The Early Religion of Israel: As Set Forth by Biblical Writers and by Modern Critical Historians, Volume 1

Abraham admitted altar Amos and Hosea ancient appear argument Baal belief Biblical theory Biblical writers book of Judges Canaan Canaanites century character Chemosh composition conception conclusion connection Covenant critical writers deity Deuteronomic Code Deuteronomy divine earlier earliest writing prophets early Egypt ephod existence Exod explain expression fact faith feasts give gods heathen Hebrew Hexateuch Hist history of Israel idea imply Isaiah Israelites Jahaveh religion Jehovah Jehovistic Jerusalem Judah Judges Kings Kuenen land language late Levitical Levitical Code literary matter Micah mode modern critics modern theory Moloch monotheism Mosaic Moses narratives nature observances Old Testament origin passage patriarchs Pentateuch period position Priestly Code priests proof prove question reference regard religion of Israel religious ritual sacrifice Samuel sanctuary says Semitic sense speak Stade stories suppose Temple thing tion Torah tradition tribes Wellhausen whole words worship