Moses and Deuteronomy
Digital Logos Edition
Overview
Providing an acute commentary on the authorship, dating, and composition of the book of Deuteronomy, Samuel Ives Curtiss provides synopsis and explanation on the views of notable theologians. This text was originally published as a pamphlet.
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- Discusses the dating and chronology of Deuteronomy
- Examines other popular views on the topic of the composition of the book
- Passages Containing Post-Mosaic References
- Post-Mosaic Laws
- References to Deuteronomy by the Prophets of the Eighth Century
- Arguments in Favour of the Mosaic Authorship
- Position of German Evangelical Critics
- Title: Moses and Deuteronomy
- Author: Samuel Ives Curtiss
- Publisher: Thomas Nelson and Sons
- Publication Date: 1878
- Pages: 32
Samuel Ives Curtiss (1844–1904) was chair of Old Testament literature and interpretation at Chicago Theological Seminary. A student of Franz Delitzsch, Curtiss translated much of Delitzsch’s work into English.