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- catalog description "The ancient legislature, its ideas of individual responsibility and of personal rights. The Book of the Covenant -- The nature of the individualism of the earliest Hebrew maxim collections -- The prophetic school and the wisdom-school: the question of contact in regard to teaching of divine recompense -- The notion of individual responsibility in Greek thought and in the general history of ethics -- Chapter III: Theories of reward and retribution in the Old Testament and in later Judaism -- The Deuteronomist theory of reward. Development of this by the chronicler -- The optimism of the Deuteronomist theory; its elasticity; its appendices or adjuncts -- Ezekiel's "atomistic mechanical" doctrine of reward and its results -- Modification of the eudaemonism of Deuteronomist teaching: Second Isaiah; Psalm 73 -- The dialogue of Job does not question the general validity of the Deuteronomist theory -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "The ancient legislature, its ideas of individual responsibility and of personal rights. The Book of the Covenant -- The nature of the individualism of the earliest Hebrew maxim collections -- The prophetic school and the wisdom-school: the question of contact in regard to teaching of divine recompense -- The notion of individual responsibility in Greek thought and in the general history of ethics -- Chapter III: Theories of reward and retribution in the Old Testament and in later Judaism -- The Deuteronomist theory of reward. Development of this by the chronicler -- The optimism of the Deuteronomist theory; its elasticity; its appendices or adjuncts -- Ezekiel's "atomistic mechanical" doctrine of reward and its results -- Modification of the eudaemonism of Deuteronomist teaching: Second Isaiah; Psalm 73 -- The dialogue of Job does not question the general validity of the Deuteronomist theory -- ".