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Excerpt from Theological Institutes, or a View of the Evidences, Doctrines, Morals and Institutions of Christianity, Vol. 2
The circumstances which are characteristic of the king, who is the hero Of this poem, are every one of them utterly Inapplicable to Solomon; insomuch, that not one of them can be ascribed to him, without contradicting the history of his reign. The hero of this poem is a warrior, who girds his Sword upon his thigh rides in pursuit of ?ying foes makes havoc among them with his Sharp arrows and reigns, at last, by conquest, over his vanquished ene mies. N ow, Solomon was no warrior he enjoyed a long reign of forty years of uninterrupted peace.
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