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Excerpt from The Old Testament and the New Scholarship
Finally, I have devoted the fourth and last part to a survey of archaeological discoveries bearing on the Old Testament, and the treatment of a few points in which the history of the religious, political, and literary history of Israel has been illuminated by archaeological re search, concluding, as in the former part, by a more particular illustration in the treatment of one book Daniel.
I have chosen the problems of the books of Psalms and Daniel for more especial consideration, partly because in recent writings on the Old Testament Introductions, Commentaries, and the like-these two books seem to me to have received the least satisfactory treatment, but chiefly because, having made a more special study of these books, I am more at home in them and better able to contribute something new to their discussion.
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