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The Ancient Interpretation of Leviticus 18:18

by Alexander McCaul

Publisher:

Wertheim, Macintosh, and Hunt

, 1859

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Directing his attention to Leviticus 18:18, Alexander McCaul provides a concise exposition on the ethics of marriage. Interpreting semantics from both the Masoretic texts and Septuagint, McCaul discusses the moral and relational obligations within the Jewish and Hellenistic cultures.

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Focuses on Leviticus 18:18
Examines interpretations from a variety of groups and time periods

The Prohibitions of Leviticus 18, Binding on Christians
The Sense in Which They Were Received
The Interpretation of the Hebraist Jews
The Interpretation of the Hellenist Jews
The Interpretation of the Syrian Christians
The Interpretation of the Greek-speaking Christians
The Interpretation of the Latin Christians
Interpretations from the Fifth to the Fifteenth Century
Interpretations in the Age of the Reformation
Interpretations Since the Council of Trent
Objections Answered
Postscript

Title: The Ancient Interpretation of Leviticus 18:18
Author: Alexander McCaul
Publisher: Wertheim, Macintosh, and Hunt
Publication Date: 1859
Pages: 60

Alexander McCaul, born in 1836, was professor of Hebrew and Old Testament exegesis at Kings College, London. McCaul was appointed as rector of St. Magnus, St. Margaret, and St. Michael.