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This essay, which was awarded the prestigious Hulsean Prize in 1842, provides a detailed analysis of the relationship between the moral precepts of the Old and New Testaments. Davies argues that the moral teachings of both Testaments are complementary and that the principles of the New Testament can be found in the Old. This thought-provoking work will be of interest to theologians and anyone interested in biblical studies.
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