Charles — Apocrypha & Pseudepigrapha Vol. I — Section 1302

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(a) Doctrine of God. In all the three documents God is recognized as the absolute ruler of Israel’s destiny, the fountain of righteousness and power, i. 15, 19, ii. 6, iii. 1, 32 foll. The docu- ment B (iii. g-iv. 4) naturally emphasizes God’s wisdom and universal knowledge (iii. 32-7). On the other hand, God’s mercy, which listens to the cry of His people, is assumed throughout the penitential supplication of i. 15-111. 8, and is expressly affirmed in il. 35, ili. 2. These features are, however, most prominent in document C (iv. 5-v. 9), which is greatly influenced by the Deutero- Isaia…

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