Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p II : The popular conception of religion ; The prophetic teachings ; The ill success of the prophetic activity ; Isaiah's view on sacrifices and rituals ; Ritualistic performances by immoral persons ; The breach between the prophets and the priests ; Idealism versus realism ; The liberal attitude of the priests ; The piety of Judean kings due to their influence ; Their chief function of teaching ; Their teaching for hire ; The protest of Micah ; The ignorance of the poor ; The priestly principle of Truth and Peach ; Different views concerning external forms of worship ; The divine origin of the priestly ordinances ; The statement of Amos on sacrifices ; Its various interpretations Hosea's view ; The erroneous interpretation of Isaiah's views on rituals ; Micah's position ; His fundamental religious principles ; Psalm 15 ; Micah's Messianic message ; Jeremiah's conception concerning sacrifices ; Its correct interpretation ; His exhortation on Sabbath-observance ; The priestly prophet Joel ; His concern for the regularity of sacrifices ; The date of the drought ; Jeremiah's reference to the same event ; A comparison of Jeremiah's address with that of Joel ; Joel a true representative of the priests ; His style ; The criterion of a true prophet ; The conditional nature of prophecy ; The priestly prophet Ezekiel. }
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- catalog description "II : The popular conception of religion ; The prophetic teachings ; The ill success of the prophetic activity ; Isaiah's view on sacrifices and rituals ; Ritualistic performances by immoral persons ; The breach between the prophets and the priests ; Idealism versus realism ; The liberal attitude of the priests ; The piety of Judean kings due to their influence ; Their chief function of teaching ; Their teaching for hire ; The protest of Micah ; The ignorance of the poor ; The priestly principle of Truth and Peach ; Different views concerning external forms of worship ; The divine origin of the priestly ordinances ; The statement of Amos on sacrifices ; Its various interpretations Hosea's view ; The erroneous interpretation of Isaiah's views on rituals ; Micah's position ; His fundamental religious principles ; Psalm 15 ; Micah's Messianic message ; Jeremiah's conception concerning sacrifices ; Its correct interpretation ; His exhortation on Sabbath-observance ; The priestly prophet Joel ; His concern for the regularity of sacrifices ; The date of the drought ; Jeremiah's reference to the same event ; A comparison of Jeremiah's address with that of Joel ; Joel a true representative of the priests ; His style ; The criterion of a true prophet ; The conditional nature of prophecy ; The priestly prophet Ezekiel".
- catalog tableOfContents "II : The popular conception of religion ; The prophetic teachings ; The ill success of the prophetic activity ; Isaiah's view on sacrifices and rituals ; Ritualistic performances by immoral persons ; The breach between the prophets and the priests ; Idealism versus realism ; The liberal attitude of the priests ; The piety of Judean kings due to their influence ; Their chief function of teaching ; Their teaching for hire ; The protest of Micah ; The ignorance of the poor ; The priestly principle of Truth and Peach ; Different views concerning external forms of worship ; The divine origin of the priestly ordinances ; The statement of Amos on sacrifices ; Its various interpretations Hosea's view ; The erroneous interpretation of Isaiah's views on rituals ; Micah's position ; His fundamental religious principles ; Psalm 15 ; Micah's Messianic message ; Jeremiah's conception concerning sacrifices ; Its correct interpretation ; His exhortation on Sabbath-observance ; The priestly prophet Joel ; His concern for the regularity of sacrifices ; The date of the drought ; Jeremiah's reference to the same event ; A comparison of Jeremiah's address with that of Joel ; Joel a true representative of the priests ; His style ; The criterion of a true prophet ; The conditional nature of prophecy ; The priestly prophet Ezekiel".