object in the religious
furniture of Hebrews, p.
180

Art, history of, p. 60
Ascetic element not strong-
ly marked in Hebrew
religion, p. 157

Ashera, or sacred post, p.
193
Atonement, law of, p. 174
Azazel, offering to, p. 174

Baal the god of the culti-
vated land, p. 83

Babel, the story of, p. 67
Bible, devotional study of,

P. 33

Bible, historical study of,
P. 33
Bible, literary point of view.
of, p. 34

Bible, material of, p. 48
Bible, progress in, p. 10
Biblical critic, p. 4
Blasphemy, Hebrew idea of,
p. 63

Brazen serpent one of the
unique objects in history
of Israel, p. 194
Buzzard, worship of, p. 220

Canaan, language of, p. 50
Character shaped by con-
ditions under which people
live, p. 41

Church and state, p. 29
Church, significance of in
Hebrew life, p. 38

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