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    BIBLICAL CRITICISM,

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    We shall always be ready to take your children if you send them to us . I only wonder that since London draws to itself and consumes such numbers of your country people , your country

    should not , to supply their places , want and willingly receive the children you have to dispose pL That circumstance , together with the multitude who voluntarily part with their freedom as

    men to serve for a tirne as lacqueys , or for life as soldiers it * consideration of small wages , S € ^ ms to me a proof that your island is over peopled , and yet it is afraid of emigrations ! Adieu my dear friend , and believe me ever , Your ' s very affectionately , B . Franklin " ,

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    To the Editor of the Monthly Repository . Sir ,

    The translation which accompanies this , has been made from a Commentary on the New Testament , philological ^ historical and critical , by Professor Paulus of Jena . The work is in

    very considerable estimation on the continent , as a compendium of critical and exegetical information . Besides a very full running commentary > harmony ^ &c . it contains numerous excursus upon the different passages which occur . From on *? of these on Matt . xxi . 4 * I have translated his new version oi Zech . ix—x . 1 * which , in the original , is introductory to an explanation of the prophecy generally applied to Jesiis Christy

    from the history of the Jewish commonwealth under Hyrcanus I * The translation which I have now sent will be interesting to your theological readers as a piece of biblical criticism ; but

    if you think that the commentary will suit the design of your publication , 1 will endeavour to prepare it for you - I am , Sir , your ' s , &c . K . PAULttS * NEW VERSION OF ZECH . IX X . 1 . A New Translation , with Wotes , of Zech . ix—x . i . and a Commentary upon it , designed to illustrate Matt . xxi . 4 * From H . IS . G . Paulus Crit . Phil , and Hist * Com . on

    the N . T . Lubeck , 1801 y Vol . 3 d , p . 115 , &c . ZecKix . AN OmACW * . . 1 . The word of Jehovah shaH prevail ift the land of j Chadrach i . Damascus also shall be a habitation for him ( Jehovah ) ¦*¦ ' " ¦ ¦ "' ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ '

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    Pauliis * New Version of Zech . ix—x > \ . f < T 7

    Biblical Criticism,

    BIBLICAL CRITICISM ,

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    PHIi-OLOCICAL EXPLANATIONS * HtfO stands by itself— E ^ unciatum , Oracle . So agaitiyZech * xii . f ^ ' « Wn must be separated from ^ « nttT ^ y ninn ^ Tr which are to be

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), April 2, 1806, page 197, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1723/page/29/