Charles — Apocrypha & Pseudepigrapha Vol. I — Section 1096

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R. H. Charles ed. 1913, Vol. I

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was Elisha filled... Cp. 2 Kings ii. 9, 13. ho ; ᾿ In double measure... Cp. 2 Kings ii. 9, 20-22. Peters thinks that the omission of these two lines in & (see critical note) may be due to the fact that they seem to give more honour to Elisha than to Elijah; the omission may, however, be merely due to an oversight. Allhis days... Cp. 2 Kings iii. 13-15, vi. 15, 16, 30 ff. ; moved. Cp. Esther v. 9, ‘... that he stood not up nor moved for him.’ 501 SIRACH. 48. 13-138 13 Nothing was “too wonderful for him’, zz And *from his grave® his flesh ** prophesied”, 14 In® his life he did wond…

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