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A New Commentary on Holy Scripture Including the Apocrypha was written by a variety of respected Anglican scholars and edited by Charles Gore, H. L. Goudge, and Alfred Guillaume. Created in the spirit of progressive criticism, this commentary posits conclusions that differ widely from the accepted views of the day. The scholars dedicated to this work believed that the Apocrypha was extremely...

By L. E. P. ERITH The Book of Genesis forms an introduction to the historical books of the Bible, Genesis–2 Kings; the Books of Chronicles, Ezra and Nehemiah being a separate and, in part, parallel history. The English title Genesis comes from the Vulgate through the LXX and refers to the creation of the world. The Hebrew title is simply the opening words of the Book, ‘In the beginning.’ Genesis is the Book of beginnings; the compiler is concerned to explain the origin of mankind in general
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